I eventually was able to have
him discuss the many happy memories we’ve shared during our 30 years of marriage.
Then I said “Want to go for another 30?” “God no” he replied as he looked out the window “I think it’s far too dark now.”
Friday, September 19, 2014
A Friday story.
After I waited patiently all
afternoon while my husband played a game of cricket for his beloved City United
on our 30th wedding anniversary, he and I went out to dinner at a lovely
restaurant. He was thrilled with his batting and that he was able to score a
very patient 30 runs.
I eventually was able to have
him discuss the many happy memories we’ve shared during our 30 years of marriage.
Then I said “Want to go for another 30?”
“God no” he replied as he looked out the window “I think it’s far too dark now.”
Club NEWS
A trail match is set down for this Saturday 20 September against our “Sister Club “ Armidale City Cricket Club. The game will be played at Chevual Park commencing at 10am; players will need to be at the ground by 9.30am with their shoes for a synthetic pitch.Simon Hood will be officiating as umpire.Anyone available to play is asked to contact Simon Toyer on 0413 352392.
A message for all players to come along to our last Sunday training session this Sunday 21 September at Riverside 2 nets from 10am to 12 noon and sign a Registration Form. Minimum payment of $70.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO where you want to play CITY
I eventually was able to have
him discuss the many happy memories we’ve shared during our 30 years of marriage.
Then I said “Want to go for another 30?” “God no” he replied as he looked out the window “I think it’s far too dark now.”
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment
All comments will be moderated and none will be posted unless you leave your name. Click on the "Name/URL" radio button and type in your name.