today was yet another sad day as i and a whole church full said goodbye to a freind
Matthew was stabbed a few weeks ago and died on the way to hospital to be pronounce dead on landing. only hours earlier he had been in my shop chatting and happy, rubbing my head and calling me a good un, we smiled at each other and did the old handshake. it is a fond memory that is spoilt by the fact that the "alledged" stabber was in the shop with us at the time, his face i will never forget.
maff was a s
twas a sad day 7 days ago, when i lost one of my best friends, one of my cats called Rosie or Squishy to Tor and morgan. She was 15 years old so not a bad age for a cat. She was buried under an apple tree in our garden with a white rose and a blanket and a wild rose planted ontop with stones surrounding it from ogmore beach (not too many, they were to go to a pre-school) She comforted me through some hard time and never waivered in her love.
have fun with the mice in cat heaven rosie
si
Well i suppose it had to happen sooner or later that i would become a victim of crime. Our shop which is a small independant retail unit which supplies my bussiness partner and i an income, not a very big one mind you, we take home between 180 and 250 per week each. and last week was such a bad week we took no wages at all, what happens, we get robbed. stock totalling nearlly 10k just gone, cash nearly 1k gone, chances of getting paid in the next 2 weeks gone. mortgage and all other payments gon
well my 6 y/o morgan has glasto fever.
last night she told me that she had been dreaming about glastonbury (she comes every year and is a major part of her year, just like most of us) and it went a bit this.
All three of us got tickets and we drove in our campervan. when we got there i got tents out and we went to the entrance gates where if you had a ticket you got 2 wrist bands each ( reckon she has pass outs in mind) when we got into the festival main we found it to be all in rooms (she
well that was a great week away. totally relaxing, nowt to do but chill and spend quality time with lil g n tor, and not 1 argument.
spent loads of time on the beach, site was right on the edge of it so 2mins and toes were in the sea, lovely. rained 1/2 the week warm the other 1/2 so not bad for October. got wet so much had to go to a$da to buy some more trousers but at £6 a pair no woories there.
the van had its first trip about 350 miles round journey and behaved really well, took it upt
wayhay its half term in the sintor household and i snagged a week off from the shop, so for the first time ever we are off on a week long family holiday, thats not festival related, to pentewan sands
"earnest" went very well and to good revues in local rag. and a full on hhhaaaaaaaaaaaannnnndddbbbbbbbaaaaaaaaaaaggggggg was dealt on the final night by a wonderful Lady B.
see ya in a week
si
well i cant believe it a month nearly since i last wrote here. so whats happened since then, well not a lot.
engine has been out of the van sent to scotland for a rebuild and back again and refitted only now for the clutch has gone so out it will come again, oh the joys of owning a vehicle, still at least i can do it without paying garage labour charges.
took delivery of an ink recharging machine this week, so it adverts every where costing a fortune so i hope it pays off as we will be in
well summer hols have gone again, tor's back to work and lil g back to school after thier 6 weeks off, oh its a hard life it felt manic in the kitchen this morning at breakfast time after having it to myself for most of the summer holidays.
had a great w/e away near Wells last w/e, stayed at a campsite called haybridge campsite, on the cheddar road out of wells. £10 per night for 3 people camper + awning and electric hook up, bargain. some freinds joined us and 2 adults tent and electric was
well nearly the end to another working week. be glad to get this one done as we are off to beautiful days tommorow. well that is if the campervan engine holds up. got a new one fitted about 1600 miles ago and its beggered up, thankfully the guy who built it is the nicest mechanic in the world, proper old school.
been fiddling about fidora redhat linux today, quite good posting this whilst using it. might install it at home to save paying out to msoft.
oh come on i want to go home and pack.
