Who’s paying Thomas this time?

They will rule and NY will ignore the ruling.

We must have been the last house on the other grid as we were fine. Like I say, I was blissfully unaware.

The lights were back on in a couple of hours, but I hate to think what sort of mess that poor fox made.

I was unaware of all this until she came back but when I went out, all the (30?) houses to our right and opposite were dark.

Streetlights were off.

Little groups of people had come out to talk to neighbours by torchlight, shaking their heads.

He’d forgotten about the electricity substation, hadn’t he?

The dog goes mental and races at the fox.
The reel-lead goes to its fullest and then the dog does a Tom&Jerry style halt in mid air.
As the dog had got quite close, the fox had departed at great speed, stage right.

He vaulted a wall and there was a big bang and a flash.

One such night, Mrs was doing the walk when she rushed back, quite animated. After about 5 minutes, she calmed down enough to explain, stifling laughter.

Dog on lead, round the corner.

Cheeky was a feisty terrier and would go for anything.
Mrs B was walking, admiring the stars.

A fox appears!

and the app *that he’d written* calculated it all.

He had an app, on the mini computer, in his pocket.

Sound familiar?

And the food is good but the music is so loud that you can’t talk, can’t hear yourself think because everyone is talking loud-to get over the music?

And you realise that a) you’re old and b) you’re never eating there again.
That

That word ‘fits’ is doing quite a lot of heavy lifting there.

I lived in London for about twenty years but it was only on a recent visit that I decided I really should go ‘woof’ when boarding a District Line train to Barking.

Followed by “I hope we’re not going via Tooting”

Crickets….

Stimmt!!!

A bunch of old birds I used to know. (?)

This might be awkward *scrolls through camera roll*

Pretty good indicator that we are alone. They’re encountering no debris after all.

Hi hi hi x

During a 27 hour comedy gig a few years ago, two performers from ROH turned up after their show (2am maybe?) and sang their lungs out. They got one of only two standing ovations. It was magnificent.