Going to Northern Ireland tomorrow for the first time to celebrate a good friend's 60th birthday. There are seven of us flying from here, one is already there and six more who live here part time flying in from England and Wales. He has absolutely no idea we are coming. He'll be in bits when we turn up...
Was in Central London today and saw lots of striking school students. Very impressed with their commitment. Hope for the future unless it's all gone too far by the time they take over.
Going to Northern Ireland tomorrow for the first time to celebrate a good friend's 60th birthday. There are seven of us flying from here, one is already there and six more who live here part time flying in from England and Wales. He has absolutely no idea we are coming. He'll be in bits when we turn up...
“The Algarve lot wanted to do something for my 60th but I thought sod that, would rather celebrate with my mates back in Northern Ireland “
Was in Central London today and saw lots of striking school students. Very impressed with their commitment. Hope for the future unless it's all gone too far by the time they take over.
Heard five young girls interviewed on C4 news just now. Very impressive; committed and eloquent. Hats off to them,
No surprise to hear the Wheatfield Wanderer criticising the children for taking a stand. ("Increasing teachers' workloads", blah, blah, blah) Having presided over a right-wing government that has caused much of the problem, she could apologise. But, being Teflon Theresa, no chance of that. More pollution and ecological destruction from the Captains Of Industry and a telling off for those who oppose the stinking, wretched status quo.
Dan Walker and his elderly mate Tony organising the fly past remembering the 10 american soldiers that lost their lives in a plane crash. Really heartwarming relationship that they've struck up.
Dan Walker and his elderly mate Tony organising the fly past remembering the 10 american soldiers that lost their lives in a plane crash. Really heartwarming relationship that they've struck up.
Not sure the story warrented an entire morning on bbc breakfast though, it was painful. Cut to Steph asking the same 3 questions to Tony and the USAF guy. Cut to a airfield and a few planes sitting on tarmac, cut to Charlie asking the same 3 questions to Tony and the RAF guy.....
Every now & again, I get to do some testing at work. Usually attacking APA / BR glass with a hammer at work. This week I managed to hit the glass with the hammer 49 times in 30 Secs. Still go it.
Helping to rehabilitate a young horse that was attacked by loose dogs, walking 3 dogs along the street alongside a horse is pretty surreal and while beautiful animals I'm not over keen. (They kick and bite)
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It's basically become a Michelin star restaurant.
"I can't even think about buying avocados because they are poisonous to parrots"
Spoke with my Manager yesterday who was happy for me to work from home and take two hours out of my shift to take him myself
Because its during work hours its a weekly thing that I always miss but was just nice being able to do it with him for the second time today
Went there tonight and the decorators have nearly finished. The place looks fucking fantastic, couldn’t have wished for more.
My wife’s out so celebrated by picking my daughter up from Brownies and getting a take away Indian (with 3 large cobras)
Very impressed with their commitment. Hope for the future unless it's all gone too far by the time they take over.
Cut to Steph asking the same 3 questions to Tony and the USAF guy. Cut to a airfield and a few planes sitting on tarmac, cut to Charlie asking the same 3 questions to Tony and the RAF guy.....
Every now & again, I get to do some testing at work. Usually attacking APA / BR glass with a hammer at work. This week I managed to hit the glass with the hammer 49 times in 30 Secs. Still go it.