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Monday, 16 May 2005 |
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We are planning to hold our customary May Bank Holiday bar-b-que on Sunday 29th. From 6pm at the usual place at the bottom of the Toft Zig-Zag stairs.
Bring your own disposable bar-b's, food and drink.
Fingers crossed that the weather will be good and the water is warm. |
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Sunday, 24 April 2005 |
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Thank fcuk for that! I don't think I could go through another
Kronenbourg fueled playoff-palava with extra time and penalties. Not
only do I get too stressed out doon the local pub, I literally can't
see by the end of the game!
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Monday, 21 March 2005 |
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Well actually she gets to keep her current job that she has been acting on. Well done missus, or should I say Ward Sister, Clinical Leader or whatever of the Royal Bournemouth Hospital.
More champagne it is then.
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Thursday, 17 March 2005 |
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Tony B has mentioned about meeting up at the Reading Beer Festival. Details below. Reading Beer Festival
FRIDAY 29th April
Its 10 minutes walk from the train station.
I think early evening would be a good starting point.
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Monday, 14 March 2005 |
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Seeing as Angela was away I had a chance to watch Zatoichi without
any disturbance from questions all the way through or fidgetting away
from all the scenes of swordplay. I thought it was a really good movie
with a good storyline that had some twists. It wasn't overly stylised
in the fight scenes. It just got back to basics. There was humour as
well and I found myself laughing out loud to daft comic things.
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Monday, 07 March 2005 |
 Angela and I were talking over the weekend and thought we need to get some beach bar-b-q action on the go very soon. The smell of blackened semi-raw sausages, the downing of copious amounts of booze, rolling around in the sand and swimming in the water. You know you love it. Maybe a bit too chilly at the moment but I reckon come the end of April or beginning of May we should be cooking on coal.
Let us know when you are around or not around, then we can pencil something in.
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Monday, 07 March 2005 |
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Ah, I guess I am not as young as I used to be. All that jumping around doing karate finally caught up with me when I landed in a heap on the floor with some kind of tear at the back of my calf. Thankfully it is not a ruptured Achilles, or even a partial tear although it is painful and I still can't walk properly.
All the text about the condition points to middle aged people who don't exercise too often. Thanks a lot! First the hair and now this, whatever next...!
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Monday, 14 February 2005 |
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We were up in Leicester visiting the in-laws over the weekend. Went to the Leicester Chinese Community celebrations for Chinese New Year. Normally I am not a great fan of these kind of things but actually I was pleasantly surprised as it was OK. One saving grace was the fact that they had professional acrobats there doing Shaolin Kung Fu, balancing acts, a bit of Peking opera and so on. |
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Tuesday, 08 February 2005 |
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Well, happy Chinese New Year at that. I'll be sinking a few Guinesses to celebrate in traditional ethnic stylee! Top of the morning and a Jim Beam stir fry to ya. That's how we did it in our university days. The orginal and the best. So what does the year of the Rooster bring in store? Chicken and plenty of it! |
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Tuesday, 08 February 2005 |
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Whilst up in Leicester we went to Yasmin's 40th birthday party. The curry was excellent and we drank till 2am. Hooray. Photos here: Yasmin photos. |
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Tuesday, 08 February 2005 |
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At last Angela's brother Hung graduates from Uni of Central England. We were there for his graduation ceremony. Quite funny to see the person reading out the names tackle a whole array of ethnic names, and the antics of a few just to stand out from the crowd when shaking the main man's hand. Photos up in the gallery here: Hung Le Graduation Photos. |
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Wednesday, 02 February 2005 |
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No real news, just using the page to start some search engines off to spider some web sites. Foresight - science projects and research Timber Gates UK, Wooden Gates UK, Bespoke Design |
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Tuesday, 25 January 2005 |
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A bit gruesome but fascinating watching. This is where the controversial Dr Von Hagens does a public dissection to a brave audience, and shown on TV. Has put me off eating Lamb Shanks for a while seeing as he was messing around with the leg bones and muscles, and that was the picture I had in my head. Channel 4 Anatomy for Beginners |
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