Bach always tried to help his brother.

 He was always prepared to pop around if there was a problem.

When things got tough, he went to Allan Bach.

I reckon that this joke could really take off in Thorndon. Maybe at the tennis club?

I see that Robert is copying Peter's very short blog post format. Will he start wearing a raccoon hat?

You'd think that one goal of writing a short post might be to get your grammar correct. Well, after all, proofreading would not take long. 

For Rob?

Time's up.

I might do a 15 minute double bass warm up today. Just to get back into that instrument. Peter will probably throw in a Thorndon tennis club joke like, "How did Richard get inside his double bass?"

Then it'll be back to the violin. I'm playing a few tunes at an engagement party on Saturday. I like to be prepared for these playing opportunities.

I have my elder grandson coming around this afternoon. He is keen to spend time with his grandma. We're not allowed to give him ice cream because it will not be that long before his dinner time. We'd better stock up on nice biscuits. Harrison will turn 3 at the end of this month and, next month, Henry turns 1. Henry is very cute and seems to like my jokes. Hey, I am careful not to use Thorndon tennis club jokes. 

Well, that's it from me for this morning.

Robert tells us, "Have fun and go to the stations of the cross."

I think that 'stations of the cross' is a Catholic name for 'toilet'.

How did Rob know that I've just had a coffee?

Maybe Mary told him?

Cerca di goderti le tue visite al bagno.