Have a lovely afternoon with Michael and his homework 
Joe asked me for help with his English Lit a few weeks ago - flippin' Romeo And Juliet! I was cursing it just as much as I did 30 years ago when I did it for my O Level 
Good afternoon all! John's gone to Betws-y-Coed with a few friends and their bikes today. He'd gone by the time I got out of the shower at 7am and had just posted a Strava reading of the completed ride so I expect he and his wet and muddy clothes will be home around 4. Tom's gone to Birmingham with school today, on a visit to the new ugly library with his English Language group. They were just walking down to the station to get the train, nice and easy. One of the cheapest school trips for a long time too, it's just cost £5.50 for his return train ticket
I started the day off with a lovely long walk with Billy, it was cold but sunny although I soon warmed up after walking up the first hill
I wrapped the Christmas presents that I've so far bought for the boys after getting back, that way they can't peep Have a good day all, thinking of you Debbie xx
The cynic in me agrees about the costs, but I hope we're wrong (((((((((((x)))))))))))))
Lots of lovely stalls, I got several pressies including two beautiful life-sized ladies high-heeled shoes made out of Belgian chocolate, ideal for my sisters-in-law, some fancy ciders in a presentation box for his nibs, and some doggies advent calendars and biscuits for the dogs 
Becky had a beaker of mulled cider as we went round, it smelled delish so I tried a sip, but it was a bit spicy for me 
I only wanted bin liners but noticed they were doing their doubled up Nectar points in certain departments, including clothing, so got Mick a very nice chunky pullover and jammies towards his Christmas presents 
