There are some who do not believe
in coincidence, but try this! While composing yesterday's Post, which
strongly featured the beautifully interesting city of Omaha, Nebraska, I
was eagerly awaiting the World Boxing Organisation Lightweight Title
bout between
US contender TERENCE CRAWFORD (left) and
World Champion Scot RICKY BURNS
While
no aficionado, it was easy to see that Burns was making heavy weather
of his defence even during the early rounds, and went on to lose on a
unanimous decision to a far better fighter on the night. The surprise
(and coincidence) came when it was revealed that Crawford not only hails
from Omaha, but was born, bred, brought up and still lives in that
city. He is the only man with that credential to win a World Boxing
Title - a CREDIT to his hometown! Congratulations go to Terence while
Ricky deserves similar as a Sporting and Magnanimous loser.
For those of us in Kingston, London it was firstly a walk along the
RIVER THAMES
and to view the Town Bridge.
Although sunny, FRED was wrapped up against a cold wind,
as were Mummy LISA, BENNY and ALEX.
Don't forget GRANDPA BAGSY!
What are believed to be (magnificent) WALNUT TREES
line the banks, they didn't look quiet right for London Plains?
A long walk requires nourishment, so off to
Marks and Spencers
for toasted sandwiches, coffee, crisps, fruit and juice - Yum, Yum.
Lots of restoration and other works going on in the town,
but looks like it will bring great improvement when completed.
You cannot move far around here without encountering a
RING-NECKED PARAKEET
or so followed by a few 'snaps' from Lisa taken during my all too short visit.
Meeting the boys from school.
Fred and Alex.
Heavy Plant seems to be a big favourite with all 3 of them.
PLAYDOUGH
time with BENJAMIN and
ALEXANDER
Spend the money wisely Lads and enjoy the Chocolate!
Love Grandpa Bagsy.
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