Federer vs. Carter??

i have been priviliged to see two of the most complete sporting performances this last weekend. these are two guys that have taken their respective games to new levels. great sporting weekend.

could anyone get the wimbledon scoreboard 'virtual tennis' thing to work? it looked like it would have been cool...?

PS. am supposed to be reading up about the coastline of east yorkshire now for my interview in an hour and a half...she'll be right.

check this website out for coastal info - EBOP eat your heart out...East Yorkshire Coastal Observatory

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Anonymous said…
Hey Tom, the game was awesome aye? Wellington was incredible in the weekend - so many people, so many red jerseys, so many POMS. Courtenay Place was closed off on Friday and Saturday nights, and it was going off!!! Apparently...

Hey, wait up,

Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday dear TOMMEE
Happy birthday to YOU

Yee hah.

Hope you have an awesome day dude. Hope you get the job you want, or don't get a job, as the case may be - Spain sounds cool.

Say hi to the olds.

Love Josie
3:47 pm
Anonymous said…
Ahh...yeah...what Josie said!! Hope you had a good bday, over the hill and on the way to 30 now!!! Ben and I drove back from Taups on the sunday after the game and counted 250 (I'm not exaggerating!!) campervans with Lion supporters in them!! I have to say, they're pretty good fans to be sporting their team shirts the day after a crushing loss like that!!

"If a woman wears a Lion's jersey to bed, what is she trying to tell her husband?"
"That he ain't gonna score, ever!!"

;o) Holly
6:15 pm
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