Stredwick

The West indies were thoroughly outplayed by Enggland. Most of the WI frontline batsmen had no experiemce in test cricket. England included some of their one day cricketers so why didn't we? The WI first class season is short as there are no return gamesin either the 50 over, four day or 20/20 competition.

I have downloaded about 15 books on writing. I will be going through them and making notes. My next project is to write 9 novels including 'Run Freddie, run. Amazon has me writing two novels and working on several. I hae in fact written 16 novels.

St. Faith's Primary school over there in Glengoffe in Noth East Saint Catherine had a small cricket field and I can remember lots of matches being played on it in the seventies and eighties. Most public holidays and on Saturdays would find matches being played on it. Sometimes we would have visiting teams playing against local teams. Some of the matches ended in controversy. I remember this particuar batsman refusing to walk after being gived out leg before wicket. He claimed that the umpire dudn't know anything about the game and that he was a senior cup player.

No matter how hard I tried, my mother and grndmother were steadfast against me becoming either a scout or a cadet. The fear stemmed from my grand uncle going to the First World War. There was a scout troop at St. Faith's Primary School and one at Grateful Hill Methodist Churc. There was a cadet core at St. Mary's where I attended school. Incidentaly I attendeed church at Grateful Hill and St. Faiths was in close proximity to where I lived. Sometimed in the early seventies, I saw one my cousins. He had just fled from the United States. He had gone there to study dentistry only to be drafted into the army to fight in Viet Nam.

I can't understand why i have to go through so much thingd to get onto my blog.

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