Tuesday Thoughts
I had planned to go to London today but one of the companies I work for cocked things up. So, it will be Wednesday, which is fine because I can do three visits tomorrow, starting with a charity shop visit in Beckenham, then an excellent visit to the Courtauld Art Gallery in the Strand. The final visit will be to a pub in Islington. This means I could mooch around Flashback Records on Essex Road as well.
Bill Nighy explores The Courtauld Gallery (2023)
Last night, after playing some of my newfound albums from Brighton, I watched my usual quizzes on Monday night. Mastermind and Univesity Challenge. In the latter game, I was so happy to see that the team from The Open University won by a margin of a hundred obtaining 255 to get them into the semi-final stage.
Today, I popped over to Sittingbourne and had a few beers with him at the Vineyard. Luckily, he had his hearing aid in, so it wasn't a shouting match. However, the subjects seemed to be the same and I thought that after hearing the same old stories or complaints, I really did not need this. As for his health, well, he does look better, but I still feel he is not eating as well as he could, especially when I asked what he was going to have for dinner tonight, to which he was uncertain. If he is struggling there is always a local food bank. He has a decent Railway pension. I think he should stop going to the pub every day. That will save him some money.
Before heading to Sittingbourne, I did have a tasty small breakfast with black pudding at my local Spoons pub. I try to have breakfast there once a week usually. While still in Faversham, I picked up some DVDs - three for quid - which were Brief Encounter, March Of The Penguins, and The Italian Job. These will be going to Brighton for the Xmas week at my brother's pad.
Bill Nighy explores The Courtauld Gallery (2023)
Click to viewLast night, after playing some of my newfound albums from Brighton, I watched my usual quizzes on Monday night. Mastermind and Univesity Challenge. In the latter game, I was so happy to see that the team from The Open University won by a margin of a hundred obtaining 255 to get them into the semi-final stage.
Today, I popped over to Sittingbourne and had a few beers with him at the Vineyard. Luckily, he had his hearing aid in, so it wasn't a shouting match. However, the subjects seemed to be the same and I thought that after hearing the same old stories or complaints, I really did not need this. As for his health, well, he does look better, but I still feel he is not eating as well as he could, especially when I asked what he was going to have for dinner tonight, to which he was uncertain. If he is struggling there is always a local food bank. He has a decent Railway pension. I think he should stop going to the pub every day. That will save him some money.
Before heading to Sittingbourne, I did have a tasty small breakfast with black pudding at my local Spoons pub. I try to have breakfast there once a week usually. While still in Faversham, I picked up some DVDs - three for quid - which were Brief Encounter, March Of The Penguins, and The Italian Job. These will be going to Brighton for the Xmas week at my brother's pad.