He has love bites on his mirror - Kathy Lette
Welcome to my Tuesday 💥
The thermal vest went on.
I had a warm hug before breakfast and brew.
I gave hubby a sloppy wet 😘 before I left the house.
I had a chat with one of the mums I cross over before I started.
She told me her dad died yesterday, she was hoping to see him this weekend. I told her I was sorry to hear that.
I stuck my stick out to cross her over the road, when a truck failed to stop and my stick nearly tapped the top of his truck!
I chattered to someone else while waiting for someone to cross over.
I told him to sad news of a lovely postman
(who whenever I bumped to, alway a good chat with) that passed away at the weekend :(
He told me some sad news as well.
One man who lives in his road, is too ill to have a operation, one of his friend's husband had a mini stroke, and another friend he works with has throat cancer.
I stopped Mr Speedy for a second time this week.
As it was getting light, I noticed something over the road, on top of the roof of the old Youth Club.
I finished in one piece.
I collected my newspaper, and went to collect my DPD parcel.
Got back home.
As did the washing machine and tumble drier.
I tried again to get my son's second jab booked in on the NHS website.
Woo hoo :)
I waiting on the picture frame for my son's completed jigsaw.
Then it all kicked off!
The picture frame was a bit too small for the jigsaw puzzle.
Lots of banging about.
Son came downstairs, trying to find a plaster as he cut his finger trying to fit the jigsaw to the picture frame!
All the things out of the First Aid cupboard was all the over the kitchen!
More banging about, then the front door went bang and off to school he went without a kiss or a goodbye.
My other son came back from school five minutes later, and he tried to shout to his brother, but his brother ignored him and stomped off to school.
I went upstairs to find the jigsaw puzzle.
Finished the blog post.
Now for lunch.
I walked to put on my lights.
Then I met up with my two friends for a good rabbit....
Oh dear, the low lying sun is back!
I said goodbye to my friends.
Now for the fun to start with the sun.
I had a group of parents and children to cross over when a car just went straight under my stick.
Then my stick went "BOING"
Pretended to hit the car roof.
Everyone found that funny.
Later on a RED BMW was speeding well fast up the road, when my stick came out and lowered it.
He had to brake really fast or I would have tap and cracked his windscreen!
Soon after that, it was Hometime for me.
He had put the jigsaw back in the box and attempting another one this weekend↓↓
He has his second Covid-19 jab on Saturday afternoon.
Peeled the spuds for tonight's tea.
Had a good yak with my friend.
Stuffing went in, gravy made, vegetables put on.
Hubby came home for a sloppy wet 💋.
Dished up tea.
Over Kill.
In 1996, David Barnett murdered his adoptive grandparents, stabbing them
over 20 times. Later, he revealed years of abuse at the hands of his
father.
An Ordinary Boy
Remorseful about the crime that sent him to prison for life, Leo Little
tells the story of the murder he committed in 1998. He is now a
minister.
Trapped.
From a women's reformatory in Ohio, Linda Lee Couch talks about the
murder of her husband, Walter, in 1984, a killing precipitated by years
of abuse.
Honorable Intentions.
Mark Arthur maintains that he murdered a friend's father on a Houston
highway for savagely beating his wife. But police have a different
theory.
Pyro Joe
After 24 years on death row, Joseph Murphy saw his sentence commuted a
week before his execution due to the extreme abuse he suffered as a
child.
Quick look in the newspaper.
He would have been 89 years old 🎈
He sadly died aged 62 in 1995.
Frank Allen played bass guitar with Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers and The Searchers
(since 1964 when he replaced original bass guitarist Tony Jackson), and
remained with them until they played their final gig in 2019. Allen
joined Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers as rhythm guitarist in 1961,
and changed over to bass guitar in early 1962, following the departure
of Ben Jordan.
When Tony Jackson left the Searchers in August 1964 after a string of hits (including "Sweets for My Sweet", "Sugar and Spice" and "Needles and Pins"), Allen was asked to join the group. They then recorded "When You Walk in the Room", with Mike Pender and Frank Allen singing a dual lead line.
Allen wrote a book of touring recollections called Travelling Man in 1999. His definitive and detailed biography of the Searchers entitled The Searchers And Me - A History of the Legendary Sixties Hitmakers was published in April 2009.
The Searchers retired the band in March 2019.He is 78 years old 🎈
Disaster film "The Towering Inferno" is released, starring Steve McQueen and Paul Newman in 1974.
"Philadelphia" one of the first mainstream films about AIDS, directed by Jonathan Demme, starring Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington premieres in Century City, California in 1993.
Sleep Tea Time.
