TLFG: 28 September - 4 October 2026

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This is coming out a bit later than I'd like as I've had a very busy weekend.

On Friday I dropped my mother-in-law off in Killarney in Ireland to visit some relatives, did a quick bit of GAA shopping for my kids and jetted straight back.

I think that's a record for any trip I've undertaken which involves a plane.

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This is coming out a bit later than I'd like as I've had a very busy weekend. On Friday I dropped my mother-in-law off in Killarney in Ireland to visit some relatives, did a quick bit of GAA shopping for my kids and jetted straight back. I think that's a record for any trip I've undertaken which involves a plane.

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On Sunday came one of the highlights of my football-watching life as Actonians headed to Loftus Road to play QPR in the FAWNL Cup.
However, when it comes to women's football I've ended up following Actonians.
The eldest one went off way too fast allowing the younger to catch up and win by about 35 seconds!
Thankfully they both wanted to get under 10 minutes and they managed it so there wasn't too much aggro.
If you're new to this blog, I've been supporting QPR men for over 40 years and was even named supporter of the season in 2021.

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In part because of QPR's previous neglect of their women's team and my daughters playing for the A's. Anyway, spending an afternoon at Loftus Road as an away fan with my younger daughter a mascot for Actonians was a very weird experience.

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Greetings one and all and welcome to this week's TLFG. On Saturday I did the Westminster Mile with 13 and 7-year-old daughters.

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