We enjoyed our 11.30am Orange Wednesday visit yesterday. Ice Age 3 3D was a very funny break from the thrills of our stay at home holiday and, as it was pouring with rain, a good use of a couple of hours. The 3D is so good in these recent movies that it can't be long before it starts to be the norm. I am looking forward to when it becomes available on TV. As expected we were the only customers without kids but there were plenty of adults laughing and it was great to hear the children's' chuckles.
We planned a visit to Tatton Park's RHS Flower Show today but the weather forecast is awful and as the admission is £22 each it will be a real waste of money if we end up tramping around in the mud and rain. We'll see what happens with the weather tomorrow. Oh well there's plenty of housework to do. At this rate we'll be looking forward to going back to work.
It's early days but the Naproxen are working without side effects. Maybe, just maybe, I'll see an end to the groin strain agony very soon.
Those CCTV photos of Steve Gerrard don't really tell us much do they? They were all over the TV at the same time as the moon landing films and the quality is about the same. It wouldn't surprise me if the jury finds Neal Armstrong guilty. Mind you I bet Stevie G is sweating a bit. He's probably relying on the Ken Dodd defence - popular local celebrity found not guilty in home town despite overwhelming evidence against him. Only problem is there are two teams in Liverpool and what are the odds on it being 12 just men and blue.
I once asked why it is that hairdressers always have to chose a punning name for their salons. Things haven't changed and last night on Five's Build A New Life In The Country, two guys from Leeds moved to the Outer Hebrides. They opened a hairdressing salon. The salon name? You guessed. "Hairbridean"
I'll leave you with the government's latest anti-knife film. See if you can avoid murdering anyone. I managed to get myself banged up for twenty years.
We planned a visit to Tatton Park's RHS Flower Show today but the weather forecast is awful and as the admission is £22 each it will be a real waste of money if we end up tramping around in the mud and rain. We'll see what happens with the weather tomorrow. Oh well there's plenty of housework to do. At this rate we'll be looking forward to going back to work.
It's early days but the Naproxen are working without side effects. Maybe, just maybe, I'll see an end to the groin strain agony very soon.
Those CCTV photos of Steve Gerrard don't really tell us much do they? They were all over the TV at the same time as the moon landing films and the quality is about the same. It wouldn't surprise me if the jury finds Neal Armstrong guilty. Mind you I bet Stevie G is sweating a bit. He's probably relying on the Ken Dodd defence - popular local celebrity found not guilty in home town despite overwhelming evidence against him. Only problem is there are two teams in Liverpool and what are the odds on it being 12 just men and blue.
I once asked why it is that hairdressers always have to chose a punning name for their salons. Things haven't changed and last night on Five's Build A New Life In The Country, two guys from Leeds moved to the Outer Hebrides. They opened a hairdressing salon. The salon name? You guessed. "Hairbridean"
I'll leave you with the government's latest anti-knife film. See if you can avoid murdering anyone. I managed to get myself banged up for twenty years.
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