Last night we went into Clapham to have an Indian Moment (also the name of the restaurant. I yawned my way through dinner, falling asleep at various times. Dinner was delicious as we managed to stay awake ( well for me it was a real struggle) and fight through the jet lag. We slept like logs from about 10.30pm on. (Tonight I can hear John yawning his way to sleep as I write this!)
This morning was a Sunday Times time as John went out and foraged. After a long morning catchup we went on tube to Putney and The Green Man - a rather traditional pub where we had lunch in the garden where the feature was large-size games. Perry and Heath, there was a full-size edition of Connect4 and also dominoes ,chess and draughts of similar size. Later, inside we caught with Linda (Drama HOD at a private school in South Ken) and Eamon (lawyer in Trobridge) inside when they arrived. We had a fine time gossiping and chatting. Jake from HHS and the flatmate showed us his great new Ipod game his firm made for Barclays bank (waterslide extreme an IPod application) so we managed to while Sunday afternoon away. On the way back we found a sign that Lambie particularly liked, so it is added here. He is currently having a bit of a lie-down as he is not used to afternoons at the pub and Monday will, as they say, be another day.
This morning was a Sunday Times time as John went out and foraged. After a long morning catchup we went on tube to Putney and The Green Man - a rather traditional pub where we had lunch in the garden where the feature was large-size games. Perry and Heath, there was a full-size edition of Connect4 and also dominoes ,chess and draughts of similar size. Later, inside we caught with Linda (Drama HOD at a private school in South Ken) and Eamon (lawyer in Trobridge) inside when they arrived. We had a fine time gossiping and chatting. Jake from HHS and the flatmate showed us his great new Ipod game his firm made for Barclays bank (waterslide extreme an IPod application) so we managed to while Sunday afternoon away. On the way back we found a sign that Lambie particularly liked, so it is added here. He is currently having a bit of a lie-down as he is not used to afternoons at the pub and Monday will, as they say, be another day.
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