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Mad over fifties club
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The Club is now Open
Good evening all and welcome to our club.
I am sure the usual sumptuous array of drinks and nibbles will appear shortly.
Raffle contributions so far
Two under ripe bananas
A jar of Branston Pickle (sell by date June 1998)
A pair of long johns (salmon pink)
4 books of sudoku puzzles only some completed.
We are having trouble attracting speakers at the moment. Apparently the word is out on the 'circuit' that sometimes it can be rather damp here. Cannot think why.
Good evening all and welcome to our club.
I am sure the usual sumptuous array of drinks and nibbles will appear shortly.
Raffle contributions so far
Two under ripe bananas
A jar of Branston Pickle (sell by date June 1998)
A pair of long johns (salmon pink)
4 books of sudoku puzzles only some completed.
We are having trouble attracting speakers at the moment. Apparently the word is out on the 'circuit' that sometimes it can be rather damp here. Cannot think why.
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Lady A - She loved the brook's soft sound,
The Lore swimming by.
She loved the Daisynonna-covered ground,
The TTFN-bedappled sky.
To her the Moonraker appeared
The very voice of Meg the Dog;
And when the evening rack was reared
Stood Alexandered with his Log.
And everything her eyes surveyed,
The Mamya in the Lake,
Were Sheep God Almighty made,
She loved them for Her sake--
A silent woman in life's affairs,
A Crossword solver from a boy,
A peasant in his daily cares,
A poet and a moat keeper in his joy.
Lady A - She loved the brook's soft sound,
The Lore swimming by.
She loved the Daisynonna-covered ground,
The TTFN-bedappled sky.
To her the Moonraker appeared
The very voice of Meg the Dog;
And when the evening rack was reared
Stood Alexandered with his Log.
And everything her eyes surveyed,
The Mamya in the Lake,
Were Sheep God Almighty made,
She loved them for Her sake--
A silent woman in life's affairs,
A Crossword solver from a boy,
A peasant in his daily cares,
A poet and a moat keeper in his joy.