OK, so this is "Living Well", now Bannantynes. I think that I resent paying money to that egotist.
Look at those feet - weapons of mass destruction
Your bonus print - I thought that this was sailing down the Mekong river; Carole Thatcher is spending Christmas doing this. On closer inspection, it's N Thailand.
My first (& last) day off this week.
A cup of tea in bed, reading the Christmas Good Housekeeping, including entering all of the competitions.
A little light housework & then off to the gym in Solihull for a couple of hours, before coffee &, I have to admit, a slice of cappuccino cake, at M&S.
Shopping in Solihull & Kenilworth & then home to minister to G, back from Amsterdam, with a bad cold.
G had to collect some papers from work, so we went together & ate at The Bear at Berkswell - food OK, service laughable.
Only go there if you "want a laugh" (G didn't)
Chocoholics, JS have Green & Black's" chocolate on special offer!
I have filled a cupboard with it.
Spellcheck gives "molehill" for Solihull - Spooky! They have moved to the top lawn.
We cannot decide whether they travelled under or over land.
Any thoughts?
4 comments:
The mole deterent has driven the moles to the top lawn, move it there and hope they don't realise you only have one.
Weird poetry probably gives you more chance of success. At the poetry reading only three either rhymed or had rhythm (i.e they were prose) and the young lady who read most of them reminded you of the quote, to make a mistake in one would have been a misfortune, but to make mistakes in every poem she read could only be regarded as carelesness.I escaped to go round the German market outside. jen
ewscaping to Germany! It must have been bad.
I'm going to see if there is a gym closer to Swad...
W
http://www.bannatyne.co.uk/fitness/burton-on-trent.htm
There is one in Burton on Trent that is about 2 or 3 miles from Swad
Thanks W, I'll check that out. I do have to come home though.
aj, perhaps you could volunteer to read next year.
m
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