20 Years Ago This Year. Where were you then ?

1990 Number 1 Singles (with weeks at No 1)

Jan New Kids On The Block Hangin' Tough ……………………..2 Jan Kylie Minogue Feb Sinead O'Connor Mar

Mar Snap

Apr Madonna May Adamski

Jun Englandneworder Jun Elton John

Jul Partners In Kryme

Beats International with Lindy Layton Dub Be Good To Me 4 The Power ………………………….2 Vogue ………………………………..4 Killer …………………………………..4 World In Motion ………………...2 Sacrifice / Healing Hands... 5 Turtle Power ……………………...4

Aug Bombalurina Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini .3 Sep The Steve Miller Band

Sep Maria McKee (Days of Thunder) Show Me Heaven ………...4 Oct The Beautiful South Nov The Righteous Brothers Dec Vanilla Ice Dec Cliff Richard

The Joker ………………………….2 A Little Time ……………………..1

Unchained Melody …………….4 Ice Ice Baby ……………………..4 Saviours' Day…………………... 1

1990 Number 1 Albums

Jan Christians

Feb Phil Collins …

Mar Sinead O'Connor Mar David Bowie Apr Carpenters

Apr Fleetwood Mac Apr Carpenters Jun Soul II Soul

Colour………………………………... 1 But Seriously ……………………..7

I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got .1 Changesbowie …………………..1

Only Yesterday - Carpenter's Greatest Hits .2 Behind The Mask ……………….1

Only Yesterday - Carpenter's G’st Hits ….5 (Rep) Volume II (1990 A New Decade) 3

Jun Luciano Pavarotti The Essential Pavarotti ………………………..1 Jun New Kids On The Block Jul Jul

Luciano Pavarotti Elton John

Sep Prince

Sep Carreras Domingo Pavarotti In Concert………………………. 1 Sep George Michael

Step By Step …………………...1 The Essential Pavarotti …….3 Sleeping With The Past …...5 Grafitti Bridge ………………….1

Sep Carreras Domingo Pavarotti In Concert ………………..4 ( Rep) Oct Charlatans Oct Paul Simon Nov Elton John Nov Madonna

The Rhythm Of The Saints ….2 The Very Best Of Elton John 2 The Immaculate Collection ..9

10. Orion.

Listen Without Prejudice Volume 1. 1 Some Friendly ……………………..1

Tears On My Pillow ……………..1 Nothing Compares 2 U ……...4

There At The Cross by Sandra Hughes

I stand at the cross and what do I see ? A man dying in agony. I sit at the cross and wonder why, this lovely man has to die. As a daughter of Adam I can’t see why this humble man should hang there and die. But as I gaze up on the cross so high I know in my heart a sinner an I. I kneel at the cross as it dawns on me, he’s dying for me so that I can be free. That was on Friday, now Sunday’s here. “ He’s alive, He’s risen,” I can hear them cheer. Now I kneel at the cross where my Saviour died, I know now He is Glorified.

It's always darkest before dawn. So if you're going to steal the neighbour's newspaper, that's the time to do it.

Singles 5 weeks at No 1 with Sacrifice/ Healing Hands

Albums 9 weeks at No 1 with The Immaculate Collection

REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ( Painful )

Last year I replaced all the windows in my house with that expensive double-pane energy efficient kind, and today, I got a call from the contractor who installed them. He was complaining that the work had been completed a whole year ago and I still hadn't paid for them. Hellloooo,...........just because I' m blonde doesn't mean that I am automatically stupid. So, I told him just what his fast talking sales guy had told me last year, that in ONE YEAR these windows would pay for themselves! Helllooooo? It's been a year! I told him. There was only silence at the other end of the line, so I finally just hung up. He never called back. I bet he felt like a right idiot.

At the Olympic training village several years ago, as part of their diet the athletes were being starved of carbohydrates. They decided they needed to get some. So they gathered secretly in a room with one of them ( a northerner ) on guard behind the door, while two of them sneaked off to town. Sometime later Linford Christie tapped on the door, and the doorman announced in a whisper “ It’s OK, it’s Linford wi’t chips.” A short time later there was another tap on the door and he said, “

It’s OK, it’s Fatimer wi’t bread.”

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