The Hornets' Nest II

That is good to hear, and I hope to hear some more good news from you in the future about this.

 

Really pleased with your news Leo. I hope that it keeps it in check for a very long time.

Very cold here today, overnight frost again. Many leaves have come off the trees overnight, but strangly enough we still have roses flowering in the garden.

 

Glad to hear that, Leo. My neice-in-law has just been put on a new tumour-reducing drug which seems to be having a positive effect. I hope Mrs L's treatment makes a difference too.

 

I will try from tomorrow.

I can try and I have been working this all today.

And thus things past that after Óðinn smote the Jötunn he espied þe varlet scum from Bedfordeshyre venturing to Wales seeking to rob þe locals of Neue Porte of three pointes and there theye received a goodely Welch spanking into þe bargaine wyth a hey nonny nonny.

 

Like it, i think Billy would be proud.

 

An interesting article for those of you who can remember the 70s with Watford content.

http://spielmagazine.com/blog/the-extraordinary-story-of-the-other-nycosmos

 

Love it - especially this quote "Garbett is perhaps surprisingly dismissive of his time there, saying: “I enjoyed the experience in New York but to be frank with you it wasn’t the highlight of my career. Winning the third division title with Watford beats it. That was the best team I ever played in because that was real."

Have often wondered what he ended up doing after football. He was a top bloke, a greatly under-rated player IMO - and the only player who could beat me at table football.

 

Two years ago he was living in NY state and running an office cleaning business BB.

 

Good seasonal news for you Lord Leonardo of Wales.Enjoy the festive season the two of you.

 

A slight misunderstanding methinks

 

Now look what you have done Nick - it's Njal Shakessohn

 

Nick the first is to get the coffee earlier.

 

afternoon all.

Thrilled to read your news Leonardo..now hoping the drugs do their job for as long as possible

 

Thanks to everybody for their good wishes - I'm afraid I do not have Hornette's skill at replying to multiple quotes - usually when I try it I crash everything

 

Arglwydd Leonardo I think then

 

We have traditions of good writers and storytellers. These are some of the most famous Snorri Sturluson, Arnaldur Indriðason, Halldór Kiljan Laxness, Magnús Magnússon, Yrsa Sigurðardóttir and Kristín Marja Baldursdóttir.

 

Good news for you Leon and specialy frú Leon

 

Have to admit that I enjoyed reading Snorri Sturluson's Prose Edda but don't know the others. Wasn't Magnús Magnússon the Mastermind guy?

 

I tried to read Njal's saga a long while ago

 

Great news for you both Lenny - everything crossed that the good news continues.