TV and Film

For the most part thats how things went with me too although it was as much to do with the TV coverage being bought out by Sky as anything else. I haven't watched it for a few years although my stepson follows every race. He tracks down free live streaming on the internet. It was on ordinary TV at the weekends as the British race so I watched it. As Candy mentions, there was a massive crash just after the start which stopped the race and then there was a lot of activity after it was re-started. I was somewhat disappointed with the commentary though. I think they have really lost the plot and just going through the motions. Murray Walker was kn a league of his own, even when he got it wrong.

We used to live near Kettering. Also not so far away. We didnt go to F1 but we did go to other race days there it was a great day out..

I can't say as I am fussy on speed racing of any type.

This I do like though. These guys just don't follow the laws of physics.

Me too. I hope it win't be that long. 

Christmas in July is too ,much for me. I'll wait for December.

You could always move to Australia. 

And the large spiders? And the bush fires? And the dangerous wildlife?

Australia is not a paradise.

...and it is warmer than here, but not excessively.

My sister lives in australia, she loves it. She was early twenties when she went.

My cousin - Elaine - lives in Australia. She was born and raised in Ireland but moved to Australia a few years ago. In fact, she is now a mum: her daughter is called Eleanor. Such a pretty name.

Anyhow, the right country for Elaine and her daughter.

I saw the first episode of Luther last night. Not sure the series is going to be one I'll want to binge, but there were a few familiar actors and that was good.

I also snuck in an episode of Bunheads.

I might be getting into the first 1960 series of "Star Trek". It's pretty cool, actually.