It Was A Nice Day,

as I made my way to the station,

I was going to buy the train tickets to visit Duncan this coming Wednesday, but it was not to be, the ticket office was closed,

I made my way to the number 54 bus stop,

past the big screen on the green showing Wimbledon tennis,

I have to admit I have no interest in tennis, or any othet sport for that matter,

but this stall took my interest!

off of the bus I had a quick look at the antique shop,

in the basket on the right there were a umber of old photograph albums, which I always enjoy looking through,

over the road Kingfisheries, one of the customers parked on the forecourt, parking there it saves having to carry 25 liter containers of RO water to their cars/trucks,

Graham mentioned there were a few new koi in stock,

so I popped out the back of the shop to have a look, but the main reason I went out side was, 

because Graham mentioned that there were some sterlets in sock,

I find them fascinating,

just imagine growing caviar in your own back garden!

I had a quick look at last weeks koi,

before I was on the bus and home,

 Diana had arranged to met Wilma in London to go window shopping and have a meal at Jollibee, and also look at some other shops specialising in Filipino food and goods, as it happens Diana was home before I was,

it was soon time for my evening read and sherry,

for our starter this evening,

country pate and toast,

'Cheers!',

pork filets for our main meal, with gravy for Diana,

sans gravy for myself,

to round the meal off, a raspberry trifle, we listened to music until a program we both wanted to watch was on the television, 

photograph BBC, it was a documentary featuring a countdown of the 30 most popular sketches from Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise, 2 hours of non-stop hilarity, we rounded the evening off with a Silent Witness before we were off to bed.