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Cheers for the timely nostalgia, DG, and let me wish you a happy new decase As a fellow '65er I wonder what odds we make the 2030 mark...
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These diary entries are always interesting, the stuff we thought so important when we were younger.
Best wishes for the coming year to you and all the commentators. |
A very happy new year to you DG - Looking forward to more great posts in 2020. Thanks for sharing.
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Igniting fireworks at New Year or any other time seems an odd and unnecessary thing to do in a world where air pollution and co2 emissions are increasing.
In the recent Royal Institution Christmas Lectures they had a fellow demonstrating electronic fireworks. Lets hope they take over soon. |
That's got to be a first appearance on this blog for the phrase "rebound shag"!
Happy New Year DG! |
Making a habit reading DG and, on two occassions, visiting London partly out of DG's inspiration, is my greatest achievement this decade.
I wish a Happy New Year -- as well as decade -- to DG. |
1969/70 was the first diary I ever kept (I was 7) but not for long.
1979/80 was babysitting so someone else could enjoy themselves! 1989/90 Dunno. Stopped keeping a diary in the 80s! 1999/2000 In America watching the rest of the world celebrate in hourly increments on TV. 2009/10 Still in America, changing the clocks to convince the kids they had indeed stayed up! 2019/20 In London with the kids who are now old enough to stay up until the wee hours and frequently do! Wishing you and all your readers a very Happy New Year. May the 2020s be as interesting to read as the 2010s have been. Thanks for a great blog - the ultimate diary. |
You did a Royal Davids solo!
And at 14. Wow! I'm seriously impressed. |
Happy New Decade DG. Keep up the good work.
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Whether today and tomorrow are dull by comparison is entirely up to you!
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1979/80 - A church with its carol service during the actual Christmas season, rather than in Advent as seems to be universal now!
I also remember doing a solo at such a service, but it would have been some years earlier. |
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