Q1)Jayme Closs were was found alive: on 10th January, 2019. She’d been kidnapped eighty-eight days earlier: in which US state?
Q2)The UK’s then Prime Minister famously said “Crisis? What Crisis?” on 10th January, 1979. Who was that Prime Minister: James Callahan, Margaret Thatcher or Edward Heath?
Q3)King Hussein of Jordan made his first public visit on 10th January, 1996. To where: Mecca, Tel Aviv or Rome?
Q4)The Covenant of the what, came into force on 10th January, 1920: the Covenant of the League of Nations, the United Nations or the European Union?
Q5)Finally … ? 10th January, 1750, saw the birth of Thomas Erskine, the 1st Baron Erskine. He was Lord Chancellor of where: England, Great Britain or the United Kingdom?
* You were in a turban, Olga … ? I’m going to have to have another look at those photos: I think I missed that!
(It sounds like Trevor could’ve done with the nail varnish tip!)
† Hello, Mum!
‡ Elbows in, eh? I’ll be honest Debbi, I’m getting images of The Good Life: at least I think it was The Good Life. In one episode, the main characters take skiing lessons. They have a dictatorial, Swiss, skiing instructor who keeps yelling “Bend ze kneez!”
§ What, a retired Lancaster, Trevor? The nearest I got to a Lancaster was the anti-aircraft gun the Peniel Church had on their lawn. Quite why they had a WW2 anti-aircraft gun on their lawn, I don’t know! (How are you with nail varnish, Trevor … ?)
Q5) Great Britain I was wearing a turban in the Campament Reial (the royal encampment), as I was a royal page, and guided the visitors through the installations... (I was wearing a blue thing... And carried had a small pink handbag on the side, to carry a few things). Some people wore full customes but I wasn't particularly lucky. But yes, I wore a turban with a feather!
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Q5) Great Britain
I was wearing a turban in the Campament Reial (the royal encampment), as I was a royal page, and guided the visitors through the installations... (I was wearing a blue thing... And carried had a small pink handbag on the side, to carry a few things). Some people wore full customes but I wasn't particularly lucky. But yes, I wore a turban with a feather!
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When you're in physical therapy, you get used to following orders like that. :)
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2. Margaret Thatcher
3. Tel Aviv
4. the Covenant of the League of Nations
5. Great Britain