Wind Up Toys for Staffordshire boys

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IVs day 7....and 'I'm still alive,' as Pearl Jam used to sing (for those of you who remember Grunge!) I am a walking itchy mess....but that's part of the course!

Sunday..gosh what a nail-biting finish to the test eh? Come on England.Cricket rocks! Perhaps the finish would have induced heart-attacks releasing good lungs for transplantations.....no luck so far..

In the evening I had a meal at the PG with EW and DW and their bridesmaid K..to celebrate E and Ds anniversary (I was 'best' man..I think they meant 'beast'..)

K bought E and I wind up motorbike toys to play with at the table...always a joy! Bless her cotton socks...K rocks (oooh I'm a poet and I don't know it)

My pedometer will now not be finding any paedophiles...It snapped...RIP...My steps go unrecorded....lol

Anyway...Monday saw Cannock's annual crime-fest otherwise known as the Longford Island Car Boot Sale...

I got SEVEN CDs for £10....including The Gorillaz, Royksopp, Iggy Pop and Richard Thompson, Creamfields....Mark = happy shopper...

I was chatting to a coffee girl (as one does) and she said they had to be there at 5am to get a good spot....gosh....I felt guilty about just buying a coffee from her!

The humid weather continues...

Today we hit Rugeley and I bought a strange thing...Its a mug, with batteries that turns a coffee into a latte..but frothing it up...instantly! It was 99p...

I also got a hug bowl of garlic in vinegar for £1....Pure cheap retail therapy...

I think there are even more fat people in Rugeley than Cannock...How and why? (answers on a pstcard to....)

Lovely to get a letter from Erza from Malaysia today...Gosh it is really five years since I was in Malaysia....Malaysians are lovely! Remind me to return..

Good luck to Hannah on her trip up that huge mountain that Babyshambles sang about!!!

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MUSIC: Nine Black Alps, The Gorillaz, Royksopp
BOOK 'According To Queeney' by Beryl Bainbridge