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It's almost as funny as watching the holidaying
folk parade their choice of sandals and three quarter shorts that show off their builder's
bottoms with shameless pride, as they search aimlessly for the nearest source of
Pro-active yoghurt drink and or a decent selection of pasta! And I say unto them worry not
you humble Grockle for thought is not forsaken as shortly there will be for your
convenience more grocery shopping in town than even Asda/Wal-Mart could imagine. My God
it's like waiting for a bus, you get nothing for years and then three come along at once.
I don't really care who gets building consent as long as I can source a carton of orange
juice and a bottle of milk for less than an MP's salary with out having an eight mile
round trip to get it! Come on Miss Mildmay, what do you say? Take a chill pill and just go
with the flow momma! Better still why not write a raunchy book about that eh! You could
call it Sauce in the Isle or "Tes-co businesses like show business". Yep I like
the sound of that don't you? Me thinks the books will sail out of the shops - all be it at
Tesco's etc. Oops but we've been there before haven't we. Talking about sailing and the like. I happen to have noticed on my dog poo-d adventure down the east end tonight (I actually was stopped in my stride as a little terrier sized dirty so and so, approached me, sniffed, stopped, stooped and defecated in my tracks and ran off to his home up beach road). And I suggest to the owner you go and clear it up! And you know who I mean! Anyway, as I was about to say before I digressed, was that I see the long awaited "other" lifeboat is now in situ. Surrounded with scaffold ready to be entombed for the safe keeping for the visiting and local populous. Also there is considerable building to the Mo tower. Which has been dismantled in readiness for what looks like the skeleton of a glazed watchtower of sorts. Perfect for a shark attack look out post and early tsunami warnings. Not to mention the graffiti artist who has daubed rather nice ship wrecks, old-time fishermen and seals all over the place. An unendorsed public mural painter by any other name would have been be scorned upon. I wonder had the subject matter had have been somewhat more colourful if the council would have given the same sort of credence and more importantly money? Still I'm not moaning really things could get worse I might not be able to claim for the paint on my expenses! And on that note, happy holidays to one and all. Enjoy your holiday/second home and all the shops you have not helped one jot by not actually living here all the year round. For forcing up the price of the local housing stock 10 fold in the last 10 years, and scuppering any chance the local resident young folk have in ever getting into that market place. Never mind eh, that's progress I suppose. Well that's all for this month's moan take care till next time. Vic |

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