Once again, it's time for the difficult task of choosing the Chief Negotiator for the Tour - someone to ensure that we get the best possble fee from our bookings. We need someone who is an almost indefinable mix of knicker-elastic-loosening charm and iron-eyed haggler. All the ballot papers* are back and counted, and I'm pleased to announce the result:
John F 98%
Tinky Winky 1%
Prof Brian Bloody All Over The BBC Cox 1%
*It would appear that some ballot papers failed to reach their intended destination, but it's too late to change anything.
Monday, 16 April 2012
Farewell to Steve the Builder
Steve the Builder moved out today - a great loss if only because he lived closest to Shed 3b and has never complained once! A good man.
Saturday, 7 April 2012
But here's another June gig
Rumour has it that we're booked for a home gig at the Thomas Lord on June 1st.
Is that June officially full?
Is that June officially full?
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
Gig cancellation
The nice man who had pencilled us in for the gig in Winchester if the Devizes gig were to be cancelled (which it was) has just texted to say 'thanks, but no thanks'. His wife has organised something/someone else. I did suggest that he came to the Tichborne Arms to see what we were like, so either he did, and didn't like what he saw, or he didn't, and therefore missed how good we were. I hope that that's all clear!
Urgent message from Charlie about anaesthetic
Frrrrzz wooooooozyhsiiclsio ,ksdo cmdosuo somxc bum!!!!
Sunday, 1 April 2012
Return to Cheriton
It is great to be able to report that the nice people at the Flowerpots in Cheriton have asked us back to play at this year's Beer Festival. We know that we had a fantastic time last year see here but, even so, it's encouraging to know that we did well enough to be asked back. An early harvest and Screwfix shutting down for the August bank holiday would help.
No rehearsal on Monday

We won't be gathering on Monday - we all appear to have something else to do. Charlie, for instance, will be still woozy after enduring this little job. Not that anyone would notice the difference. The surgeon has promised that he will be playing his huge organ without any pain ever again. We'll see.
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