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-+Well it's been some time
71 days ago
Well now, it looks like it has been some time since I have been on to my little site here.  Please forgive me, only the matter of changing jobs twice, selling my beloved motorbike and my wedding and honeymoon took precedent.  Since all these things have now passed by like the peverbial water under the bridge it has taken for me to fall ill with the flu for me to twiddle my thumbs whilst sleeping/snoozing for me to pop by here.   Thankfully I am now on the tail end of it, although I have been hoping for that to be the case every evening before I go to bed!  I hope everyone who passes by is well and happy with what they have.  Without sounding like Confusious (whoever it is spelt!) Want what you have, rather than making yourself feel inadeguate in wanting what you do not or cannot have.   Our wedding, incase the thought had passed your way, was the happiest day of my life so far.  Neither of us could have asked for any more; the weather was perfect, blue skies, warm but not too ...
-+Public Transport:- So what's that then?
297 days ago
If you live in England, particularly south east england then you will know what this byline is referring to without even reading a word of this blog.  Psychic?  No, just sick and tired of our public transport system.  Here are common reasons for our train service not running on time, or indeed run at all: Leaves on the line 'Signal failure' (did someone jump a light you might ask) Heavy rain fall Snow/Sleet/hail Too hot Too cold Not enough staff Fault with the train Someone sneezed Ok, maybe not the last one- but it might have been, but they do tend to make up reasons and play the most vague reason via the tannoy. This week i.e yesterday and today the reason selected was number 4.  Quite a few inches of snow fell over Sunday night and Monday leaving us without the use of our cars, bikes and even public transport.  Now let's state the obvious: the government is trying to get us to use publi transport.  Now pray tell me this Mr 'President' of 'Britain' how can we use public transport ...
-+Not Long now until the 'Big Day'
307 days ago
Well it's about 14 weeks tomorrow that I say those very famous words, no, not f^*kwit, or f' off, but 'I do'. Exciting stuff.  I appear to be bouncing around everywhere and have this stupid inane grin on my face, and all sorts of wedding paraphenalia keeps popping through the post everyday. Nerves?  Sure, but no doubts, just so excited that after putting vague plans into place almost a year ago now, things seemed to have picked up speed and gone into more detail.  If anyone else is organising their own wedding, then the key piece of advice I would offer is to be organised.  This prevents those awful problems occuring.  Can't quite say that it stops your mother getting on your perverbial, but that, only ductape can solve These wedding things, very expensive they are, let me tell ya that much.  Ours is a very small and subdued affair but those pounds (forget pennies!!) are clocking up.  I'm sure it will be a beautiful and wonderful day but most of all, it will be our day made the ...
-+What's going on here anyways?
383 days ago
Alright one and all?  Good! Getting a bit nippy now isn't it?  I can confirm that since my last blog we've started using the heating now, bugger being cold lol! So what's been happening these last few weeks?  A few notable things I'd say;  Hamilton scrapes a win for the championship, interesting how he got that, but say no more as the chap deserves it after what I've been told that other drivers have been saying ('I'll do anything possibe to ensure Hamilton doesn't win'....).  So nice one young man! The other most notable thing which happened the day after my birthday; Obama won the US election and became the first young and first black president. Out of the two if you look at the majority of opinions, the better and more likable candidate won.  The one not resorting to tactics such as blow the other man's policy's down rather than promoting your own policy's.  My condolances for his family as his grandmother passed away recently, but not before he had the chance to see her.  A ...
-+MotoGP
412 days ago
Well what can I say? An interesting result in our last round; the three champions:  this years winner, last years winner and the champion prior to that i.e. Rossi, Stoner and Hayden. And where was my Pedrosa?  Well the clever chap decided to come off the track on the second corner of the very first lap.  Yep.  Great.  So my incentive for watching had gone very early on .   So the next one is on the 19th in Sepang, Malysia.  Let's see how the Repsol man goes.  Any idea who his team mate is going to be, as we know Hayden is going to be Stoner's teammate next year.  Those two get on if rumours are to be believed .  Any ideas then let me know.  Will be interesting to see.   Anyways, all else is well over here.  We all know the effects that the banking collapse is having everywhere.  I must admit that I mostly place the blame with the origin, as you would naturally.  Had banks not made stupid offers to people who patently can't meet their repayments then why offer them a ...
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