A lighter take on the news... a blog about personal observations on life as it unfolds, the good (rave), the bad (rant) and the in between (ravant).
Sunday, 28 January 2018
A lighter take on this week's news
It may surprise you to know that despite all his success as a tennis champion, Boris Becker is in debt. In a bid to clear said debt, he has decided to sell off some of his trophies.
Unfortunately, there is a minor, inconvenient detail - BB can't remember where he's kept them. Perhaps he should check the broom closet. He has found delightful surprises in there before.
Emmanuel Macron he is not, but Donald Trump gave charm and flattery a good try recently while on the phone to Theresa May. Apparently, he told her,'You could be this generation's Churchill.'
I am not sure what brought on that comparison. Perhaps he'd just seen a screening of 'Darkest Hour'. I hope Tay May was sitting when she took the call.
Someone should be on stand-by to remind her of the dangers of smoking, lest she takes to cigars.
Talking of flattering things people say, Sarah Ferguson paid this rather strange tribute to herself, just before her daughter Eugenie announced her impending marriage this year.
"The river flows well to its destiny because of the guidance of a solid rock." If you do say so yourself, Solid Rock.
I came across a rather curious picture on Instagram of Ed Balls, sandwiched between two blondes, labelled as Trumpettes. Curious to find out what or who a Trumpette was - I was having a slow day and missed the obvious inference - I clicked on the link.
I discovered that they are female Trump campaigners. You will be relieved to know that Mr Balls has not converted to being a Trumpet (I am assuming that's what male campaigners are called) but was there to do a documentary for the BBC.
Considering he is an ex-politician, one might be forgiven if one assumed that he was at Donald Trump's Florida resort rubbing shoulders (among other things) with Trumpettes, to document Trump's first year in office. One would be wrong.
The 'documentary' is 'Ed Balls - My Deep South Road Trip'. Judging by the picture, one can imagine how 'deep' this documentary will be. More like 'Balls having a Ball at Tax Payers' expense.'
Until next week, try and keep it light!
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