A beautiful lady. Another star will be missed. What a legacy.
Says what many of us are thinking and says it better than I ever could
This is just too good not to share.
A taster of my grandson’s African tour. Seems he has acquired the typical Ozzie wanderlust, as he has been putting in the miles this year.
That’s gross
Well said.
In response to Stan Collymore’s second tweet on the Falklands, Falkland’s veteran and author Ken Lukowiak, has another letter for Stan. Only this time; the news is all bad.
Dear Stanley,
It’s me again, Ken. I wrote you before but you didn’t wrote back! So, I tried sending you a tweet but all I got was a message that said: ‘blocked from using this account by the user’. Which I guess means you. I’ve never been blocked before Stan, so I have to ask why? Is it coz I is white? Or is it because I’m a Falkland’s veteran? Either way; I’m not happy!
As I said in my last, you did a very stupid thing when you tweeted that insensitive ignorance about the Falkland Islands. I’m hoping that by now even you’ve come to realises that. If not – then I feel sure that your employers at Talksport…
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Barry Manilow Fans at the Ageas Bowl, West End, Hampshire, England
On Sunday we visited Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre and took a trip down memory lane. The weather was kind unlike the previous Saturday and the following Monday. Here are a few photo’s to give you a feel for this venue if you have never visited before.
Responsible department: Department for Education
Whilst travelling around the edges of Great Britain I have seen a great many War Graves and War Memorials, the vast majority are cared for, some more than others some not at all.
I would like schools take on the research and basic maintenance of a War Grave or Graves in their local churchyard or cemetery. On the 11th of November each year it would be nice if they could put a poppy cross on the grave or graves.
I believe this would serve two purposes, educating the children about why we wear a poppy and remember the fallen and it would take some pressure of the Parish Councils that are responsible for some of this work.
Not only would it educate our school children but it may also make those who live on the edge of society think about their actions and the privilege of living in a democracy.
Community Service, Probationers and low risk prisoners could be used to do the major maintenance of War Graves and War Memorials in their area, how much this would involve would vary.
WrAnTz 