Mrs Kar and I live in a fairly secluded rural setting so with all this nice warm weather recently we decided to indulge in some extra-curricular activity in the garden. No sooner had we got underway than our privacy was broken by a micro light aircraft flying slowly overhead. This unnerved me somewhat and put me right off my stroke. Mrs Kar however, seemed unfazed and was determined to continue on her own having waited all week for this opportunity.
Oh the joys of Croquet…….. Pimms anyone?
I’ve not been on the forum as much as I normally am as Mrs Kar has just come out of hospital after a major surgical procedure and will be somewhat incapacitated for at least 6 weeks. As a consequence I’m having to look after her, the dog and keep my job down which, at the moment, is one of my busiest times. Being chief cook and bottle washer isn’t an issue because I’ve lived on my own before and I also love cooking. Mrs Kar can shuffle out to the garden and the other day she light heartedly comm
The Ballad of Eric Olthwaite There was a lad from Denley Moor From Castle Street he came He made this dark town proud again Eric Olthwaite was his name. Chorus: Oh Eric, Eric Olthwaite You're the one they're singing for Eric, Eric Olthwaite, The King of Denley Moor Oh, he told the world of shovels to be found in Denley Moor Of the rainfall that was static here At twenty-eight point four. Chorus Having checked the rainfall average From the rain gauge he would run to See Howard Molson put his sho
I went to a computer fair last night to buy a few essentials like printer ink, blank dvds etc. and noticed a none-regular stall there. Most people were also noticing, as behind the stall were two obviously carefully chosen sales staff – 2 heavily made-up and scantily clad Liverpudlian lasses. There was only one product on sale. For £5 you could buy a disk that lets you watch satellite TV (live football etc.) on your PC with no dish or receiver. They were drawing quite a bit of interest both from