About Me
- modelleroo9
- South-West of England, United Kingdom
- I am a retired cartographer and have recently completed a degree course as a mature student reading History. My main hobby is narrow gauge railway modelling.
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
Eventful Day
Should be in Yorkshire writing this but our proposed holiday came to an abrupt end on the M5 yesterday. Caravan a write off and probably car is to. Mrs M and cat and me okay !! At least in body.
Monday, 3 May 2010
Relegation
Sad but there it is. Easy to blame somebody but that won't change anything - there again you could call the national accident helpline ......................
Hope Paul Mariner stays on, he was without Argyle's best player ever. My late father-in-law might have been given chance. He was signed up in Summer '39 just to enlist at the start of the season that never was for the RAF. So why technically on the books for a short time he never played for them. Mind you he was from Swindon .......
Hope Paul Mariner stays on, he was without Argyle's best player ever. My late father-in-law might have been given chance. He was signed up in Summer '39 just to enlist at the start of the season that never was for the RAF. So why technically on the books for a short time he never played for them. Mind you he was from Swindon .......
Saturday, 24 April 2010
The end of the old life and the start of a new life
What a week this has been. Yet nothing seems much different apart from Tuesday morning.
For on Tuesday morning Dr. Borham of Frenchay Hospital signed me off!. he'd seen me last August and discovered I needed heart bypass surgery. In fact I needed four arteries replaced otherwise I would have gone the same way of my late father and brother, plus two uncles. Last September I joined the family club of having heart surgery. Without doubt the surgery carried out by the Irish - Greek duo at the BHI not only saved my life but meant I could look forward to a completely new life. Luckily for me my condition was caught soon enough before my failing arteries could cause damage to my heart. Seems as if my body cannot produce good tubes, but thats another story. I am advised by a pathologist friend that of the many bodies she has cut open, its not the artery grafts that have finally killed patients like me but someup else!!
Thanks for the research founded by the British Heart Foundation and others. I have had a good return for all of the clothes and other stuff I have given to Heart Foundation shops over the years.
For on Tuesday morning Dr. Borham of Frenchay Hospital signed me off!. he'd seen me last August and discovered I needed heart bypass surgery. In fact I needed four arteries replaced otherwise I would have gone the same way of my late father and brother, plus two uncles. Last September I joined the family club of having heart surgery. Without doubt the surgery carried out by the Irish - Greek duo at the BHI not only saved my life but meant I could look forward to a completely new life. Luckily for me my condition was caught soon enough before my failing arteries could cause damage to my heart. Seems as if my body cannot produce good tubes, but thats another story. I am advised by a pathologist friend that of the many bodies she has cut open, its not the artery grafts that have finally killed patients like me but someup else!!
Thanks for the research founded by the British Heart Foundation and others. I have had a good return for all of the clothes and other stuff I have given to Heart Foundation shops over the years.
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Ouch !
Sad night in Gus but well done for trying. Remember that song, always look on the bright side of life. Just have to try to bounce back next season.
Thursday, 15 April 2010
E's new car
Yesterday, we gave our support to neice E whilst she looked for and found a new second hand car. Hope all goes well.
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
Election
Important news just in, Mrs M and I have declared our little patch of England an election free zone, apart from the NowShow on radio 4 that is !!!!!
Sunday, 11 April 2010
Narrow Guage South & another defeat
Firstly Argyle, sad loss but still have a chance thanks to SW and CP also losing.
Went to Narrow Guage South yesterday. Great exhibition in the main. Still too many layouts to high for all to see. Time exhibitors learnt to open their eyes and look at the public, yes those people who pay to visit and who therefore pay the exhibitors travel expenses.
Took some good pictures especially see of a scene from Dr.Who!
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