It's 24 °C here in Northumberland, 21 °C indoors; it must be almost intolerable 
for anyone further south. We had thunderstorms yesterday, but it didn't really help.

Quote from: Raven on Today at 07:37:33 AMNot me, I'm no Royalist. I see Harry is planning a visit along with the kids this time. Wonder if they're to meet their grandfather.

I don't care much whether he does or not.   It's like the famous Beckham feud publicly dragging on and on.
On the surface, it seems for the same reasons as well -  the families not approving of son's wife.

There must be thousands of families who have fallen out for reasons only they know the truth of,  but  its only the famous ones who make the papers because  the journalists are paid good money to stir it up as much as possible.

The public are not qualified to pass judgement really,  as I doubt any of us know Harry's wife,  nor  Brooklyn's wife,  but we still judge.

(Incidentally,  I've had nothing to do with my own brother since about 2014,  but that never made the papers).  

Morning all.    
I desperately hope today will be the last of all this heat we're having.

I am not looking forward to my electric bill with fans running all day and everyday either. 
I wonder how much they cost to run?  

Just going to peg some washing out, then might pop down to Asda.

Muddy, I agree with you as to the King and William's taxes.

I wish Harry would come home permanently. He isn't as work-shy as his brother
who seems to find any excuse to do damn all. 

A sweet little frog named Dave
Lived out of sight in a cave

    

                  

Sainsbury's delivered this morning  - and that's when I discovered I had made the classic, really stupid, mistake!  When ordering bananas I hit the 1 x item button instead of the 1 x kilo button!    The driver - and that Cat  - thought it was hilarious.

Go on - have a good giggle - you know you want to!