Remember Remember

Remember remember the  5th of November, tonight is bonfire night, I used to go to the big field in the village for a bonfire, there was a huge bonfire there, all the village had piled it up with all their rubbish, and we had been round the collecting things to burn, it was a way of getting rid of waste, saved having to put it in landfill.  When it was lit it really nice a warm to stand there in the cold winter air.  I remember the guy being put on top and waiting for the fire to get to it, now they don't have things like that here anymore,  I guess its to do with health and safety and shit like that, which is a shame, but I guess things move on.  There is a firework display here but its not the same as having a real warm fire to stand next to, while watching the display.  There was also some home made food that you could buy, ah the good old days.

I guess once the fireworks has gone, people will be getting ready for the next load of crap which is xmas.

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