Aquarobics is quite a big thing amongst the "silvered" community in Birr. Or so it seemed when we arrived at the Birr recreation centre for a workout after our 70 mile ride. News of our imminent arrival had spread like irish butter in the weeks prior to our arrival and attendance was up 4 fold. 30 of the communities most glamorous grannies were waiting to say hello and manager Miriam gave us the full treatment as she came poolside to introduce the English octet. Cheers echoed around the pool as we emerged from the changing room and the lovely Yvonne our trainer for the night looked resplendent in her BHF t-shirt, just as the lads did in their swimming caps. And we don those caps to the silver ladies who showed us that Aquarobics was a tough old sport. Their generous applause for our efforts at the end of the hour session was testimony to their recognition of our supreme athleticism. Thanks ladies we'll always remember you x
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From: My Email <jonny.leslie@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2012 16:12:59
To: Phil McMahon<Phil.Mcmahon@ellisonsage.co.uk>
Murphy's in the swimming pool on on the very top of the Olympic diving board. He poised, lifted his arms, and was just about to dive when the attendant came running up, shouting, "Don't dive ... Don't dive! there's no water in that pool!"
ReplyDelete"Oh that's all right," said Murphy. "I can't swim!"
Just like me he old one's are the best!
May the wind at your back always be your own!
Sir Terry Wogan KBE