Another list of things we don't have anymore. Alistair and I compiled this list on the way home tonight with my mum and dad.
1. Cars which back fire
2. Any type of computer floppy disk (5 1/4 or 3 1/2 inch or bigger)
3. Casual racism (from the under 50s)
4. Common sense, we now have health and safety rules.
5. Frost on the inside of bedroom windows when you get out of bed.
6. Big prams
7. Independent shops
8. Zebra crossings
9. Slide-rules
10. Logarithms
11. Corporal punishment in schools (at college we now concentrate on pschological abuse:))
12. ITV Childrens programmes
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Matthew
Matthew's views are influenced by telly and games:
He wants to work in a nuclear power plant, because he likes the food. He likes doughnuts just like Homer Simpson.
He said in the car today that if cats could talk they would all have Spanish accents. Just like Puss in Boots in Shrek.
He wants to work in a nuclear power plant, because he likes the food. He likes doughnuts just like Homer Simpson.
He said in the car today that if cats could talk they would all have Spanish accents. Just like Puss in Boots in Shrek.
Monday, January 07, 2008
So there it went ... Merry Christmas
My Christmas highlights
1. Liverpool Nativity.
Loads of rehearsals for just a few seconds on telly. But, what I enjoyed was the experience of getting the show together. We spent a long time down at the new Liverpool Liner Terminal and got to know some of the production crew quite well. Doing "live" telly was exciting, especially just as the Ferry came into dock, some water washed over the landing stage and immediately froze (it was very cold, probably about -3). We did our live performance on a bid of an ice rink.
2. Carolling at the hall.
We did a lot of carolling mostly in Liverpool or in different supermarkets. But carolling round the hall to invite people for coffee and mince pies was good. And a load of people came back to the church.
3. Christmas night in with Will, Deb and Friends
Enough said.
4. Doctor Who on Christmas Day
Laughing at the Queen in her rollers.
5. New Years Eve Party
Loads of people at our house, including Howard, Helen and the girls. Peter and Howard got far to competitive at the quiz.
6. Neils enrolment as a adherent
Enough said
7. Playing on Murrays Wii with Heather and the boys.
1. Liverpool Nativity.
Loads of rehearsals for just a few seconds on telly. But, what I enjoyed was the experience of getting the show together. We spent a long time down at the new Liverpool Liner Terminal and got to know some of the production crew quite well. Doing "live" telly was exciting, especially just as the Ferry came into dock, some water washed over the landing stage and immediately froze (it was very cold, probably about -3). We did our live performance on a bid of an ice rink.
2. Carolling at the hall.
We did a lot of carolling mostly in Liverpool or in different supermarkets. But carolling round the hall to invite people for coffee and mince pies was good. And a load of people came back to the church.
3. Christmas night in with Will, Deb and Friends
Enough said.
4. Doctor Who on Christmas Day
Laughing at the Queen in her rollers.
5. New Years Eve Party
Loads of people at our house, including Howard, Helen and the girls. Peter and Howard got far to competitive at the quiz.
6. Neils enrolment as a adherent
Enough said
7. Playing on Murrays Wii with Heather and the boys.
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