Gregoryiain

Don’t forget the librarian.

China smiles…

No country for old men.

Doesn’t the ‘second’ state have to be recognised now for the concept to compile? All my life a ‘two state solution’ has been on politicians lips—hundreds of them—and yet we still wait for formal recognition of one of the parties?

It’s such a great film and unimprovable in many departments but still I’ve always wondered about a Cohen Brothers remake. But that’s me.

China smiles…

I was just saying to a farmer at the bus stop this morning as they waited for their bus… oh hold on that never happened.

China smiles…

China smiles…

China smiles…

I preferred hot air giving us the vapour.

China smiles…

I think they firmly believed and mean he was pro-Leave. Who has time for your hypothesis after reaching that conclusion?

Does The Strawbs’ ‘From the wychwood’ qualify for consideration? A good time to remember the Strawbs after last week anyway.

I am very old. Have shelves and boxes full of sheet maps from all over the World. Love maps. Now I must confess to recently sliding my finger on an OS Explorer sheet to scroll it! I’ll get my anorak.

We’re issued them at the communist house. I’ll ask at dinner later what everyone else thinks.

No

‘Your girl’s beautiful Hubble’

A squeaking tank just rolled onto Rupert’s lawn. A puppet king can only turn against so many of his kingmakers.

Certainly true in this pub here right now.

Bus stop at New York, North Yorkshire

New York near Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire, UK

Even long-sleeves if it’s a button-down collar and it has a pocket! Don’t get me started on creases ironed into sleeves, short or long!

See practise/practice licence/license it’s a minefield between verbs nouns and even adjectives.

‘In UK English, the standard spelling of the word meaning "the ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions" is "judgement" While "judgment" is also used, particularly in legal contexts, "judgement" is generally preferred in most other situations in the UK’ Sorry!

Every Saturday evening my dad would walk into the living room,see Dickie Davies on World of Sport and say ‘is he still painting that ceiling?’…. as did most dads.

Mental illness.

Calgacus - Wikipedia

“….To ravage, to slaughter, to usurp under false titles, they call empire; and where they make a desert, they call it peace.” en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calgacus

Always park an empty wheelbarrow in the direction you intend to push it when you’ve filled it.