I slept in. Then I had to put suntan cream on. Then I had to rush to play tennis. Then I had to sit down for brunch with Susan, Anne, Michael and our new granddaughter, Eleanor. And soon I’ll need a little nappy-pooh.
It’s a hard life.
Can you believe the view from the patio I’m typing this drivel on.
Our portfolio is basically flat today.
I’ll be back tomorrow. That’s a promise (and a threat).
Harry Newton who is single-handedly causing a boom in suntan cream.
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What are you doing in a unit that close to the ground? I though you had money.
Harry, when you get a day off, for what ever reason, take full advantage and enjoy it. Oh, you played tennis after putting on sun screen, then spent time with your lovely family and new granddaughter? Guess you don’t need my advice….or maybe that’s where I learned it from.