Hmmm. Sometimes, by eaves dropping, you really get to know your neighbours.

A true innovator.

Another bit of instruction that I have a feeling I will never, ever need to use. However, just in case, I have it deep in the nether regions of my memory.

I love the detailed description of his struggle to get into his hammock. If I'm ever in a situation requiring this knowledge I will think back and thank Mr. Darwin for suffering the initial humiliation so that I can smoothly roll into a swinging piece of canvas and not appear a fool.

It is so sad. Black Friday used to be a time of physically battling for that cheap flat screen. Amazon has ruined the romance.

Wow. A scenic place.

An amazing looking place.

At the first hint of scandal his name was instantly dropped from both institutions. I remember fielding calls from local and UK press outlets and using the tired expression, no comment, many times.

I have a connection to Andrew (no longer prince). I volunteer at the Canadian Canoe Museum here in Ontario and he was a patron and honourary board member for many years. I met him twice. He was also associated with the private school my son in law went to called Lakefield College.

What the heck is that?

One of my favourite and most dangerous pass times. Second hand bookshops have kept me close to broke for many years.

I wonder if they ship overseas? Haha.

For all those years he rarely strayed far from Downe. That always surprised me.

"All" seems to be the wrong word in the name now. Perhaps "some" bran would be more appropriate.

A week later more leaves