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Category Archives: Watching the sport away
Do Something New A Month ~ August
I’m a tiny bit late for this month’s new things (blame working on a Saturday then going out for cocktails) but it was still a good month full of new things, such as a new mobile phone. At first I … Continue reading
Bert and the Ashes
Sometimes a bit of a gamble does pay off. 8 years ago despite valiant attempts father and I were unlucky with our attempts procure Ashes tickets. 4 years ago because of a family wedding we could only go for tickets … Continue reading
Do Something New a Month ~ July
This month the sunshine seems to have inspired me and I feel for once that I have actually achieved what I set out to do in January. I even went out in the sunshine two days running and lazily stayed … Continue reading
20 Years of Cricket
Memory is strange. We all remember different things and in different ways. Friends will mention events I’ve almost entirely forgotten, yet things that are crystal clear to me will produce a baffled look from others. For me many memories are … Continue reading
Posted in Life, but not as we know it, Watching the sport away
Tagged cricket, history, TMS
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Happy Birthday Wisden
I have an interesting relationship with the colour yellow, like most people it doesn’t suit me to wear but the Brass Band I played for in my salad days uniquely had a yellow uniform and I was rather fond of … Continue reading
Posted in Books Glorious Books, Life, but not as we know it, Watching the sport away
Tagged books, cricket, reading, Wisden, yellow
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Blogger’s Block
For the first time since I started this blog, about 18 months ago, I am experiencing for the first time that sense of ‘what am I going to post.’ There are some ideas lurking, but they rely on other things … Continue reading
Posted in Life, but not as we know it, Making and Baking, Watching the sport away
Tagged baking, blogging, bread, cricket, formula one, knitting
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Sport At Christmas
I have watched Sports Personality of the Year since, well, a very long time. During my childhood SportsP (usually about two weeks before Christmas) marked the Sunday we put up the Christmas Tree, and then nibbles were allowed after dinner. It … Continue reading
Posted in Life, but not as we know it, Watching the sport away
Tagged christmas, cricket, radio, sport
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Stats A Gogo
There is a tiny bit of me that actually likes Maths, but only the statistics part, and if the truth be known, I only like them because they are facts. Facts rule. Today has been a day of sporting statistics, … Continue reading
Normal Again
So remember these scenes from just two weeks ago? I think normal service has now resumed. Clicky click for a bit more on how they did it. So that’s Test Cricket done for the summer. Anyone wish to tell me where … Continue reading
…Then all Too Soon They Were Gone Again
Before the sense of euphoria is completely drowned out by the humdrum of every day life. Before I return this weekend once more to Lord’s and the vibrant purple and Olympic logos are consigned to a dreamlike memory, I must … Continue reading