Q1) Giuseppe Moretti was born on 3rd February, 1857. His famous state of Vulcan is in a city called Birmingham. This particular Birmingham is where: Alabama, Connecticut or Iowa?
Q3) Journalist, Walter Bagehot was born on 3rd February, 1826. His book, The English Constitution, is about the Constitution of where: England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the UK or the US?
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† It WAS a touch frantic, Olga! The Zoom meeting’s helpful: but, LORD, it can be a drone-fest! It went well enough, though. But having an old friend over was good: two hours nattering about Quatermass can be interestingly technical. Oh … and Jude’s done another video …
I’ll keep my fingers for the Editor!
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Q5) The USA Good luck with today's meeting! I love walking, so I won't comment on the walk side of it. This week has also felt quite weird for me. I think the combination of Anna changing her class (we're doing it today and at a later time, rather than Wednesday early), and the issues with the radio station have made me a bit uncertain about timing as well. When I went to collect the equipment, the director told me that he was certain the editor would be back on Monday. Thankfully, they just had a new journalism student doing a stint there, so he's getting plenty of experience pretty quickly, but I'll keep my fingers crossed for Carla. She must be getting bored to death by now (although I know she is doing some interviews and features from home, on the phone, but it isn't the same). And yes, I saw Jude's video. Well done!
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Q1) Mary the 1st
ReplyDeleteQ2) Ceylon
Q3) Portugal
Q4) Kenya
Q5) The USA
Good luck with today's meeting! I love walking, so I won't comment on the walk side of it.
This week has also felt quite weird for me. I think the combination of Anna changing her class (we're doing it today and at a later time, rather than Wednesday early), and the issues with the radio station have made me a bit uncertain about timing as well.
When I went to collect the equipment, the director told me that he was certain the editor would be back on Monday. Thankfully, they just had a new journalism student doing a stint there, so he's getting plenty of experience pretty quickly, but I'll keep my fingers crossed for Carla. She must be getting bored to death by now (although I know she is doing some interviews and features from home, on the phone, but it isn't the same).
And yes, I saw Jude's video. Well done!
1 Mary 1
ReplyDelete2 Ceylon
3 Portugal
4 Kenya
5 USA
Cheers, Paul! :)
ReplyDelete1. Henry 8th
2. Ceylon
3. Portugal
4. Kenya
5. the USA