Unpublished newsletters

Another weekend beckons. At the moment it is cold and raining, and its getting decidedly autumnal. A change is in the air, as they say - and that kind of brings me to the subject for this week`s ramble. 

This week we are going to discuss a reader`s card, because the two weeks I have been chatting about Harrow Schools has resulted in the following scan, of the proper school arms, being sent in by Mr. John Levitt. 

Greetings at the end of another hot day, but I am reliably informed that tomorrow will be cooler. And I hope that is true.... This week we have been cracking on with indexing but things are definitely going to need altering as we go along, so it may get slower not faster.

Welcome to another interim edition of "Notes and News", whilst I remain in turmoil.

Welcome to another curious edition of "Notes and News".  I have now relocated from High Wycombe, but I thought it would be have fun to have a wander down the Wye, as nipper and I did almost every evening, racing back before the sun went completely down.

Welcome to a curious edition, but an edition none the less. I suppose you could call it a "Strike Edition", or maybe "Letters From Abroad", but I think I will stick with "Notes and News".  I have spent the last week in High Wycombe. It is very rural and nipper enjoys it very much. 

Hi everyone, and here we are at the end of another week, for most of which mum has been in hospital, so lots of phone calls, and sortings out, and worrying...

Saturday has come, and much quicker than I imagined it would, but look, we are okay, and we have a newsletter - albeit in some cases not with the card I wanted. 

Last week I uploaded the newsletter in the waiting room of the Animal Hospital, with nipper, who had a bout of gastric trouble. And we had to go back there again since.

Hopefully you have been coping with the heatwave, despite the fact that Britain`s hottest day ever was on Wednesday June 24th, with a temperature of 97ºF,  recorded in Gosport, Hampshire .But do spare a thought for our neighbours in France, who this week saw 105* in Paris and 109* in Bordeaux.