Round Table Revisited

[just_me_karen]

And so Lord of the String said unto the peoples, "Go forth anew. Seek a land you can call your own."

The people saw it was good.

So, on the last day the people said their solemn goodbyes and began the long journey to the promised new land.

And so began the new land and its people were joyous!

Welcome, to the Return of the Round Table known as...

"Round Table Revisited" (RTR)

[debra9275]

morning Joono 

hubby was watching the cricket last night, I'm not sure what happened but there seemed to be a bit of exceitment going on (for cricket) 

[debra9275]

Oops an error post maybe?

[j*oono]

Looks that way Deb.  I had an error appointment today.

Last week I rang the hairdresser and made an appointment for this morning for usual cut and colour. As I was on my way there I realised that I didn't get the reminder text message that they always send out.

Sure enough, the girl that made the appointment accidentally made it for the first Tuesday in February. To make matters worse one of the hairdressers just didn't show up and they were a bit frantic. 

My hairdresser managed to fix my colour but I've rebooked for next week for the cut. I felt sorry for them! The absentee hairdresser had a full day of appointments booked.

[debra9275]

Uh-oh, lol

[flashie*]

Our SIL took this picture last night...............yesterday was the 40th anniversary of the Tasman Bridge collapse.

[debra9275]

morning all

Lovely Pic Flashie

[mtnlane]

Good morning Stringers 

I don't have a note to explain my absences but if I say two words they will probably suffice lol

Spoiler

Tennis and cricket

The remote has been getting a workout, channel hopping, which has been pretty much the extent of my exercise the past few days.  j*oono - you get the gold star for going back to Curves (thought you were waiting until March).

Flashie that is a super picture and so different to those 40 years ago.  I was listening to an interview with a man who survived the collapse with his car just hanging over the edge   Apart from the ghastly loss of life, it certainly divided the city for a long time and I hesitate to think what impact something like that would have had on Sydney.  

Freddie ~~~~ like you I cringe when I am watching her .... waiting for what seems like the inevitible these days 

Looks like we have some great young up-and-comings though (impossible to spell or pronounce their names though) and it was particularly good to see Sam Groth get a win last night.  He has worked so very hard on his fitness and that serve!  WOW .... just WOW!

It might be 'tall poppy syndrome' but I did get some vicarious pleasure watching Serena get beaten yesterday - her 'I am just having fun' is such a put down for the other participants as it suggests she is not taking the Hopman Cup too seriously.  Gamesmanship imo.

Deb Pat Rafter is mouth-wateringly divine - both in looks and attitude.  A real 'one off' these days.

All this sporting 'activity' has caused me to fall behind in some important paperwork which I MUST attend to today.  At least once I get that out of the way I will be able to settle back and watch the events without feeling guilty.

Might even get out and take some street art photos before next Monday - Freo is the street-art capital here in the wonderful west and there are some fantastic works around

 Anyway - thats my lot for the morning - nose to the grindstone now.  Will try and catch up later or at least in the coming days.

[debra9275]

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joono, here is a song of the day for me, it's a re-make of an oldie.

[flashie*]

Nobody can razz up an 8 and 10 year old quite like a 20 year old Uncle. ...................

[debra9275]

sorry Laney, I missed your post,

yes another Pat Rafter could get me back into watching the tennis. he was such a good ambassador for Australia too

Flashie, sounds like you're having a good day lol