Q2) 18 May, 1954, saw the birth of singer, Wreckless Eric. His sole UK hit was on which British label: Two Tone, Stiff or Go! Discs?
A2) Stiff. (He was a label mate of Ian Dury and the Blockheads, and Elvis Costello and the Attractions and Nick Lowe: but left the label after the release of his first and only single with them.)
Q3) 18th May, 1955, saw the birth of actor, Chow Yun-fat. He played Tequila Yuen in which 1992 film: Now you See Love, Now You Don’t, Hard Boiled or Full Contact?
A3) Hard Boiled. (If you get this wrong, Debbi, I’ll give you a funny look!)
Q4) 18th May, 1868, saw the birth of Nicholas 2nd of Russia. As ruler of Russia, he was the what: Knayz, Tsar or Graf?
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* Oh, Rebeca, rather than Anna! Gotcha, Olga! And it does sound as if Rebeca’s at a disadvantage, there! I get what you mean about teaching, as well: Ruth actually has some teacher training, so that’s helped getting the paperwork she’s needed over the past few years.
I’m keeping my fingers crossed on the cash front: I’ve also put in for an extra grant from the Council, and had to take in some bank statements, on Monday. I get the feeling that’s going to take a while, too!
(Oh, if Rebeca’s interested? There’s a Rebecca Ferguson in Dune. Who’s Swedish, as it goes!)
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Q5) Vladimir Lenin Oh, good luck with the call and with all the paperwork and aid. Well, I was supposed to have a class with Anna yesterday afternoon. I had to asked her a few times last week, and she cancelled last Wednesday's but told me we would do a class this week and even told me what she wanted to go over, as they have finished school and have a few weeks to prepare for the pre-university exam. But, when I arrived at her place, she wasn't expecting me, and what's more, she was supposed to be getting ready for her graduation ceremony later in the evening, so we didn't have the class (although I asked her for a ticket, because she hadn't bothered to cancel). She probably made a mistake, but she cancels at such short notice that I should have charged her many times before, but yesterday it was a bit much. I had also asked her to decide if the wanted to carry on with the lessons while she is preparing her exams, as I don't know what her schedule will be like, but although I have been asking her for weeks, she "hasn't had time" to ask her parents or think about it. Oh, well, I guess at that age you only think about yourself and don't care about anybody else's time. I'm still waiting for Rebeca to tell me if we're carrying on with the classes... It's such a waste of time... Stay well!
Oh, on the sharps bin thing... We usually threw the syringes in with the needles, and that was the standard practice, as it was considered to be risky to try and remove the needle otherwise, but you might want to check, in case the practice is different for this one.
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Q1) The USSR
ReplyDeleteQ2) The Scouts
Q3) Prepared
Q4) Red, of course!
Q5) Vladimir Lenin
Oh, good luck with the call and with all the paperwork and aid.
Well, I was supposed to have a class with Anna yesterday afternoon. I had to asked her a few times last week, and she cancelled last Wednesday's but told me we would do a class this week and even told me what she wanted to go over, as they have finished school and have a few weeks to prepare for the pre-university exam. But, when I arrived at her place, she wasn't expecting me, and what's more, she was supposed to be getting ready for her graduation ceremony later in the evening, so we didn't have the class (although I asked her for a ticket, because she hadn't bothered to cancel). She probably made a mistake, but she cancels at such short notice that I should have charged her many times before, but yesterday it was a bit much. I had also asked her to decide if the wanted to carry on with the lessons while she is preparing her exams, as I don't know what her schedule will be like, but although I have been asking her for weeks, she "hasn't had time" to ask her parents or think about it. Oh, well, I guess at that age you only think about yourself and don't care about anybody else's time.
I'm still waiting for Rebeca to tell me if we're carrying on with the classes... It's such a waste of time...
Stay well!
Oh, on the sharps bin thing... We usually threw the syringes in with the needles, and that was the standard practice, as it was considered to be risky to try and remove the needle otherwise, but you might want to check, in case the practice is different for this one.
ReplyDelete1 USSR
ReplyDelete2 Scouts
3 Ready
4 Red
5 Lenin
Wow! That takes energy. And grit and determination. :)
ReplyDelete1. the USSR
2. Scouts
3. ready
4. red
5. Vladimir Lenin