The Florist and the Master Jeweller
The Florist is Lee, the Jeweller is Tony and on a fine July Saturday they're at loggerheads. At breakfast time Tony makes clear his stance on a particular topic, using a wooden hairbrush to underline it. Lee is not suited and feels he's been unfairly disciplined. His day is thrown into further turmoil when an ex-lover phones an order into his florist shop. He begins to wonder if he's still in love with Adrian, a man he hasn't seen or heard from in seven years, and if so what does that mean with regard to Tony? Has he fallen out of love with him, he can't deny that he's been feeling less than enamoured of him lately? What is love anyway, and can it be defined?
Winter Pink Skies tells the story of one day, as seen through the eyes of both Lee and Tony, who each give their alternate views. For Head of Household Tony, the day is complicated further still by the antics of naughty boy, Darren.
