THURSDAY 14th/
NOVEMBER 2013.
Well the
fine weather is still hanging on but it’s now forecasting that we will have
some rain on Saturday and Sunday as it goes a little cold! We have just been
for our walk around the village with the dog, the sky is blue and its still
shirt-sleeve weather as you can see; the work on the church is still on-going,
this morning they are taking down a lot of the scaffolding but the walls don’t
look any different, I’am going to check as Mano says that its going to be clad
in local stone, so why take the scaffolding down?
Mano and
Anna have just called on their way home from Mano finishening work; earlier I
made tonight’s supper ‘Albondegas – Meatballs’ in a rich Tomato & Pepper
sauce, I use my Tomato salsa and add diced Red & Yellow Peppers, Onions and
Mushrooms that I have sweated off in vegetable stock along with some secret
ingredients! Tonight I will cook the Spaghetti and Brenda has got ready some
diced Green Beans.
Tomorrow
morning we are our first thing to go shopping down in Sabinillas, we have
sorted out the menu’s for when Tim is here and are getting in extra Beer, Red
Wine and some ‘goodies’! After talking to Mano this morning we will have to
watch out on Monday morning when we go to Gibraltar to pick him up as the Guardia Civil on the
border are now at different times of the day subjecting the people walking out
of Gibraltar to full body searches! I have the
live web-cam of the border on the PC so will be able to see what’s happening?!
Last nights
film was an interesting true story called “ One Man’s Hero ”from 1999,it’s
about Irish Catholic immigrants who join the American Army but are then subject
to abuse by the majority Protestant officer’s; it takes place back in 1846/48
as America invaded Mexico, they desert after being flogged for no reason and
are led by their Sergeant,’ Tom Riley’ played by Tom Berenger. They are formed
into the “ Saint Patrick’s Battalion” and fight for Mexico against the USA !
Joaquim De Almedida and Daniela Romo also star in the tale – watch it to find
out what happened ! Even today on ‘Saint Patrick’s Day’ they are still
remembered in Mexico !
Thought for
the Day; See above.
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