ZUMBA

I sold my point and click fujifilm on ebay last night and someone got a bargain as its a great little camera. Its only as old as this journal and was bought specifically for my holiday to OZ. The only thing wrong with it is the play button has faded off in the months or so's usage, but I sent off my little lowepro case to compensate for this.

My new toy that Im using today is a Samsung WB5500, which I found in a particulary bashed box in a forgotten corner of a dusty ghost town tesco's and on scanning it turned out was £65. The charger is missing, but it seems to fit my iphone usb plug so no great shakes there.

I also managed to order a replacement control unit for the boat at much cheapness my friend, plus a little winch to help recover it for a phenominal £14. Many great bargains, how much for your camel or your daughter......

Nothing really to report about today, we had a lazy day and picked up Connie from her Zumbathon at Meadowbank stadium. She managed to raise a whopping great £42 towards Quarriers childrens and families charity.

I seen one particular lady that would have had to turn over about eight times to get a suntan, Im not saying she was fat or anything but a wide load warning may have been applicable. I see you baby shaking that ass, shaking that ass. Fat burds are a lot like mopeds, great fun but you dont really want to be seen with one... I can feel the hatred from many many fatties right now, (give up the biscuits.)

Sorry, but its just as much of a curse being skinny like me and only yesterday I was taking the micky out myself in the shower, so please dont write and complain its all in good fun.

Fair play to her though, she was there doing her bit for a pretty good charity and a marathon 3 hours of Zumba, which is just a revisited marketing word now that Salsa isnt as fashionable.

Todays photo is a captured moment of the entire hall doing the one legged, egg and spoon race, my first blip on the new camera.

We visit dad on the way home and pick up Connies car as the legend that is Papa Bill has fixed the terrible whining bearing that was causing much distress to the driver, passing animals and little old ladies in the street. Connie does some domestic bleach goddessing in his kitchen and he is particularly nervous looking as Eric comes from Australia on Wednesday.

Holly and I hit hobby craft on the way home and purchase paper, brightly coloured feathers and colouring in pens for our rainforest project.