MJ's little flock

[BY Bob]

There’s a game-music conference I’m attending. I didn’t go last year so I was determined to go this year.

I sure hope it is going well! Conferences can be fun sometimes. Make the most of it.

 

[BY Bob]

Gaming has had a mjor impact on the recent improvement of digital relpay equipment. It's not something that is often acknowledged by the audiophile fans.

You really are a Renaissance man aren't you. I am frequently surprised by your endless knowledge.

 

[BY Bob]

Those few occasions when one gets to hold a chicken are wonderfull. I'm allowed to stroke Henry at night when he's on the roost bar. I can do a full length stroke from his head to his tail and he sort of relaxes and partially closes his eyes now.

That's just wonderful. I'm so pleased for you.

 

[BY Bob]

It's just the right weather for the hens to sun themselves

Janet is always at the heart of a sunning soiree.

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It's highly unusual for Mary to join in, which speaks for the glorious sunshine.

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She deserves a close up.

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So does Jan, who flopped from one side to the other, over and over.

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I love watching them sun bathe.

 

[BY Bob]

I've just learned there was a racehorse called Red Marauder! He won the Grand National.

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That's perfect.

 

[BY Bob]

What a venue!!

I know, right! She didn't say it was at a Palace!

Oh, yes, the Duke invited me over to discuss theories around gaming music.

Geeze @LozzyR more info next time.

 

[MaryJanet]

What a virtuoso! Eccezionalmente buono!

That only leaves us wanting more.

Act 3 was a real nail-biter!

 

[MaryJanet]

You are getting quite adept at it. Keep up the good work. Your videos are splendid.

Sometimes I'm so tired my sense of humour lets me down. Other days the hens don't do things I can place into an amusing context. Every now and then, gold.

 

[MaryJanet]

I love watching them sun bathe.

It's very special. Happy, healthy hens, getting sun on their feathers.

 

[MaryJanet]

That's perfect.

He was a very lucky horse to run the grand national without falling or losing his jockey. I watched his race and the weather was awful, the mud was deep, every horse except two fell or lost riders. The ground was so soft, incredibly no riders or horses were injured. Loose horses were all over the place. Red Marauder was one of the two to safely negotiate all the jumps and all the loose horses and all the mud and all the rain. He won in a very slow time. The horses who came in 3rd and 4th were re-mounted after falling halfway through the race and had an easy canter around.