Had an enjoyable weekend invited YJC/Warriors Coaches and
helpers round for meal, splashed out on a Marquee 160 ins x 118 ins think it
will be a good investment. Val as usual done an excellent job of the cooking,
she arranged it like a Buffett, On the menu was Chicken thighs, Beef stew,
Partridge Casserole, Pork ribs, Chicken Strips, Potatoes with garlic and
salami, Brussels with garlic (just for John) plus other vegetables. Followed by
4 different deserts and the obligatory Cheddar and Stilton. My own contribution
was home made Cherry Brandy and Cherry Vodka plus I made a chickpea dip with
Olive Oil, Garlic and Chilli.
My intention is to put the Marquee up in June and take it
down in October, next year I am planning a Bar B Q and Dinner for my Christmas
Eve Club, plus the same for the instructors, must not forget a couple of family
does as well. The Marquee from Gala Tent at a cost of £500 will be a good
investment. The one draw back was putting it up; as per usual I lost my temper.
Val came to the rescue and said why do all the poles have different letters on
them? My response was they spell their names differently all I got was a blank
look, I obviously knew what she meant A, B, C of course being a women she could
not understand this type of thing. Then she said each different letter pole is
a different length, of course I knew that I just wanted to put them together in
a mixed fashion to see what the outcome was. Just to please her I put all the
letters together and it went up OK but she really annoyed me when she said “ I
told you so now say sorry” Well I Knew all along how it went up but just to
please her and let her think she was intellectually superior to me I said
“Sorry” then asked her to make a cup of tea
At these sort of does when you get Sombo and Judo players
together we started to tell stories of our various trips and adventures, while
doing this I thought I will try and write all this little bits down in a book
form. Mind you if it is like my little autobiography “Martin For Moscow” it
will take a couple of years
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