trouble and strife

Dreaming is such a natural thing Adventure into a boring life it can bring A dream can be a most pleasant surprise I felt ashamed when I managed to finally open my eyes Yes you can wake up with feelings of guilt And hiding your red face under the quilt We may dream of clear blue skies and beautiful sands And of holidays in very distant exotic lands We could be forgiven for dreaming of a better life And to get away from the trouble and strife Maybe one day our dreams will become true to life Better not mention this to the wife When something prays upon my mind To dream about it is not unusual I find Awoken from a dream can leave you in lumber If only I had been left a little longer to slumber GEORGE MCLANDERS

SANDOWN: 6.00 Broad Appeal, 6.30 Poets Dance, 7.05 Indian Raj, 7.35 Quick Breath, 8.10 Motawaj, 8.40 Trouble And Strife.

Trouble And Strife had gone into the race on the back of a silk-smooth Catterick win five days earlier for Sir Mark Prescott and looked likely to take plenty of catching when opening up a ten-length lead through halfway.

More trouble and strife. Tracey is devastated when the house is burgled during Darryl's funeral.

Escape to Freedom Where do you start, where do you run Bombs, explosions, shots from a gun Destroyed places and houses, your life A world in turmoil, trouble and strife.

A wedding is causing Inverleith plenty of trouble and strife ahead of Saturday's Scottish Cup semi-final date.

There are several other countries in the Middle East engaged in trouble and strife and David Cameron is already talking about them.

There will, of course, be much talk of trouble and strife, matched only by the arguments over which services to cut.

COREY PAVIN has risked plunging Tiger Woods into more domestic trouble and strife at the Ryder Cup by telling American Wags: "We want you all to be there."

But he predicts that his old enemy can still win the next World Cup despite all the trouble and strife that have beset them.

It was a pair of ageing, bearded cockneys armed with a piano and guitar.: Selected cockney rhyming slang:Alan Whickers - knickers Adam and Eve - believe Apples and pears - stairs Mutt and Jeff - deaf Brown bread - dead Trouble and strife - wife Rock of ages - wages Rub a dub dub - pub Shovel and pick - nick (prison) Ed Grundies - undies Sinbad the sailor - tailor Cain and Abel - Table

September Dreams September dreams Where are you What can I do What can I say I'm getting out the mess And confusion I want some energy My health's important and finance I want balance and harmony I'm going to take steps To improve my life You shall do also I don't want more trouble And strife and hell We all make wrong decisions We can all learn and move on September dreamers We dance in the streets We celebrate the new friendships The new way of thinking We can all bear fruit And help somebody September dreams The houses are built Petrol prices are down We have a better health system Our leaders are thinking better For the majority of people And I've stopped eating sugar And drinking coffee And I get more exercise KENNETH MOOD

November 14-20, 2015 CONTENTS THE BIG EVENT P4-5 BEST TV P7-13 SPORT ON TV P13 BEST SOAPS P14-19 BEST MOVIES P20-21 TV LISTINGS P22-49 NINE FAVE THINGS P54 PICK OF THE WEEK Welcome There's plenty of trouble and strife in Soapland this week.

DUMBARTON V EAST STIRLING DUMBARTON boss Alan Adamson insists moving their match with East Stirling because of yet another wedding won't cause any trouble and strife.

Milkmen and paper boys used to whistle and sing, A night at the "flicks" was a wonderful thing, Oh we all had our share of trouble and strife, But we just had to face it - that was our life.