It Was A Househusband Day,

Diana was at work, so for myself hoovering, cleaning the aquarium, etc,

during the day I put another short video of Neil and myself's trip to India looking for new species of fish, this part 9, in this clip we travel to a river which is low because of it being the dry season, also we looked at some fish traps and how a small wall was built with stones and the traps inserted, also a local casting his net, as it happens he caught a few fish called garra, which are used in fish pedicures, there is a post about them here,  we looked at the mountains we will be travelling to, well the foothills, we also picked up a guard,

armed with a .310 Martini rifle, part 10 of our travels to follow soon,

in the afternoon Diana returned home, so glad rags on, 

and we were out, 

onto a number 54 bus,

arriving here at the war memorial,

which is next to the cinema,

first things first, 

stock up on nibbles,

we decided against these,

Diana was a tad hungry just having finished work, 

so tortillas it was then!

we had the cinema to ourselves, at the end of the film there was just one other theatre goer,

included in Diana's deal was a drink and a packet of sweets, I settled for some popcorn,

and this is what we had come to watch, A Haunting in Venice, it was quite good as it happens, being filmed in Venice so many times it was "been there' or "been on that bridge", I will not spoil it in case you have not watched the film and plan to, but we did both enjoy it, 

next stop Miso, for our late evening meal,

'Cheers!', with a glass of wine, coke for Diana,

Diana chose a main course, Miso Extra, soba noodles, chicken, beef, Cantonese roast pork, duck and prawn, for myself I chose 3 starters, the first arrived, smoked crispy shredded chicken,

followed by baked spare ribs, with garlic, chilli and peppercorn salt and rounded off with prawn and vegetable tempura, all of which was excellent, the bill came to £66.00 plus service charge, arriving home it was time for our usual a Midsomer Murder before we were off to bed.