Notebook “Is it home time yet?”: Great, funny gift for employees, friends, colleagues and even for big boss.

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Understandable given the government's Eat Out scheme but would have been nice to at least finish my sentence. Here's my mother, Jean Morrison as she then was, aged 10 at Somerfield School, Christchurch NZ in Standard 4, 1936.

Boys in my schools didn't cross arms, either -- I remember we all had to leave our hands at our sides.Clearly posing for photographs was a serious business and smiling was not the done thing whenever this photograph was taken.

A number of the other people here appear younger and perhaps this group photo represents a decade of students. His rather complicated plan was to advance clocks by 80 minutes, in four separate moves of 20 minutes each. Do you know how to improve your language skills❓ All you have to do is have your writing corrected by a native speaker! Setting your Language Level helps other users provide you with answers that aren't too complex or too simple.Some watches and clocks in cars and kitchens for example may not change on their own however, so make sure you are ready to wind back. should I go now, or risk getting to Liverpool, where a gentleman friend will be collecting me and I'll have to leave it till Sunday when I get back to newcastle? She's not up to dancing these days but is still smiling and still managing to live on her own in the house that she and Bob moved into in 1959. A great selection of photographs to match the theme - especially that first one - a student group and hardly a smile amongst them,!