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Back from seeing the girl with the dragon tattoo. Was good, rosemary reckons it followed the book. 1 month ago
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Selina and her leg and arm warmers. http://t.co/kE7EwIPm 1 month ago
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RT @moxtherog: Wagnerian Drama in the Elysee.... http://t.co/72tZ6r8U 2 months ago
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Potato scones the Scottish way. http://t.co/ltjJvMmp 2 months ago
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Bird feeders filled for the winter. Will. They find their sunflower kernals. 3 months ago
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Psylina
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Absolutely disgusted by coronation street and the verdict. Theyve lost this viewer. What kind of message does that send women? #corrie 2 days ago
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My toenail hurts. Dont know what to do with it, stupid thing #running #marathon 3 months ago
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Hmm 5k didnt go very well. Guess thats what happens when you run 21miles the day before! Good fun tho #running 4 months ago
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@PGHenn woohoo! :-D 4 months ago
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21 mile run this morning. Rather an odd way to spend my birthday. Now tired and full of cake, having a quick rest. 5k race tomorrow! 4 months ago
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Glastonbury
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Glastonbury has won International Festival Of The Year at the Pollstar Awards. "I'm over the moon," says Michael Eavis. http://t.co/Hg3ByTT4 1 day ago
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"I think I vanished into a state of utter bliss". Great Chemical Bros 2011 memories (and a vid) on our FB right now... http://t.co/rgyGHVg3 4 days ago
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A merry Christmas from all of us on Worthy Farm. Thank you for helping to make 2011 such a memorable year for us. http://t.co/cfyzNHxl 1 month ago
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Glastonbury highlights on TV over Christmas - http://t.co/7nLSMypt 1 month ago
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Oxfam tell us about their Unwrapped charity gifts range - great if you're looking for last-minute gift ideas... http://t.co/hO6S8WOE 2 months ago
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RT @baggymondays: If you enjoyed Baggy Mondays in The Park @GlastoFest, come join us at @TheSocialLondon on 30 December - http://t.co/3b ... 2 months ago
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Monthly Archives: November 2006
Five Arrows – Waddesdon
Quick trip to Waddesdon Manor to see the Christmas decorations. Usual good standard, but Steve was begining to find them a bit the same. Rosemary liked them. Tried to eat at the Manor, but the resturant was full, so went … Continue reading
Stitches removed
At last I went to the surgery on Monday to have the stitches removed from my throat. The nurse removed them with hardly any pain at all. I was most impressed. While there she checked my innoculation record, and gave … Continue reading
Stitches removed
At last I went to the surgery on Monday to have the stitches removed from my throat. The nurse removed them with hardly any pain at all. I was most impressed. While there she checked my innoculation record, and gave … Continue reading
Survived
I have been to the Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford for the removal of an enlarged saliva gland. Entered at 7.15 am on Friday, operated on at 10.30, came around from the anaesthetic at 11.30. Despite being National Health, I had my own private … Continue reading
A meal in Edinburgh at Bar!oja
After our lovely holiday in Guernsey it was back to work in Edinburgh for a couple of days. I decided to fly up on Sunday evening, and ate in the hotel bar. Some fish and a goats cheese salad. This … Continue reading
Guernsey – Friday
Off very late today, arrived in St Peter Port for lunch. Had an excellent and large club sandwich in a pub. Walked to St Sampson, rather deary place. St Peter Port is definitely going up market, while St Sampson is … Continue reading
Guernsey – Thursday
Diverted by puss wanting a saucer of milk. Walked from our hotel to St Pierre Park Hotel in the centre of the island for their three courses Tennerfest meal at £10. Very good value, and very well presented, but spoilt … Continue reading
Guernsey – Wednesday
Today was another late start; we were off to catch the 12.15 ferry to Herm. Unluckily for Rosemary, who had vetoed my recommended bus as far too late to catch the ferry; we arrived in St Peter Port with ample shopping time. … Continue reading