I agree Mike, I have said many times, when out on a Sunday drive, and stuck behind some old git of about 65 yrs of age doing 30 to 40 mph, and holding traffic up,

jim.
Lincoln .7

I think that very often, they are just not aware of the danger (due to frustrating other drivers) they are causing.
I managed to get my Dad to stop driving last year, he was 92yrs old. He failed a driving assessment miserably,
but still wouldn’t admit that he did anything wrong. I was sitting in the back and he had me worried.

We take most of our holidays in this country, and I am aware that although I am not in a rush to get anywhere,
others maybe. So will pull into a layby to let vehicles pass, or slow down on a clear stretch of open road, to let vehicles
overtake.

Yes, unkind though it may seem, but my dear old mum, long since gone, stated during the War, the Salvation Army were first on the scene after a raid.
Jim
Lincoln .7

My Dad says the same. They are one of the few organizations I donate to. We were at their Tea Rooms in Hadleigh today.

My wife donates to “Scope” (which used to be the Spastics). They are always sending her letters asking for donations.

I hadn’t seen that. I wasn’t one of his greatest fans but he did have a unique voice.

R.I.P.

Watched “Chef” the other night.

Not bad.

Any junk mail with a reply envelope included, gets sent back with added junk.

My answer phone is permanently on.

The first (new) series of Doctor Who on DVD.

Watching that shows just how awful it has become since Eccleston’s departure.

Moggy

I thought the Christmas edition was quite good.
I do so like Clara :eagerness:

The fact that all signs of Christmas in Sainsbury’s stores disappears on Boxing Day, speaks volumes for me.
You wouldn’t have thought that Christmas had happened. (not that I shop on Boxing day).

They are now geared up for Easter, with a break for Valentines day in February.