There may also be a warning against putting weight on it immediately. We shall see what the doctor and The Personalia have to say.”John looked at he... curiously, and said, “Yes, Mum. Whatever you say, Mum,” ending with a smile to show he was kidding her.She stuck her tongue out at him, while Elizabeth said “Ignore him, Catherine. Men don’t have the common sense of we womenfolk.”John laughed at the accusation. “I can live with being a man, as long as I have you two to keep me happy.”Catherine. They moved out and it worked it's way down to the restaurant and lounge.The thing I also loved about Rosewater's was that it had live music, in what had been the ballroom of the mansion. It was a small mansion so the ballroom seated about a hundred guests for dinner and the live music.Unfortunately the live music the night I wandered in was Jazz. To me jazz was like someone gave four deaf men an instrument. Then told them to make music. Most of the time nothing seemed to fit with the other. " Jim...calm down, my young friend. I'm so glad you've had fun.." Rob said in a low voice, "it's your job to teach your young bride all the fun and joys of sex....that's what it's all about. Learning and experimenting....just like Lesley's doing...and she's more than double your age. You've all the time in the world. Now..... Drink your pint and ...savour the moment!!" Rob smiled. He loved this counselling lark!! Lesley returned too the table and Ryan got up to to help her...everybody. It was Babs pen pal Helen who had hadthe baby. Helen was 4 years older than us. Helen and her husband who was7 years older than us lived up in the Lake District. So we would betravelling up the first thing Saturday morning, the christening was onthe Saturday in the afternoon, we were staying over at Helens and wewould drive back Sunday. Helens baby was born just the right side of 9months after they were married to be respectable. This was the 1970'sand having an illegitimate baby was still a.