Key Quotes

"Anyone who believes that exponential growth can go on forever in a finite world is either a madman or an economist."
(Kenneth Boulding)




"Down these mean streets a man must go who is not himself mean, who is neither tarnished nor afraid. "

(Raymond Chandler)





"Live simply so that others can simply live." (unknown)





"I cannot live without books" (Thomas Jefferson)





"Sport is war without the shooting" (George Orwell)





"New York is a great city to live in if you can afford to get out of it" (William Rossa Cole)





The secret of a happy ending is knowing when to roll the credits (Patterson Hood)































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Monday 9 May 2011

Rain and Cricket

On Friday and Saturday it rained. Now that shouldn't surprise nor should it be memorable to record. Yet it is. The truth is we haven't had any rain for a month, all the more unusual as this period is within the months of April-May.

Ironically of course rain coincided with a weekend when cricket was to dominate. With no football at the weekend, Saturday had a very different flavour, a trip to the gym and the chance to go and watching our village cricket team while sitting outside the pavilion with a pint of beer. I don't want to get all " John Major" but there is something almost uniquely English and rural England at that, about watching cricket in the sunshine and drinking beer. It sums up summer for me.

And I just can't get enough, so Sunday we went to the Oval to see Surrey v Leicestershire in the CB40 competition. A great day out. Surrey scoring 206 and then bowling Leicestershire out with 17 runs to spare. Three games into the competition and 3 wins. Just perhaps winning ways are returning to the Oval. If so this is going to be a very enjoyable summer.

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