Let us be tankful
It’s nearly the end of the month. This is the time when I try and remember any outstanding bills that may need paying. The likes of the Mastercard have a nasty habit of penalising me if I forget and it … Continue reading →
Monthly Archives: July 2020
The Cure for Covid
It’s as predictable as the sunrise. No sooner do they introduce new regulations across the Irish Sea in their “war on obesity” than our lot start screaming for the same, only harsher. The Irish Heart Foundation (IHF) said the government … Continue reading →
Another one bites the dust
It was a quiet evening last night. Herself was in bed watching a film. I was in the uncomfortable chair in her room half watching the same film. There is only one television in there so I am stuck with … Continue reading →
Home sweet home
Well that’s another little dream dashed to pieces on the rocks. I made enquiries about a visit to West Cork for a holiday but it looks like that is out. Apparently the place is inundated with the Great Unwashed. The … Continue reading →
Covid Madness
I was down in the village yesterday. There were quite a few people around but I still managed to grab myself a table at the coffee shop. So after Penny had her obligatory feed of chicken pieces I relaxed and … Continue reading →
