On April 1st Steve (TJÃÂs) played an joke on Rosy (TJÃÂs). When the phone in the bar rang Steve, who was ìtoo busyî asked Rosy if she would take it. On picking up the phone Rosy was asked to urgently find ìMike Huntî who was ìat the barî. She proceeded behind the bar, turning off all the music and shouted for Mike Hunt. If only she had watched the
Mothers, lock up your daughters. Mr Dixon-Clark's back in town and heÃÂs not taking prisoners. Ex-Gringos barman and author of such enquirer classics as ìSex lines and love eggsî is here to give the season their last rights.
Inghams season veteran, FredM/b>, and rookie, Joff easily beat of competition from the rest of Courchevel to claim their first victory. The Auberge was unable to make it a hat trick after wining it for the past two years.
It used to be the only think you had to worry about was carrying a condom, in case you ended up in someone else's bed. For the chalet girl that has everything, carrying an alarm clock around in your bag in case you end in the sack with Spennie and have to get up early next morning.
This week when Meatball decided to take me for a serious drink. I had never had shots of Sambuca in a pint or even JD & coke in the same kind of glass with the colour of the JD more than the coke.After falling in any single place with or without steps. (Kalico) IÃÂve found the exit of the place and walked towards the bridge. When I arrived at the steep bit I couldnÃÂ
As the saying goes ìAll goods things have to come to an endî. Yet another season is drawing to a close and so is The Courchevel Enquirer. To think it was only 13 weeks ago when Mitch and Rosy asked me to start-up this gossip sheet. I only hope that I have managed to do it justice. ItÃÂs not quite over yet. Next week a special end-of-season enquirer will be
