Entries by ALB1970

Shelving my weekend

With all the materials sat in my shed I was ready to start building shelves in Lincoln’s closet. He wants a single bed on the floor which means the access to the closet will be restricted and the bottom of the closet wouldn’t lend itself to a floor standing chest of drawers. Jamie suggested fitting […]

Sometimes you just know!

With mom in London for his birthday morning we gave Lincoln a present to open and a card, so that he had something to open but kept the fact that there were other presents later when everyone was at the restaurant. Arriving at Hickory’s Smokehouse after the birthday boy Reagan Nannie and Uncle Karl because […]

Lincoln at 15

Happy 15th Birthday Lincoln “Ooh he’s loud!” was the first impression anyone ever had about you, and since that moment you have made people take notice of you in the best possible ways. 15 years ago you completed our family and mom and me have been proud to call you our son every single day. […]

Pool 2026/27

2026/27 Middlewich and District Pool League Winter League could be my last season I am seriously considering do I love it as much as I used to? It used to be a night out with me mates on a Wednesday and play pool but I am the last one the last Steventons player to regularly […]

Broncos 2026 Week 1

It is 02:35 on a Tuesday morning watching Denver at the Chiefs on Monday night football and although its early and always tough to get up at 1am it also feels great to be finally watching football again.

Work is in your head

I try to explain to Reagan primarily, but also Lincoln, that work is about getting it right in your head that you’ve got to go every single day. Once you know that’s how it is, it gets easier! We all know it would be nice to have an option like a rich Aunt in Australia […]

Who will care

I try to write something everyday because I find it therapeutic to put my thoughts down in writing whether they’re good or bad, but I just wonder if anyone will read any of this other than me. A lot of times I don’t have much to say “breathed in breathed out” its hardly Shakespeare I […]

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