Hunter Davies

Not allowed doc says- too many paracetamol and ibobrufen - ah well.

Great idea - a wee dram perhaps. Got a nice Glenmorangie on the go- thanks.

Always happy to oblige with help or information

granjura I hope your medication allows a nice glass of just as Hunter is probably enjoying, at the moment.

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I loved Hunter's article. So amusing and down to earth. Can't believe he's 80 now and so sad Margaret died.

I so agree- there was just no need. Same old, same old...again and again- why?

Apologies J52- will keep away, sorry.

Why is this thread deteriorating to bickering??

Oh dear Alea - I can't get on my knees at the mo- but thank you, so very much (you just can't help it can you???).

Been rather busy doing physio, exercise machine, had a snooze as exhausted after the walk- you know ... life. Come on ... stop it, it's tiresome, truly.

Thank you Hilda for providing the link. I did like reading about his 'collections' and his attitude to having a glass of wine ( or two)!
I think he be fun to meet at a party!

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Tut, tut!

"Thank you Alea for your prompt response to my question"
"That's all right, granjura, don't mention it"
"Oh, but , I forgot, you didn't "

I'm looking forward to reading it - we don't get the UK papers here until the following day.
Hunter Davies came onto Gransnet last year to answer questions.

Sorry it's not the full article. I didn't look at it properly. Really, what must you think of me?

I read it this morning. Enjoyed it. here it is

Love Hunter Davies, his wit is so dry and spot on

Husband of the late Margaret Forster, he is a well known journalist (Sunday Times, but not exclusively ) and has the OBE.

Do remind me who he is - got a blank right now ;)