Monthly Archives: May 2019

This morning I went shopping, as usual, and bought some fresh fish. Waitrose now allows its customers to bring their own containers for meat, fish and delicatessen items in an attempt to reduce their reliance on single use plastic. Of … Continue reading →

Today was split between the garden and my office. In both cases I was planting seeds though only one set were actual seeds while the other was more metaphorical. Even so, I’m hoping both will grow into perfection. The actual … Continue reading →

Today marks the first time I’ve caught the new train service from Farnham to Guildford actually from Farnham. I’m a bit sad that I’ll not see the lady who makes my coffee every Wednesday at Aldershot Station (though the woman … Continue reading →

For anyone at the back who hasn’t been reading, Aldershot Town Football Club did not have a good 2018-19 season. In fact, things were so bad that they are destined for a drop into a lower league. Of course there’s … Continue reading →

Mirinda had two trips to the garden centre today. And they were different garden centres as well; in opposite directions. Clearly a red letter day for my wife the gardener. Her first visit was a Sneak Attack (as Mr Kim … Continue reading →

This morning, on my way into town, I saw something decidedly odd. I was walking down Castle Street when this normal looking chap of about 35 appeared at the bonnet of his car which was reverse parked. He was carrying … Continue reading →

Today I had my second Farnham Talking News issue in a row as a result of a swap with Anne. I’m not sure if it had a bearing on the readers I had but there was only the one woman … Continue reading →

Today saw an end to the seemingly endless collection of poetry books for seamen. It was with great relief that I grabbed the next book on the pile and it turned out to be The Ships of the Royal Navy … Continue reading →