- 26th November - KGV project progress meeting
- 27th November - Lemon Tree - Animals/Spencer David Group
- 28th November - Pittodrie - Aberdeen-Rangers corporate hospitality
- 28th November - McWhinnies for dinner
- 1st December - Swine Flu jabs!
- 4th December - Lemon tree again - Blockheads
- 5th December - Firhill (possibly) - Thistle v Dundee
- 9th December - Edinburgh - Scottish Govt offices
- 11th December - St Andrews Bay
- 18th December - Xmas night out at the Milton
- 21st December - Board meeting
- 24th December - Dave Williamson's birthday football match
- 25th December - Xmas!
- 26th December - Anniversary
- 1st January - Ne'erday
- 2nd January - Off to the Kenmore Club, Perthshire for 4 days
- 9th January - Arsenal - Everton (possibly)
- 15th January - Headbang (possibly)
- 30th January - Inverness - battle of the Jags
- 7th February - Murrayfield - Scotland-France
- 22nd February - Marrakech - for a week's golf
- 19th March - USA for 3 weeks
Whew! I'm tired just thinking about it!
Jo and I went to Glasgow on Saturday (by train) and met up with Barry, Helen and Dawn and went down to scatter my Dad's ashes at the cemetery grounds - under a tree, beside where we had scattered my Mum's ashes 7 years ago.
We had soup and sannies back at Foxbar afterwards and then got dropped off at the Buchanan St indoor shopping centre - it was tipping it down by then. I was looking for a jacket and a car jacket, but couldn't find anything - too many "fashion" shops according to Jo - so we just caught a slightly earlier train home. We had a (rubbish) tea/coffee at Queen St and admired the Victorian glasswork:
Jo "did a Carole" and looked the other way when I tried to take a photo:
We got home at a decent time, but there was nothing in the house, so we decided to go out. Jo suggested the golf club, but I thought it was too wet to walk there and back again, so we went to the Tor-na-Coille - my first time there for a while. My last time was about 5 years ago when I had a meeting with she-whose-name-we-don't-mention-but-is-now-believed-to-be-living-in-Laurencekirk, in a vain effort to mediate. The time before that was the time of the fire - 2000?
Anyway, the place looked old and tired, but they are planning to re-decorate - in fact, they've started - and we heard they have a new chef starting - Watson, whose name is the restaurant, is leaving after umpteen years service.
On Sunday, I went to the golf club ready to play, but a very heavy shower put most of us off and we headed home. I wish we'd been more patient as it turned out to be a lovely morning in the end. The consolation was that I was at home when Kelly Skyped - it worked fine on Jo's PC, so it must be wireless network issues that cause the problem on my laptop.
So, apart from footy on Friday night, I haven't had much exercise, so I'm looking forward to squash tonight.
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