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Mad Over Fifties Club
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Time again for Nungate Towers to throw open it's doors and welcome all you Mad over fifties. Tonight we shall be having a bonfire party out in the courtyard with fireworks galore and a barbeque! Tonight's tailcock will be the Super sparkler, guarnteed to make your evening go with a bang! For those not inclined to venture outside we shall be serving a delicious Bonfire Hotpot in the Great Hall with the customary horses doovers, canopies and volly vonts
and on the pudding trolley is plum duff and custard, there is also a copious number of toffee apples available (the toffee apple harvest has been spectacularly good this year) As usual the Minstrels will be in the gallery playing their usual selection of madrigals and toccatas, and as an added bonus they will also be giving us as selection of Abba's Greatest Hits.
For the rofl tonight, I have 1 witches hat,
more toffee apples
a pair of vampire fangs (found in the gents
ablutions)
even more toffee apples (did I mention we have a
glut this year?)
As usual there is bungee jumping, the hot tub is fired up, and the local Morris
Dancers will be on hand to prance the evening away in the courtyard
A warm welcome awaits all who dare enter..........(evil laughter!!!!!)
and on the pudding trolley is plum duff and custard, there is also a copious number of toffee apples available (the toffee apple harvest has been spectacularly good this year) As usual the Minstrels will be in the gallery playing their usual selection of madrigals and toccatas, and as an added bonus they will also be giving us as selection of Abba's Greatest Hits.
For the rofl tonight, I have 1 witches hat,
more toffee apples
a pair of vampire fangs (found in the gents
ablutions)
even more toffee apples (did I mention we have a
glut this year?)
As usual there is bungee jumping, the hot tub is fired up, and the local Morris
Dancers will be on hand to prance the evening away in the courtyard
A warm welcome awaits all who dare enter..........(evil laughter!!!!!)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.grains of truth - my own grandma used to be delusional - how for example, when as Mayor, she had presented Man U with the FA Cup in tenrecville! She probably did present something to the local team, or may be a commemorative badge for a charity match in WW2. The power of the dark side of the brain though..............
It would appear she has. Though not the full picture.
Her wee dog had to be put to sleep last week as he was very ill. But when she came here on Thursday as usual, best beloved told me that she'd told him that she'd been burgled, and her purse stolen and they'd kicked her poor wee dog to death. She went on and on about it and I told her that Hamish had been put to sleep as he was very ill and her purse hadn't been stolen but that she'd hidden it. She continued to tell this story all the time I had her at the hairdresser and was even crying at one point (like I said all very sad indeed) but I'd told her hairdresser the correct story beforehand, though Mum wouldn't wouldn't accept things as they had happened. This isn't the first time she's told folks that she been burgled - caused a right stushie with her bank they cancelled her card and everything. Total shambles, I have asked them to call us if she does it again but as she's their customer and not us theire hands are sort of tied as they have to act on her instructions despite them knowing about her illness. It's enough to make you turn to drink..........
Her wee dog had to be put to sleep last week as he was very ill. But when she came here on Thursday as usual, best beloved told me that she'd told him that she'd been burgled, and her purse stolen and they'd kicked her poor wee dog to death. She went on and on about it and I told her that Hamish had been put to sleep as he was very ill and her purse hadn't been stolen but that she'd hidden it. She continued to tell this story all the time I had her at the hairdresser and was even crying at one point (like I said all very sad indeed) but I'd told her hairdresser the correct story beforehand, though Mum wouldn't wouldn't accept things as they had happened. This isn't the first time she's told folks that she been burgled - caused a right stushie with her bank they cancelled her card and everything. Total shambles, I have asked them to call us if she does it again but as she's their customer and not us theire hands are sort of tied as they have to act on her instructions despite them knowing about her illness. It's enough to make you turn to drink..........
my eldest sis is paranoiac that she will be as mad as a box of frogs with both sides of the family re the genes - some would say that I am a lost cause already! However, I do put a lot down to keeping the grey matter exercised and in the hope that there will be a major breakthrough, the signs of which are already happening.