This was my favourite room, stunning :)

It was indeed very tasty :) The chap 'next door' was having the F&C, but I wanted more than the 4 or 5 chips that were on his plate [although huge ones], so I opted for something different :)

It is in Southampton, but goodness knows how QM2 can be in or get out of that position ;)

Yes, for you more than others as well. It is lovely to see so many QE2 bits and pieces aboard the new QUEEN ELIZABETH.

Indeed, it is a really lovely piece :)

There is $50 + 15% service charge [with a private area, chocs & champagne] for the main shows, but the rest of the time any for the talks anyone can sit there. However I did not think the actual views very good re the angles and through the glass frontages with light reflections so never sat in one myself to watch anything, but noted they were usually full so others must have liked them :)

For the bubbly? ;)

I don't know if it was your Mum, but that was the colour coded bus I caught to take me home to 11th Ave. I think if I missed that Bus, I cold get the 'green' one to take me on another nearby route.
The buses had a colour coded board hanging in the front to aid us kids to get the right one.
Years later when I was courting my wife, I discovered her older sister was teaching abroad... at the AA School. That bowled me over. Bob Leask

i just can't believe there is someone from my youth with pictures of the hubara club etc. - left Ahmadi in 1958 - went to anglo american school - my dad worked for KOC - am now is australia - my maiden name was Larkin - what an amazing tool the internet is...

I don't know who you are, but I am pretty sure that is Donna Phillips if she is your mum? [Sister Karen, mum and dad Hetty [sp?] & John].