and a few friends are having difficulties, but back to our coughs and colds, it always seems particularly bad in the mornings, but sort of clears up in the evening, which is just as well as Mick and Mass called in to see us for the evening, Mass was going to make another one of her steak and kidney pies, but during the day we went to the Dot Com Centre, yet again my printer has failed, we were going to leave it with them but like a fool I listened to them when they said have a cup of coffee and it will be ready, that was at about 1.15, after a coffee we returned at 1.45 and sat on the stools where the printer was being repaired, by now Diana was out of tissues so a trip downstairs for new supplies was in order, at 3.30 we decided to call it a day and call back in the morning, why am I so surprised when this sort of thing happens? why could they not have just said call back tomorrow? oh well this is Thailand!
but back to the evening the steak and kidney pie, it looked great and it was delicious too!
Mass did the honours by serving the pie,
we also bought a house warming present for Mick and Mass,
a lovely evening meal indeed, much though we like eating out there is nothing to beat a good home cooked meal,
"Cheers!" from all of us,
then we settled down to watch the first DVD in the third series of The Tudors, again compelling viewing, I was reading that a new series was planned to be started in June of this year, so a forth series is on the way, great news for Tudors fans like us!
after Mick and Mas left we watched a couple of episodes of Bottom, then we had an early night, whilst typing this now I am almost feeling like going back to bed, which is why I have gone straight in with the post rather than looking for interesting stuff on the net, hopefully we will be back to normal in a few days.
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Sorry to hear that Diana & yourself are poorly, Stan. Hopefully you will be feeling better soon.
Re: "The Tudors". There will indeed be a fourth season of the epic-period saga starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers as King Henry VIII.
The final season will consist of 10, one-hour episodes and center on his tumultuous relationships with his last two wives, Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr, and his final descent into madness.
Season four, which will return in spring 2010.
Dear Anonymous, thank you for your concern, today I am a little better but still a hacking sore cough, it is just a cold but a mighty bad one, Diana seems a little better, in a few days now I am sure we will be back to normal. Great news about The Tudors, we hope to come over to Blighty in June/July, another season to put on our shopping list! I wonder if the producers of it will continue through Elizabeth's reign? best regards, Stan and Diana.
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