I went to my ex headmaster’s wake at Cullercoats Crescent Club last Wednesday he was called Dave Erskine. It was very sad upsetting and emotional and a really sad and upsetting and emotional day to he died of Pneumonia and other health issues four weeks ago. The people on the photo with me are some of the ex Southlands teachers and Southlands support workers that I know who were at Southlands School when I was they years ago when I was younger and my best mate Carl Parker and his friend Steve. Steve went to Southlands School years ago years before I went and started they and he left in 90 summer of 1990 when I was three years old when I was little. Steve is the one in front with the dark black hair the black coat on and the blue phone in his hand and with the white shirt on to.

This is one of my favourite horror films it has Christopher Walken and Martin Sheen in it. I have it on dvd and I am going to watch it some time again I love the movie. it is from 83 it came out and was released on the 13th January 1983 before I was born three years before I was born. It is on for 1 hour 43 minutes just under two hours it is called The Dead Zone.

This is me last Friday in Newcastle standing in front of all the pigeons they were loads of them. I am standing behind The Civic Centre in front of Northumbria University.

This was took last Thursday in my Grans Care Home at Earsdon Grange Care Home in the corridor in West Monkseaton and my Mum took the photo. It is me standing next to one of my Grans careers dressed up as The Easter Bunny.

This is me and Simon Schofield last year in September in September 2022 at the NTDF AGM Annual General Meeting. This also one of my favourite NTDF photos and Bob Dennis was the one that took the picture.

This is one of my favourite Only Fools And Horses episodes its from 81 before I was born. It was released and came out on the 13th October 1981 before I was born it came out five years before I was born. The Only Fools And Horses episode is called The Russians Are Coming.

A new government public warning system, in which alerts are sent to mobile phone users about events that may put their life in danger, has been launched in the UK with a nationwide trial planned next month.

The Cabinet Office said the emergency alert system could be deployed in events such as severe flooding, fires or extreme weather, noting that similar systems had been credited with saving lives in countries including the Netherlands and Japan.

The chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster, Oliver Dowden MP, said: “We are strengthening our national resilience with a new emergency alerts system, to deal with a wide range of threats – from flooding to wild fires. It will revolutionise our ability to warn and inform people who are in immediate danger, and help us keep people safe. As we’ve seen in the US and elsewhere, the buzz of a phone can save a life.”

The government said there had already been successful trials of the UK system in East Suffolk and Reading. A nationwide trial is set for the early evening of 23 April.

This is my new wrestling dvd I bought in HMV in Eldon Square in Newcastle on Friday in The Town. It is really good and it has got all six discs in it and it is Wwe The Complete Undertaker Wrestlemania Collection dvd boxset. It is every Undertaker Wrestlemania match from The Undertakers Wrestlemania streak at Wrestlemania on all six discs from Wrestlemania seven 1991 from March 91 against Superfly Jimmy Snuka from when I was five years old when I was little. All the way to the boneyard match at Wrestlemania 36 2020 three years ago on march 25th 2020 against AJ Styles when I was thirty three years old which was The Undertakers very last Wrestlemania match in Wwe.

It was Sean’s Anniversary last Friday so that’s why I’m doing this blog about me and Sean. These two days photos are my two favourite photos of me and Sean in The Quarry Pub and it has been three years since Sean’s death but my friendship with my friend Carl Parker now makes me really happy. I really enjoy going to The Hunting Lodge every Saturday now with my now mate Carl.

This is what Whitley Bay looked like in 94 when I was seven then eight years old when I was little and at Glebe School. It is a bit different to what it is like now and some things are still they that were still they in 1994 but it has changed a little bit since then I think I have noticed the ground still looks the same as it dose now to.