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Back on line at last, that is. My laptop did one of those funny 'puta things
of working one day and not the next. Think I picked up a virus.
Anyway as I'd rather not spend my evenings living a lonely existence in the study on the desktop and trawling the net I've been incommunicado.
Apologies to those who my have responded to some of my posts and been greeted with silence.
Anyway its been business as usual apart from not taking the liz to work on Monday for the first time in ages.Well it was drizzling, the hills across the valley from our house were shrouded in mist and I couldn't see the moors. The forecast was awful as well. Felt like I'd abandoned her. Didn't get to drive her yesterday either as Mrs T and I collected one of her horses from Cheshire (twelve hours of grind up and down the M5/M6 at 50 MPH). She must have forgiven me as we had a great day out working together today covering 170 miles on those wonderful Cornish roads and as John Fogerty's 'Bad Moon Rising' came on the stereo the driving rythym improved, apexeses were clipped just that bit better and my grin got wider and wider.
Sun shining, roof off in an Elise, swamp rock and Jenny Agguter in the shower. Woo and a very big Hooooooooooo! Life don't get any better.
of working one day and not the next. Think I picked up a virus.
Anyway as I'd rather not spend my evenings living a lonely existence in the study on the desktop and trawling the net I've been incommunicado.
Apologies to those who my have responded to some of my posts and been greeted with silence.
Anyway its been business as usual apart from not taking the liz to work on Monday for the first time in ages.Well it was drizzling, the hills across the valley from our house were shrouded in mist and I couldn't see the moors. The forecast was awful as well. Felt like I'd abandoned her. Didn't get to drive her yesterday either as Mrs T and I collected one of her horses from Cheshire (twelve hours of grind up and down the M5/M6 at 50 MPH). She must have forgiven me as we had a great day out working together today covering 170 miles on those wonderful Cornish roads and as John Fogerty's 'Bad Moon Rising' came on the stereo the driving rythym improved, apexeses were clipped just that bit better and my grin got wider and wider.
Sun shining, roof off in an Elise, swamp rock and Jenny Agguter in the shower. Woo and a very big Hooooooooooo! Life don't get any better.
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