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Sunday, 7 August 2011

Greece is the Word

Dahlings, I am back from the beach and keen to share with you my latest deranged ramblings my recipe for a successful holiday.

First, it's worth travelling a little bit out of London to ensure better weather,


 Somewhere with blue skies and sand is good.

But you have to take sun protection seriously.  Take enough to sink a small battleship, to be on the safe side.  You can always hide behind it if you don't want to be photo'd in your swimcossie.



A hat is important, and also serves to underline the fact that you are a mad old trout.


There is no point these days in loading yourself down with piles of books.  Go hi-tech and get yourself a Kindle.


 Be sure just to eat salad, veg and fruit, to avoid tummy bloat and swimsuit over-stretch...


Keep your exercise regime going.


And avoid puddings with dubious names. (And next time try not to fall about laughing in v childish way...)


Get to know the area by taking a stroll.

Keep your brain ticking over by being ritually humiliated at chess by an 8 year old.


Failure to follow hotel rules could be painful.


Try not to cry upon reentry into Real Life (and English Weather).


This was a Public Service Announcement brought to you by the Elf and Safety Directorate of Blighty Inc.

16 comments:

  1. Jolly good of you to do your bit for the EuroZone (LOL - is that a way of saying all Europe except Blighty?). Greek weather looks wonderful and I'm glad you had a good time. I think about getting a Kindle but I'm worried about losing it. xxx

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  2. Hilarious as usual. Hope you had a great trip. Greece is a gorgeous summer holiday destination, definitely one of my favourites. Did you island hop? Fifi

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  3. Blighty went to Greece? No fair!!!

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  4. Dear Mrs Exeter, Boy 2 in partic did his best to boost the Greek economy by selflessly consuming vast amounts of ice cream every day..

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  5. Welcome back, dear Blighty! You were sorely missed.

    I love the ping-pong (table tennis) photo. I am terrible at that game.

    And, for the record, I was expecting the "dubious pudding name" to be spotted dick. Apparently that is a tasty treat in your part of the world, but in American, it sounds like an unfortunate venereal disease.

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  6. I did mean "in American". I don't think we speak English here! :)

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  7. Welcome back! Meanwhile we took care of your rain. Take it back, please, would you do me the favour? Thank you!

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  8. Welcome back! you have missed nothing except rain and possibly a riot in London. I love Greece - congrats on boosting their economy by about 2000%

    Hope boys 1 and 2 had a good time too - and Mr Blighty, of course!

    Looking forward to hearing stories of Mad Trout on holiday!! And did you read all those books?!

    Ali x

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  9. Greece looks fabulous and I'm happy you enjoyed the holiday Blights.
    All that sun-block! Hilarious but extremely sensible my dear.
    Must say you are rocking the spotted beach garment in the hot chips photo.
    xx

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  10. Well done Blighty - taking one for the team and visiting third world countries, I mean economies, and supporting local industry.

    It's been raining here like no-one's biznis. We just had a hail storm. So jealous of your summer adventures!

    K xx

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  11. Is it OK to hit the wall with the COC?
    Hilarious.
    Dianne
    X

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  12. so how was the coc? i know you had it!

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  13. oh Blighty, how I laughed. Thank you.

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  14. Thank you for helping me not et too much breakfast. I've just sprayed most of it over the table on account of that balls sign. Wince!!

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