Moonraker wrote:
Yes, I can vouch for that. In fact, I took Julie's picture and just got a nice view of a blank wall! I think she may be distantly related to a Cornish Piskie.
At least taking a picture of a blank wall, wouldn't damage your camera, Nigel. A photo of my face may have done
You're most welcome Philip
Julian gave an exclamation and nudged George.
"See that? It's the black Bentley again. KMF 102!"
Just to demonstrate how it can be done............
Back on topic I don't mind things going off topic if the content of the original post has been addressed first - does that make sense? I also agree with Keith about the one word posts - the only place for them is the Games board where they are sometimes necessary.
For what its worth, that's my opinion.
A woman is like a tea bag - you never know how strong she is until she gets into hot water
Sorry, I thought you said you enjoyed writing stories and was wondering if you'd had anything published for example in a school magazine or something like that?
I'm asking where you live because I was in India 2 years ago at a Commonwealth archery contest in Jamshedpur (sp?). We spent a couple of days in Calcutta first.I was there with my husband who was medical officer for the UK teams. India is a lovely place, but the traffic is so noisy!
Busy Bee wrote:Sorry, I thought you said you enjoyed writing stories and was wondering if you'd had anything published for example in a school magazine or something like that?
Unfortunately no. We don't have a school magazine, although it's in the plans.
Busy Bee wrote:I'm asking where you live because I was in India 2 years ago at a Commonwealth archery contest in Jamshedpur (sp?). We spent a couple of days in Calcutta first.I was there with my husband who was medical officer for the UK teams. India is a lovely place, but the traffic is so noisy!
Gillian
You've hit the nail right on the head there. I personally believe India is the noisest country in the world; and having brought up in a large and polluted (traffic-polluted too!) I wish to go away by the countryside as it's so beautiful there (I've seen pictures from my mother, who visited some of the country places) but sadly, I haven't been yet able to, only going to a hill-station two times in my life, and travelling to Saudi Arabia (where it's so hot!) a few times. Other than that, I've no travelling experience.
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