WHERE'S JT?

Why didn't anyone tell me John Truslove was missing from the Roll of Honour? He was in an earlier page, then I marbleised the background, and he disappeared. Sincere apologies John, love to the family. (see, I told you he would notice!!!)

Yet another exclusive Eric story, where do I get them from?

Eric talked exclusively to me about his earlier life as a hippy. "Yeah, I did the  Katmandu thing, Man" he told me through an imaginary haze of smoke. "Although I can't remember much about it!" 

He then recalled a  story which started during his travels through the Indian Continent, of an Australian companion who summed  

 up the awe inspiring sight of the Taj Mahal  at sunset, as:  "Sure was a hell of a lot of bricks for one Sheila!!"

 Happy 17th Birthday for Saturday, Jamie. Love from Mum, Dad and Ceri XXX

Taj Mahal

JUST FOR FUN

I hope the Love Letter e-mails didn't get yer 'putes down. Here's a "Just for fun" quiz to rattle yer brain cells. The questions are easy, it's just the start of something big, I don't expect anyone to know all the answers! So just go for it, it is for fun, after all!

FAQ's

Q. I have some great pictures and stories for you, Big Cheese Cake. How can I get them to you? 

A. Well it couldn't be easier. Just click on the e-mail icon on the Home page, this will automatically launch outlook express and fill in the address for you. Or, if you prefer, send them to me at: big_cheese_cake@bigfoot.com

Q. How often do you update the site? 

A. This depends on material turning up in the 'press-room' and how much time Jane lets me have on the computer. he! he!

ABUMAX

A really neat site has been created by Mark Pearson. It contains some useful links to other sites. Definitely worth a visit. Don't expect such a neat site to appear here, I haven't the time, nor the patience! (sound like sour grapes to me!!!) Well anyway, well done Mark, they must be keeping you busy in Riyadh. How about a photo or story from you? www.abumax.com 

BAE Systems and Smiths Industries buys U.S. interconnect firm  

(Reuters Securities)

British Aerospace and engineering group Smiths Industries Plc said on Tuesday it was paying $25.8 million for Florida RF Labs of the United States, which makes microwave resistor parts and cable assemblies for telecoms and defence industries.

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