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Back again after a very busy time i have met that many people who are friends of my daughters and had that many BBQ went to the Costwolds on a short tour very lovely country side back home at my daughters i am getting knackered but it is not finished yet its my grand daughters birthday so another party but no booze .With only a few more days left i think i will advertise for nurse to look after me on my way home must be able look after me (some bloody hope )but will be in contact before i go
Good to see your enjoying life, Lou.
Hope you find a 21 year old Swedish Nurse to care for your ministrations. enjoy her.
All the best
Cheers
Brian.
Hi Keith, many of the bars and restraunts sell John Smiths we just picked the wrong ones on the dayQuote:
Originally Posted by Keith Tindell
such is life I feer
George
in Southampton
Better be careful Lou, lot of male nurses on Quaintarse AirwaysQuote:
Originally Posted by Charles Louis Barron
I swear by Sam Smith's: Think they maybe the same brewery as John's. But Brains is best if you can cross the bridge into God's Country: Near £6 to get in but your let out for nothing. Think they decided to save labour costs and the fact no one had any money left to go home after the Satins Ale, Dark and Clarksies Pies.
K.
The Old Brewery in Tadcaster, Yorkshire, in the North of England, was established in 1758. Samuel Smith, a successful butcher and cattle dealer from Meanwood, Leeds, funded his son John to buy it from the Hartley family in 1847. John Smith took over the brewery forming John Smith's Brewery, before leaving it to his young nephew Samuel.Samuel Smith inherited the Old Brewery in 1886 and re-opened it under his own name, since the John Smith's business had been moved by his uncle William to a large new premises next door. Samuel Smith's remains independent.Whilst John Smiths was taken over by Courage , and is now part of Scottish and Newcastle , Some is brewed near Warrington , some in the North East
Well Ivan i am flying Singapore Airlines and they have some very nice looking females but i do not think at the time it will interest me the thoughts are there but thats about all
Well that's much better Lou, nothing like a bit of eye candy to brighten ones day, one can still admire without wanting, my wife says she will start worrying the day I stop looking at and admiring a pretty girl, I doubt that day will ever come whilst I'm still breathing. Wendy sends her love and wishes you a nice trip home.
Lou as you say this is the good ship FRIENDSHIP. It is good to see that after so many years Merchant seamen can still meet with others they never knew yet greet them as long lost friends. I doubt there is any other profession that can boast such accomplishments.
They sure made my stay in the UK a most enjoyable and i will never forget it.A full report when i get home