Today I went for a walk in the Ochil Hills
It was a bit windy and then it came on rain
I enjoyed it.
It was about 6 miles long and 800 ft high.
Thank you
Welcome to the first of our Value Range of blog posts – designed for those of you whose modern hectic lifestyle doesn’t allow sufficient time to work out what the words mean, peer at the anti-photographs, and boogie on down to the music clips on a normal blog.
Did you do it clockwise or anti-clockwise, or was it linear, or some other shape? I'm not really interested, I just thought I'd make a comment to show general support.
ReplyDeleteWow ! We've never had an actual General on the blog before.
DeleteBut seriously (no really), while the number of readers can be depressing, I am fortified and encouraged by the quality and loyalty thereof.
Hmm. perhaps i could introduce a loyalty card scheme where readers could earn points or air-miles. Or path-miles - sorry imagination going off on one now.
Great stuff. (Thought i better keep my comment short).
ReplyDeleteWhere's the music-clip? I didn't believe you could, let alone would!
ReplyDeleteIn these times of austerity, even the Devil's Music has to suffer.
DeleteGood to see you back ommenting and blogging - what do you do with all these review copy blues cds when you're finsished with them :-)
Grateful for the brief resume: Currently on holiday in the "grim up north". Internet's patchy. And I have a hangover every morning.
ReplyDelete:-)
I thought you would have found the ultimate hangover cure by now - stay pissed ?
DeleteThank you as well. As I'm getting older, as opposed to maturing, I am putting more store into that old saying "manners maketh man". So thank you again. And Omar Khayyám didn't need music video clips.
ReplyDeleteSome might say "Music maketh Man"
DeleteBut yes - manners is an "oldie" thing. One of my pet hates of the moment is someone making a purchase in a shop while talking into their portable telephone. It's not smart - it's not multitasking, it's just downright rude and displays a total contempt for the person serving them. Ah. Glad Ii got that off my chest. Thanks for getting me started,Alen.