The following tale shows that
a. I'm brilliant
b. My off-spring are brilliant
c. I don't keep my mind on the job when I'm driving
d. I'm a brilliant teacher
Whilst on a short car journey with youngest son (7) he entertained himself playing games on the mobile phone. He started playing Sudoku (the smaller 6x6 version) and asked me how to play. I explained, and to demonstrate, I had him read out lines of numbers so that I could tell him which number to insert. After finishing 2 games he went quiet but a glance showed me that he was concentrating. TWO MINUTES LATER he had completed another puzzle!
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Sometimes, working on the monkeys and Shakespeare theory, I think if I ramble enough I might eventually write something worthwhile. Lets give it a try..........
my latest drivel
I'm sure I don't need to remind you that my work is copyright
link to it if you wish but don't take - it's not nice :o)
link to it if you wish but don't take - it's not nice :o)
a star in the making?
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(thanks for this Ambre)
I want to welcome you and I would love you to sign my guest book at the bottom of the page
(thanks for this Ambre)
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- I'm just a sad old toad in search of enlightenment and love but if i can't find them I'll settle for a few beers and a kebab with good friends
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