Yes - it shook the office. Not sure if it hasn't had some sort of effect on me, as this afternoon I felt some of the things I do after waking up from a mild fit such as low energy in my legs and bitten the edge of my tongue.
Yes - it shook the office. Not sure if it hasn't had some sort of effect on me, as this afternoon I felt some of the things I do after waking up from a mild fit such as low energy in my legs and bitten the edge of my tongue.

Morning all, rather overcast at present but the promise of sunshine on its way.
I have been looking at the chart that you can fill in and check where you are on the global "fat scale". I entered the figures for both myself and Mme, then applied them to both the UK and France. The results show that the average person living in France is not likely to be as overweight as in the UK. Despite this the French are constantly looking at ways to stop the junk food outlets and encouraging people to take daily exercise. Having several friends with type 2 diabetes, looking at them some are not overweight and never have been, whereas others have been fighting the weight for years.
My BMI came out at 24. I wonder how the rest of you compare? http://www.bbc.com/news/health-18770328

Morning all from a wet Jersey due to last night's rain. Had a fantastic day yesterday at the wedding of 2 of my colleagues - the groom was my boss before he transferred to a different department. After the wedding breakfast, there were games for the adults on the lawn of the venue (the children had a separate party as the 2 children of the happy couple have their birthdays this month). There was a nasty incident in the welly throwing when one of the grooms' brothers throw went backwards and to the right, knocking off the glasses of his other brother, causing a graze on the side of his head. It could've been worse, because if the bride hadn't seen it coming and ducked, it would've hit her in the face.