So.. Off To Canterbury

So, weather wise it s an improvement, as it is dry, if cloudy, but not cold.

I have an audit and two observations in Canterbury today with one in Ashford. Then if time is kind to me a visit to Deal. The only problem is that GC phoned last night as she had slipped on the staircase the other day and badly sprained her ankle. She is going to get a check up today at the hospital just in case. However , being somewhat incapacitated , she wants me to come down , which I do not mind, and she said she will reimburse me.

However, i did say that i am committed to do a job on Friday at very unsociable hours in Gillingham this week for MF , but for the seven hours of interviewing in the twilight hours of this gambling den i will get paid ninety quid plus fifteen for putting them online the following 24 hours. Not be sniffed at, even if i will be in Gillingham for a dead early coffee around six.

If push comes to shove, i will go on Sunday, and arrange other visits accordingly towards the end of the month.

Answer for question 4534.

[Error: unknown template qotd]I really do believe in the supernatural. The nearest experience to it i had was at the local village pub a few years back.. I felt a cold chill around midnight during a session in the pub. My friend, Phil, who use to run the pub can count a few more episodes like that. Then there was the telephone ring but nobody called during another night despite that phone not working at all . This spooked one of the lads working in the pub at the time.

So yes, and as i watch programmes like Charmed and Buffy ans the mythology surrounding witchcraft then i guess i do. Some things as yet can be explained in a rational manner and such supernatural events may well fall into that category. I have an open ind to these things because if you transported somebody from the tenth century to our time everything would look like magic.

I would like to have some witchy powers , used for good of course (cackles) - it would be great fun.

Grilling

A sustained attack on IDS in The Wednesday PMQ's - he deserved that grilling.

http://voxpoliticalonline.com/2015/10/21/serial-shaming-for-iain-duncan-smith-in-prime-ministers-questions/

Arrogance

This is the total arrogance of Mr. Cameron.

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/at-pmqs-david-cameron-reminded-us-once-again-why-hes-so-impossible-to-like-a6702996.html

Countdown to Halloween Pics 2

Oh my, another sensual witchy pic found. Naughty me!

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Courtesy of curiouswombat and cmcmck

A Poll on Corbyn

Here is one poll in what the public think of the ideas put forward by Jeremy Corbyn.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/heres-where-the-public-are-on-jeremy-corbyns-side-and-where-they-arent-a6702621.html

Fantasy TV

A bit late back and three reports to do. Well, i have started some of them but will finish in the morning as i will be catching up with Charmed in a moment, which i recorded on the Sky box.

Last night i saw the first two episodes of the second season of The Flash. Now somewhere along the line i must have missed some episodes from the last season, and i can only assume there was a mid season break and i forgot about the rest. Hopefully these will be on the Sky box Sets which you can download.

I have also recently watched the first two episodes of the second season of True Blood. Anna Paquin is perfect as Sookie. She also was Rogue in the X-Men fllm series.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Paquin

Countdown to Halloween Pic 3

Another spooky image to keep you awake.