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Category Archives: Fun and Friendlies
Re-Member?
It’s the first day of the new season and Hazel, Shan, Dave L and Doreen try to remember what those large black round things are for.
On-Line Platform
Ann and Rog keep their Line Dancing skills up to date albeit they are on the platform rather than on the line. Probably safer that way.
Catching Up
Back together again after the Winter break. All the photos from the day are now on the website. Just Click Here
One Chef and His Dog
As all chefs know, you can’t have your dog in the kitchen with you. So Bob has found the best way round it.
This Way Please
Mary tries teaching Eddie, Gwyn and Dave P the Macarena but, a bit like trying to herd cats, keeping them in sync simply can’t be done.
“Match Days (a Different Perspective)” – A Poem by Ian Wilson
If you are selected for a Vardre team, it may not rank as the perfect dream For there is so much more to do, before you can signal for 1 or for 2 Your captain has the unenviable job, to select a team and appease the mob Try and assist them wherever you can, theContinue reading ““Match Days (a Different Perspective)” – A Poem by Ian Wilson”
“The Flying Fickle Finger of Fate Award”
Do you remember the American TV Series “Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-in”, and the award that they handed out for the most ridiculous news item of the week (apparently the Pentagon won it 5-times)? Well, in 1992, Christie’s sold one of the awards for USD $2,860.00, and then sold another in 2004 for USD $717.00. (“Laugh-In”Continue reading ““The Flying Fickle Finger of Fate Award””
Friendlies Report
David P and Bob M announced at the AGM today that they were standing down from the organisation of the Season’s Friendly matches against other Clubs on Thursday afternoons. They were thanked and congratulated by the Committee and the Members for all their hard work and success in 2021. Read David P’s report here.
Riddle
Question: Where can happiness always be found? Answer: In the dictionary. Riddle from the Victorian Book entitled: “A Thousand and One Riddles – With a Few Thrown In”, Published by George Routledge & Sons.
