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Sidney had been bored after just a few weeks of his retirement and the part time job he found as a Lollipop man gave him a new and much ne...

by James McMillan Jack Daniels with some ice I seem to be standing behind huge dark red velvet curtains. I realise I smell won...

by James McMillan milky tea   Green, blue, lemon, pink, nearly every colour you can think of, the roofs of the market stalls had ...

by James McMillan  large Pinot Grigio   What is this that I see on our close circuit TV? Could it be? Yes, it could. It's a...

By James McMillan cabbage soup Margaret: Good evening everybody and welcome to the Monday night meeting of your local group of ...

By James McMillan Ribena I am ready. I have got all the things I need to take with me, and I am waiting for the young copper with ...

By J ames McMillan Twinings English breakfast tea, milk and two sugars. Quentin seldom did anything that he considered to be ...

by James McMillan  a shot of brandy  I asked the children to allow me to spend some of the last few minutes of their mother’s life a...