Tough week but this really made me smile.

Wow.. nostalgia.

I think that’s probably the case for many languages. I’ve noticed my Lithuanian friend always refers to Malcolm as she and I assume it’s for the same reason.

Ah yes, I was a fan. Though I frequently found myself asking for “beast and muftard”

What is it about sunny days that causes people to rush out and tune their motorcycle engines? Thought I might actually sit in the garden for once but the petrol fumes are making me feel sick. Grump.

Yes, I’m there too. Groundhog Day. And I know there are plenty of sentences that only came up once that I would benefit from practising but it keeps giving me the same ones over and over. Usually the ones where the English version is a particularly bad translation too.

On the plus side he didn’t wake us up at 5am mithering for breakfast today. Tempted to go and get him one for today too.

Cat appears suddenly over the fence with a whole chicken kebab in his mouth and has retired to an inaccessible corner of the garden with his prize. Sorry whichever neighbour 😬

Child 1 comes to ask if “furth enough” is one word or two. Bloody hell. 😩

😳 I’m also v glad not to be in today given the state of the underpass at the station (at least several inches deep in water judging from pictures online - I haven’t been to look).

Yes, we had the same. “Tricky words” that aren’t remotely tricky if your parents are Mancunian. But I distinctly remember the boys also getting “spot the homophone” exercises where the only possible answer was one and won

Thank you! Can’t promise to be very active but, we’ll see…