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Mad over Fifties Club
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The Club is now Open.
Good evening and welcome everyone.
How pleasant it is to be back in one's own home after the recent flurry of social activity.
I do hope all went well in our absence ?
The recycling bin did seem a tad full this week, but I expect all that glass came from the Home next door. They are rather an unruly lot there.
I believe that there is a Rollover Raffle tonight, so buy your tickets often and early.
Unfortunately tonight's speaker , the well known clairvoyant Miss T Ickmeg, has had to cancel due to a mouldy ball. If any members have 'the gift' , could they please make their way to the upper lesser hall where we will be happy to receive them.
Good evening and welcome everyone.
How pleasant it is to be back in one's own home after the recent flurry of social activity.
I do hope all went well in our absence ?
The recycling bin did seem a tad full this week, but I expect all that glass came from the Home next door. They are rather an unruly lot there.
I believe that there is a Rollover Raffle tonight, so buy your tickets often and early.
Unfortunately tonight's speaker , the well known clairvoyant Miss T Ickmeg, has had to cancel due to a mouldy ball. If any members have 'the gift' , could they please make their way to the upper lesser hall where we will be happy to receive them.
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I was offering advice as to what you might like to read, starbucky, not what I read.
The lady is of course always on order as we never know when we might need to advertise for new staff.
Did I hear someone say that there was a pheasant on the drawbridge ?
Pull its neck and bring it to the larder, someone.
Jean m auel, eh...don't think I know her oevre
The lady is of course always on order as we never know when we might need to advertise for new staff.
Did I hear someone say that there was a pheasant on the drawbridge ?
Pull its neck and bring it to the larder, someone.
Jean m auel, eh...don't think I know her oevre
Miss Meg, thank good ness you have arrived. I may even come out of my huff.
What do you have to tell us all ?
Will I be rich one day ?
Will ttfn and Alexandered get it together ?
or will there forever be a love triangle with Mamya ?
Will Starbucky ever learn how to make coffee ?
What does the future hold for us all ?
What do you have to tell us all ?
Will I be rich one day ?
Will ttfn and Alexandered get it together ?
or will there forever be a love triangle with Mamya ?
Will Starbucky ever learn how to make coffee ?
What does the future hold for us all ?
Great books Alex. For sheer escapism, have you tried the Dragon Riders of Pern Series, originally by Anne McCaffrey, now joined by her son Tod?
If Lady Alex needs to add to her library the series of books about Amelia Peabody, by Elizabeth Peters would be appropriate.
A Victorian hoot to begin with, set in Egypt and a Queen Anne mansion in Kent. (Aside. What date is this mausoleum anyway?)
Archaeologists beset by crooks. Very funny, again well researched, follows the growing family so far to the first world war. Quite fun identifying the real people in the book.
(sighs) Never met a man with sapphirinic eyes.
If Lady Alex needs to add to her library the series of books about Amelia Peabody, by Elizabeth Peters would be appropriate.
A Victorian hoot to begin with, set in Egypt and a Queen Anne mansion in Kent. (Aside. What date is this mausoleum anyway?)
Archaeologists beset by crooks. Very funny, again well researched, follows the growing family so far to the first world war. Quite fun identifying the real people in the book.
(sighs) Never met a man with sapphirinic eyes.
