Q1)24th September is Republic Day. Where: Trinidad and Tobago, Armenia or Germany?
Q2)24th September is the day of Our Lady of Walsingham. According to whom: the Church of England, the Serbian Orthodox Church or the Church of the Tin Vagabond?
Q3)24th September, 1935, saw Earl W. Bascom, and his brother Weldon, perform in the first night-time what under flood lights: American Football match, rodeo or baseball game?
Q4)Angelo Muscat was born: on 24th September, 1930. He played a Chumbley in Galaxy 4. Galaxy 4 was a story in which science-fiction show: Dr Who, Blake’s Seven or Survivors?
Q5)Finally … ? 24th September, 1834, saw the death of Pedro 1st. Pedro was the first Emperor of where: Brazil, Chile or Mexico?
Q5)Finally … ? According to Wikipedia, IPSL is the world’s most spoken sign language. It’s spoken, where: India, China, or the USA?
A5)India. (IPSL stands for Indo-Pakistani Sign Language.)
Here’s a thought …
“I couldn’t do ventriloquism. I don’t have any interest in splitting myself in two, the way a ventriloquist does — half-himself, half the dummy on his knee.”
Q5) Brazil I'm back! (Sort of). Sorry, but it proved more challenging than expected, not because of technical problems alone, but my mother has had several falls over the last month or so, and I had noticed some memory problems, that seemed to be progressing quite quickly. That brought many problems while we were away, because being in an unfamiliar place, I couldn't really leave her alone, as she couldn't remember which floor of the hotel we were in, and she kept misplacing things. It had to check everything constantly, so quite exhausting. Not my idea of a holiday, although at least we had the food provided, and because a lot of the people in the group, and others, were also old, at least it wasn't such a surprising state of affairs. The doctor had changed her medication last time we went to see her, and there didn't seem to be a problem for the first month or so, but among the side-effects mentioned are confusions and memory problems, so I want to check with her, although my suspicion is that this might just be a slippery slope kind of situation. I don't know how much I'll be around, because it depends on how things evolve. (When my father died, she also seemed quite forgetful, but when the doctor tested her she didn't think it was anything to worry about. I know stress affects her, and she'd had a cold and not been sleeping well due to the hot weather, but...) I'll keep you posted, but I mention it just in case.
Not that I'll be able to review it in advance. Got a load of other books coming out in October to pick and choose from. Though I doubt the author cares much. :)
I suspect it will find its way into readers' hands. Even if "authors" are publishing three AI-created books a day on Amazon!
1. Trinidad and Tobago 2. the Church of England 3. rodeo 4. Dr. Who 5. Brazil
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1 Trinidad & Tabago
ReplyDelete2 C of E
3 Rodeo
4 Dr Who
5 Brazil
Q1) Trinidad and Tobago
ReplyDeleteQ2) the Church of England
Q3) rodeo
Q4) Dr Who
Q5) Brazil
I'm back! (Sort of). Sorry, but it proved more challenging than expected, not because of technical problems alone, but my mother has had several falls over the last month or so, and I had noticed some memory problems, that seemed to be progressing quite quickly. That brought many problems while we were away, because being in an unfamiliar place, I couldn't really leave her alone, as she couldn't remember which floor of the hotel we were in, and she kept misplacing things. It had to check everything constantly, so quite exhausting. Not my idea of a holiday, although at least we had the food provided, and because a lot of the people in the group, and others, were also old, at least it wasn't such a surprising state of affairs.
The doctor had changed her medication last time we went to see her, and there didn't seem to be a problem for the first month or so, but among the side-effects mentioned are confusions and memory problems, so I want to check with her, although my suspicion is that this might just be a slippery slope kind of situation. I don't know how much I'll be around, because it depends on how things evolve. (When my father died, she also seemed quite forgetful, but when the doctor tested her she didn't think it was anything to worry about. I know stress affects her, and she'd had a cold and not been sleeping well due to the hot weather, but...) I'll keep you posted, but I mention it just in case.
That's the one. It comes out next month!
ReplyDeleteNot that I'll be able to review it in advance. Got a load of other books coming out in October to pick and choose from. Though I doubt the author cares much. :)
I suspect it will find its way into readers' hands. Even if "authors" are publishing three AI-created books a day on Amazon!
1. Trinidad and Tobago
2. the Church of England
3. rodeo
4. Dr. Who
5. Brazil