Archive for May, 2010

Bloody hot

Thursday, May 27th, 2010

My back is sweating! It’s not easy living in the basement when it’s summer, but luckily I know how to make it nice and cool. Basically, I’ve bought a load of oscillating fans and sellotaped them to the ceiling. When I switch it on, I’m nice and breezy, especially at night as I leave them above my bed. Good tip: Take off the fan guards – they’re only for if you have children!

I’m trying my hardest to get a sun tan, and mum and dad know this, as they’ve been locking me in the back of the car during days out so I can catch as many rays as I can. So far, it’s making me a bit dizzy and I’ve been sick twice, but I suppose it happens to everyone! Anyway, mum and dad said that Grandad is fine, and that’s all that matters.

Nearly the end of term now, and I really don’t know what to do with my summer. My mates have suggested I go to a festival on my own, as they’re all going to Glastonbury, but I’m not so sure. I didn’t like Alton Towers, so I don’t know how I’d cope in a massive theme park with music playing all the time.

So what to do then? I’ll probably make a small fortune from playing bingo, then build my own school and not let any of the teachers at my school come and teach at it and it’ll serve them right for not listening to my ideas!
Only joking.

So at school the staff still aren’t listening to my ideas. I don’t understand why, I believe I have a lot to give. I mean, the pupils like me so much so even refer to me by my first name without me even asking!
Maybe they know about my fans, and know that I’m a COOL guy ;-))

Funny Welshman!

Monday, May 24th, 2010

This is Rhod Gilbert, I think he’s very funny! Captures the essence of being a Welsh comedian I think!

Bon appetit!

Greatest Welsh Rugby Tries

Sunday, May 16th, 2010

Great find!

Lucky man!

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

Hello world! Here we go! What a pleasant week it’s been here in Cymru (Wales). Firstly, we had a great weekend, lots of sun, lots of laughs! I stayed in and played online bingo and met some lovely people in the chat room afterwards.

One of them was an old man – although you never can be sure on the internet haha! He lives/lived (87 years old) in Rhyl which is quite close to me. A bit of a sunshine-lover, liked to play on the slot machines when he was a lad. Still likes the thrill of gambling, and I thought it was great to communicate with someone I wouldn’t usually. The internet – mad!

I was actually interested in going over to see him in Rhyl. I could have had a go on the 2p machine and picked up a small fortune, would have to go to the bank before spending it though!

Clive had a keen interest in my P.E. lessons, as he has a rather large great grandson. He said he was worried that ‘new Labour’ wasn’t keeping the youngsters fit. I said “Don’t worry Clive, I give them a run for their money when I teach them – quite literally!” He said “LOL”, which I took as his nickname for the little nipper!

So what did I win? Not so much, just enough for three jumps and a bite of the latch (this is what my Grandma used to say at tea time!), but it doesn’t matter because I made a great friend all because of online bingo.

Oh I’ll tell you what! The bloody kids at school have been great this week! Not a peep out of them! I reckon they can sense that I am a universal man, who makes friends of both the young and old.

All in all, not a bad week!

Long weekend!

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

I bloody love a long weekend, I do! All that drinking and having a laugh! I spent Friday in the pub with my old school friends Lawro and Ben. They didn’t turn up until ten though, and when they did they were a bit sloshed. It’s OK though, I normally don’t like parties, so it was pretty considerate of them not to invite me, really.

Lawro and Ben are such jokers! Every girl who went past they said that I fancied. I did not! HAHA. My face went red though! What can I say, eh? The lads! Boyos!

Spent Saturday trying to show mum how to play online bingo ahead of her trip to her sister’s and a Buckingham binge. She’s not very computer literature like m,e, and she kept on slapping the printer! I think she’s definitely more suited to playing in clubs than on the computer. There’s too much technology at stake to get her playing online bingo!

Sunday wasn’t a typical Sunday, as it felt like a Saturday, and Monday wasn’t a typical Monday, as it felt like a Sunday. Calendars can be mad sometimes, but I’m glad we got the time off ;)

Back in school today. I’m actually ‘blogging’ from the staff room with a cup of tea. Technology, eh? Most of the staff have gone home now, but I like to hang around and take in the smell of another school day. I also enjoy having banter with Keith the caretaker, who only has one leg. I said to him: “Hey Keith, are you drunk? Because you look legless!” And then he said: “I’m a recovering alcoholic!”

School was OK today. The kids were responsive and good to be around. Sometimes I wonder if they are my best friends, and if they know me better than anyone except for mum and my dog Clive. Clive also has a leg missing, so I think it’s fair to say I’m quite a fan of amputees!

Goodbye!