Hamilton Saint

Yes, we have a propane gas BBQ like the one illustrated below. Outside on the back deck. It has three independent burners, so you can grill things with direct heat or indirect heat (by turning one or more burners off). I just set up this BBQ last weekend (after a thorough clean). We have to store the thing in the garage over the winter and early spring because of the cold tempreatures here outside. Our first meal this year was grilled Italian sausages, with grilled vegetables: sweet peppers, onion, and mushrooms. I usually grill hamburgers (beef), strip-loin beef steak, chicken breasts (bone in), pork chops (bone in), pork tenderloin, and sausages. An important tool is a meat thermometer, so you can measure the internal temperature. It's important that the meat is neither undercooked, nor overcooked.

But sleep won't come, the whole night through; Our cheating scout will tell on you. When jeers come down like falling rain, You'll whine and moan, and lose this game; You can't play the way we do, Our cheating scout will tell on you.

I'm partial to German-style rye bread. There are quite a variety of types. Pumpernickel Rye is particularly good. My wife bakes her own bread--using the no-knead method. Very tasty! I also like a good Parisian-styled baguette with stews like bouef bourguignon. And any type of bread toasted with butter and Marmite is the best!

Finally! Connected.

Blah, blah, blah. Yes, it is live!

I hear the commentary team in the background. Come on!

Where are Adam and Jo?

Yeah, for being such a downer.

R.I.P. Martin Chivers. A big part of Saints' rise to the First Division in 1965-1966. He scored 30 goals in 39 games.

What nonsense! You must be very unfamiliar with his work. Dylan's "older stuff" consisted of a remarkable run of seven brilliant albums in the 1960s-- from "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" (1963) up to, and including, "John Wesley Harding" (1967). He is the greatest songwriter, bar none, of the rock 'n' roll era.

Saints being promoted to the First Division in 1966. Martin Chivers scored thirty goals in the '65-'66 season (and Ron Davies scored forty-three goals in the Saints' debut campaign in the First Division).

The Prisoner ... of course!

Fantastic! I'm listening to the game on my laptop in Varadero, Cuba. COYS!!

Just a day in the life of a Saints' fan.

"Current"? This has been going on for some 45-50 years!