There is a lot of concentration on food and its preparation which would interest you, Pen, and the violence is low level.
I can recommend this book, particularly to Bruno fans.
Hi Jack
Hope you've recovered from your celebrations
Are you saying I'm a bit of a piggy?
I do love my grub as you know
I have read a couple of the Bruno books. Eve bought them for me some time ago. One was Dark Vineyard but I can't remember what the other one was called. I think the books would make an excellent TV series, especially in that setting. As you say I like the fact that there's very little violence.
I'm trying to chill out today as I had quite a hectic day yesterday. It brought to mind one of my Dad's funny sayings.
I've
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A'SJust one of the first picture please. You're not interested in Mr Rieu but how you could refer to him. Not sure he'd appreciate it
If you struggling with the group in the last picture this might help!
All on one line please.
Kylie told me that Blue's grandson, Larry, needed some extra pocket money, so he's been doing odd jobs for their neighbours. He decided he was not making enough money, so he headed off to a wealthy suburb of Brisbane . He walked up to a big house and rang the doorbell. Bruce answered and told him to paint the porch. He gave Larry a can of paint and A$25. When he went inside, his wife said, "A$25! Does he know that the porch runs all the way around the house?"
"Oh, he'll be fine." Bruce said.
An hour later, the doorbell rang. It's Larry. He said, "I'm finished mate. I even had some extra paint, so I put another coat on."
Bruce is surprised. Then Larry said, "Oh, and by the way mate, that's not a Porsche, that's a Ferrari."
That's all from me - I'm going out for a walk while the sun's out.