Bits and pieces of my week



I’m very glad he’s moving up to the juniors as they shuffle the boys and with any luck he’ll no longer have to see The Tormentor (ooh and incidentally, after being bitten, he then got accidentally kicked in the face – by The Tormentor, grrr!)

R visited the dentist and needs two fillings. I lectured him the whole way home, and then in the evening, his father did it properly.
Today is the final day of the International Island Games (this year held in the Shetlands), and Guernsey have won, again.
As far as I’m aware only three other islanders read this blog – Moxie in Bermuda, who wrapped up the women’s gymnastics very well (not Moxie personally, or I’m sure she would have mentioned); and Mark in the Caymans, and the third islander is Karen in Trinidad, but they're not competing.
I have to admit my interest in The Island Games doesn’t stretch as far as it could, and with too many people like me about the place, it’s maybe why Guernsey keeps winning!

When I first read about The World ship, I winced at the thought of living on board for more than a few weeks at a time, but having viewed their itinerary the idea has grown on me!


And P’s second front tooth has just come out – thank gawd for that, there was blood everywhere at the dinner table when he bit into his pizza! And now he’s my baby-gummy-boy again, ahhhhhhh…..
4 Comments:
I get bizzy for a day or two, and you write 10K words!
That is one big fat f'in ship, by the way.
I enjoyed your post! I love the pics, except... someone seems to be missing, hmmmm - I wonder who!!! :-D
AND, I didn't waste any time clicking on the radio station link. (I'm listening now).
At the Truman Bodden Sports Complex here, they do all kinds of track events, very extensively. I'm not familiar with hammer throwing though! Our girls basketball team recently kicked butt in Gibraltar Island Games 2005. undefeated! (Are we talking about the same games?) My co-worker was there, she is on the basketball team!
None of the cruise ships can fit into our port, all have to anchor out. I hope the The World in ResidenSea comes here! I've heard of it too. Once I did 78 days at sea straight, but not on a ship like that!
Oh and the lawn... Immaculate!
Hi Mark, basketball wasn't on offer in these games, but the Caymans did rather well in the athletics and swimming! Thanks for noticing the lawn ;o)
So, thanks to your report on the Games, I can now figure out you must live on Jersey. Now I have to go to Google maps to figure out where that is (I know generally, but not specifically).
Your kids are something else: two speed merchants. Congratulations to both on their athletic prowess, and their grades.
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