Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 1-6-2023 — The Month of June.

1st June, 2023: The Month of June.

Yes: it’s official gone quiet.

But … ?

I woke up to birdsong, this morning.

OK, granted … it’s been overwhelmed by the commuter traffic heading for work … ?

But it was nice to hear!

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Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 1-5-2023 — The Month of May.

1st May, 2023.

It’s officially official: it’s a Bank holiday Monday.

Frankly?

And, barring watching the snooker final, and editing some videos?

I’m fully expecting to be bored!

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Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 1-3-2023 — The Month of March.

1st March, 2023: The Month of March.

Right … it’s Wednesday.

It is Wednesday, isn’t it?

Yes, it: I’ve just checked my calendar.

It’s definitely Wednesday.

Why on Earth I was thinking it was Tuesday … ?

I couldn’t tell you!

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After all?

Tuesday was yesterday.

And, of course, the day my nephew, Jude over.

And yes: there’s a video up!

Feel free to hit ‘Like,’ folks!

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Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 1-7-2022: The Month of July.

1st July, 2022.

Right … it’s Friday: you’ve possibly noticed.

That means I’m due to be visited by Hotpoint: the company that made my washing machine.

I’m told he’ll be here between 8:39 and 11:39: but have an all day window.

I hope he’s here soon: I’d like to get some fresh air!

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Did I mention I’m watching — but not reviewing — the Sky Max version of John Wyndham’s The Midwich Cuckoos?

I’m watching the Sky Max version of John Wyndham’s The Midwich Cuckoos.

The story’s been updated: as you’d expect.   The main character, Gordon Zellaby, is now Susannah Zellaby, and played by Keeley Hawes.

Three episodes in?

It’s looking rather good.

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Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 1-1-2021: The Month of January

1st January, 2022.

Right … it’s now officially 2022.

Frankly?

I’m wishing you — and my regular readers — a Happy New Year.

Here’s hoping it’s better than last year.

Or, at least, less diseased.

COVID’s been hanging around for a while.

Oh, one news item that DID stick in my mind?

You possibly will have seen singing the Robert Burns tune, Auld Lang Syne, on New Year’s Eve: and standing in a circle, with arms cross-linked with those of their neighbours.

It turns out the ritual is linked to the Freemasons: it’s an old tradition of theirs.

Something I wasn’t too surprised about.

Burns was a Mason, after all.

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