Her family rules the country. It's four days since I last saw Anne. In the meantime she's changed her gloves and attended the Army Families Federation Conference and the commemoration of the new roof of the choir of Paisley Abbey in Scotland. She seems more animated today, and praises the kids' homework club. It's not eashy to conshentrate on school.
Care is about creating time for yourshelves.
A girl presents her with a bouquet. It looks the same as the last one. Instead, she bounces on her feet, flexes her hand and asks how long she has been coming to the centre. The trouble is that Anne refuses to acknowledge she is in the PR business - PR for her charities and, these days, PR for her family. The only way she can measure herself is by the money raised for her causes.