Penny Arcade

For reasons best left unblogged but mainly to do with one thing (*) leading to another (**) I've had this song in my head for weeks.

(*) too much red wine
(**) karaoke

Comments

Anonymous said…
I Blame your brother in law!
11:02 AM
Anonymous said…
The one with the same name as a french restaurant
11:02 AM
Glenda Young said…
I blame the pair of them, they're as mad as each other. Can't wait for another sing song soon. Are you coming to Scarborough in August?
12:13 PM
Anonymous said…
not sure ......if we do it`ll probably be last minute.
Going to Durham miners gala tomorrow on a charabang from the royalty!!
1:15 PM
Glenda Young said…
Hope to see you there! xx
5:18 PM
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