Shaken

 Urban-Cub had the day off. This meant that the Gorse Fox could stroll round and escort her and Ellie to school, but that we didn't have to get her ready, so it was a quiet start.

There were several domestic chores to clear in the morning but then we headed for the bus stop to catch a ride into Chichester. It's an easy walk from the bus station to the cinema snd we arrived with time to spare. The Gorse Fox had chosen a lunchtime showing in the hope that the auditorium wouldn't bee too full. With our seats booked, we settled down and the Gorse Fox counted in the other punters. In the whole auditorium there were only 25 people. This was ideal, particularly when nearly all of us wore our masks throughout.

Like all Bond films, "No Time to Die" was a real blockbuster. Lots of action, wonderful cars (Aston Martin DB5, a DBS Superleggera, V8 Vantage, and apparently a Valhalla - through the Gorse Fox didn't notice that),  and car chases, plenty of gadgets, a good underlying story... and some wonderful locations.

When the film was over, we stopped in for a cheeky Nando's (is there any other type?) and then strolled back to the bus station. We had timed it to perfection, stepping straight onto the bus and off we went.