A Riddle

Question: Why is “I” the luckiest of all the vowels?

Answer: Because it is the centre of bliss, while “E” is in hell and all the others are in purgatory.

Source: Another Victorian Riddle from the book: “A Thousand and One Riddles – With a Few Thrown In”, published by George Routledge and Sons, Limited, London.

VIP

There is a very important person who is a vital part of the U3A coaching team on Monday mornings but is very camera shy. She arrives quietly, organises the kitchen, ensures everyone gets a cup of tea or coffee and biscuits halfway through the session, clears up after the break and then quietly disappears into the day whilst everyone is back out on the green for the second part of the session. Thank you Kate for all your help and support. We couldn’t do it without you.

Kate

An Unusual Grand Slam

Last night our ‘A’ and ‘B’ Teams in the Colwyn and Llandudno District League Cup Competition Quarter Finals defeated both the ‘A’ and ‘B’ Teams of Penrhyn New Hall. This followed a win for the ‘B’ Team in the previous round versus the Penrhyn New Hall ‘C’ Team. This must be a grand slam of victories!

A Clean Sweep

All 3 of our teams had a win in yesterday’s Clwydian League Divisions. Well played to everyone. The ‘B’ Team sits in 2nd place in their Division and are only surpassed at present by a team whose top 5-players are in the top-10 positions in the Division averages.

Tonight there will be Cup Competition knock-out matches for teams in the Colwyn and Llandudno Bowling League. The ‘A’ Team will play Penrhyn New Hall ‘A’ at Craig y Don bowling green and the ‘B’ Team will play Penrhyn New Hall ‘B’ at Rhos Park. Do come along and give them your support if you can.

Mind Reading Sessions

David L, our Treasurer, has a gift for reading minds. However, he would like to remind everyone that if they drop off anything for him, it would be very much appreciated if you could add a note saying who it is from and what it is for. Thank you all. 🤦‍♂️

David L demonstrates his mind-reading capability. He has to support his own head whilst doing it.