Out For Sunday Lunch,

so glad rags on,

 and we were off,

  to The George, the sign says it all, 

 we have eaten there many times before, it is in Chaiyaphruek 2 Rd, if you are going away from Pattaya heading towards Sattahip on the Sukhumvit Road when you arrive at the Chaiyaphruek traffic lights turn right and the restaurant/pub is about 100 yards along the road on the left hand side,

 we were here for the Sunday roast,

 which is 395 baht per person,

for starters both Diana,

 and Mr. Tony went with the pate,

 for myself the prawn salad, soup of the day was pumpkin,

 'Cheers!',

 after a break the carvery which as usual was excellent, 

on to deserts, vanilla for Diana and myself,

 chocolate for Mr. Tony, 

 and a nice coffee to round off the meal, if you like a traditional UK Sunday roast this venue takes a lot of beating, in fact at one point every table was taken and you cannot get better than that!

 arriving home, we watched some more from One Foot in the Grave, the story or plots are so well thought out, often with a deeper message than just comedy, what excellent script writers the team of David Renwick and Gordon Angus Deayton made,

then another treat as Diana emerged from the kitchen with a selection of sausages, chips and rolls, after saying our farewells to Mr. Tony we watched a couple shows on cable television and then for us we were off to bed.