After the Party

 

As the New Year Party winds down, Mrs Shenkman chats with her husband and they start to unravel, who, what when and why of their infidelities. 

The recriminations would last until Easter.

Bonus - The Web Design Archive

Happy New Year (Again)

 

Yes, another new year, and another slide from the "New Years Eve 1966" set, and I'm still not sure if they mean 31/12/1965 or 31/12/1966.

Even worse, the streamers have been thrown, and there is much dancing, drinking and snogging, so this image could be 1/1/66 or 1/1/67.  

Isn't life complex.

After the Party...

 

...The Tidy-Up.

First day back at work ... gosh, that was fun. ("Not!")

Bonus - The year 46 BC lasted for 445 days.

Bonus 2 - 

Management !!

Another Orbit of The Sun

 

Happy New Year.

May 2025 not be the shitshow that we all fear...

Bonus : 

Happy New Year ( 2024 )

 

Hello 2023

 

Just I've managed to stop myself from typing the date as 2021, along comes another new year.

Happy New Year to any readers I may have.

Bonus - Not sure if I can be bothered to carry on blogging. It seems so... 2009-ish.

Happy New Year 2022!

 

From 55 years back, Edna Turnblood and Edgar van Dieman bring in the New Year after some sex-toy action.

Good riddance to 2021, and hoping for a better 2022.

Bonus - 

More of the Same

 

After the popularity of yesterday's Party Pic (I received just less than one email on the subject) I thought, Let's try the same again.  So, here we have Governor Hiram"BloodAx" Schenkelmen. I'll let you ponder how he got that nickname.

Bonus - A horrifying thought...

Happier New Year

 

Yes, it HAS been an odd year, but things should be getting better.

But lets look back to New Years Eve 1966, and a time when the biggest fear was Mrs McGovern's impromptu strip tease, accompanied by "Bobo" Wilson after 3 lessons on the banjo. While being watched by a sailfish suffering from locked-in syndrome.   Oh, and the ever present threat of all-out nuclear war.

Happier days.

Bonus - the SS Warrimoo, a ship which simultaneously crossed the International Date Line and Equator at 12 am on 31 Dec 1899 thus placing her in two different seasons, in two different hemispheres, on two different days, in two different months, in two different years, in two different centuries.

Bonus 2 -