Week ending - 18 January 2008
- 18 Jan 08, 10:46 AM
âTonight, Coronation Street will be a four-hanky episode, the first of the newly scheduled Friday double episodes.â So says . Itâs the night we share our tears with Jack as Vera's lifeless body is taken from The Street. âIt's an episode none of us really wants to seeâ, says , but just like driving past a motorway crash weâll slow down a little and gawp before heading off to Channel 4 to cook along with . Talking of which, I did have a double take checking up on their website for the ingredients. On the it says âCookalong guinea pigâ, but I think that refers to someone giving advice on how to cook steak.
Nigel in Newton-le-Willows is approaching a mid-life moment when it comes to music. âMaybe itâs the prospect of my 40th birthday (next year, not this) looming in the distance, but my music tastes have become decidedly middle of the road recently.
"The other day I compiled a CD of what I can only describe as DadRock,â he says before going on to list the likes of Kate Bush, Genesis, Peter Gabriel and Eva Cassidy.
I was only musing on this week about the signs of getting older. Mine are less to do with taste and more to do with how your body begins to rebel.
Meanwhile at the other end of the age scale are on a steep learning curve when it comes to raising a child. âNine weeks in, what have we learned?â they ask. Amongst the gems are:
âBabies arenât very bright sometimes.
Parents arenât very bright sometimes, either: it took Mummy and Daddy a while to realise that you should never change a nappy in a room with carpet.
If Mummy forgets to wash behind babyâs ears, baby starts to smell of cheese.
If Mummy isnât âallowedâ to shower, put the washing on, get dressed, iron clothes or brush her teeth, then Mummy starts to smell of cheese, too.â
Suddenly I donât feel like eating my steak anymore.
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When I was a new parent I made the mistake of changing our new son on a table (not a changing table). He decided to emit some noxious fluids and he zoomed away from me on the shiny table surface.
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Gosh how I envy you being able to watch "Corry" and cookery, I came to live in Romania a year ago and cannot as yet get British TV. I really miss some programmes, Master chef and the Apprentice and lots more, I can only get video clips. If you would like to read my blog go to Google and type in Rose my new life in Romania. Regards Rose Kennedy
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