Risking life on limb, hanging from countless heights, acting like an ape?

That’s just a day in the office, occasionally we get let out & decide to embarrass our selves some more.

Warning: the following images may contain men in shorts!

Everyone  did really well, & should seriously consider the SAS tree division.

If we weren’t afraid of heights then, we are now

Well done Ross, you just proved that being old & decrepit does not mean you can’t have a good night out on you 1 000 000Th Birthday!

I jest, & I’m sure everyone will agree that it was an ace evening, so I can forgive the fact he made me walk & catch the bus & only get home at 4:50 on Saturday morning? Nothing that a Lamb Kebab can’t fix (thanx Ian).

So a renowned success, as everyone was left standing at the end, even Jo!

Happy Belated Birthday Ross!

Our Edward Monkton signing event @ John Lewis Oxford Street went down a treat, with a great turn out from the fans.

A big thank you to all who made it, & especially Giles & everyone involved in organising this successful event.

We @ really good never pass up a good opportunity to indulge in some good food & drink. So when a little bird told us that former Really goodster Jo Whittle was NOT turning 30, we could never have said no!

The damage began @ the Duke of Cambridge in Oxford during happy cocktail hour. Feeling like a tuna fish on a Friday night, we made good vantage on the tasty value before heading to our next destination, All Bar One. The food was very well received, & the BIG burgers were a favorite “see below Ross exaggerating his bun size”.  Lucky no food fights were reported, & food was shared round happily while wine & sweet ciders were consumed on par.

A good evening was had by all, & all well behaved…as we always do…?

The Christmas Party, @ a great Indian in Abingdon, great food, drink & a strange collection of upper lip hair?

Not that we do not, not let our hair down often, but this was a serious chillax session very much needed for everyone in & around the Really Good office.

Many a men made good use of the buffet supplied & getting into the X-mas spirits thoroughly. A few soldiers were lost to the amber nectar but never forgotten & where readily ridiculed later on in the weeks to come…not mentioning any name in particular…but you know who you are!

By far the best of the evening must go to the moustaches shared by many, introducing a new angle to the “fancy dress” theme, but why & how did this happen?… I blame Ross naturally.

We all chipped in for a lovely taster before we break up for the holidays. It was quite a spread indeed, enjoyed by all with a little quiz during @s the cherry on the top…mmmmmm! Merry Christmas All!

ps: the calculator was 4 working out the calories!

I’m back,

After a prolonged absence-due to major surgery and lengthy rehabilitation (al right-I was on my jollies!!!!), I’m back. I have developed muscles that I didn’t know I had, as you will see-I also seem to have nipples now-not sure how that happened, but it might be to do with the extra plastic surgeries I had-and have changed my career path. I am now a professional footballer (ball less at the moment though-no one has signed me yet) and have changed my name to George-I am the best you know! Anyway, looking forward to seeing you all soon.

Glad to be Back, George.

I made my way up to the Black Country on Friday the 17th October, for my Uncle Micks 65 Birthday / Retirement Party with my brothers. The party was a themed 1940’s war era dress up, a big thank you to Tracey & Laila for providing the Trilby’s, and idea as what to go as…left to the last minute of course!

So Spivies & men of valour were the code for the biker bros, Myself & Blake blue’s Brother esquire, Steven an American Officer with his wife Marie’s home made dress! & Uncle Micks REAL RAF uniform.

Speeches provided a drunken laugh & a few tears, & a very good DJ made dancing to the 40’s reality once more.

Well I’m back, but I guess you didn’t even know I was gone…?

Anyway, I spend a week in Kos, one of the Many Greek islands in the Aegis. I had never been to Greece before so it was all new to me & my brother Blake.

We left on the 24th September to arrive back on the 2nd October. Very warm but dry, Kos is a volcanic island with Thermal springs on its eastern coast. You can even see the Aegis bubbling with activity. We also hired an ATV to tour the more unreachable areas of the island, and visited Hippokrates 1st ever centre of medical study, & where the hippocratic oath originated the Asklepieion.

An all day excursion was the highlight, starting in the morning, we were sailed to 3 islands Kalymnos, Plati & Pserimos. Where we swam in the warm waters, snorkeled & ate amazing Greek plate.

I recommend Kos to anyone.

From Left; Lisa M, Fi, David & Lisa S.

The Thames Path Walk, raising money for charity by walking 25 Miles.

WELL DONE GUYS!!!