and perform a water change,

during the afternoon we watched again Enemy at the Gates, a gut-wrenching and impressive hide-and-seek thriller that uses the bloody battle of Stalingrad (during the second World War) as the clever disguise here for a real battle of courage and determination, the film follows a young and highly talented Russian sniper from the Urals, Vassili Zaitsev, the opening shots of the ferry crossing are a real baptism of fire for any one coming from the countryside to war,

then home feet up and watch a bit of television, Diana asked to continue watching Monarchy with David Starkey, we had by now reached the Reformation, Diana has been spell bound by British history again, it has made watching the series a real pleasure, we pause the DVD every now and then to talk about something that she does not understand, but this makes the viewing all the more enjoyable, then for us off to bed.
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