Sport

For those in the know, Stubbington runners hosted their 10k run (6 miles 500 yards in old money) on 19th

January.

Breezes flew (literally,courtesy of some balloons) the colours of local team Stubbington Runners and hopefully kept the marshals’ hands warm.

Looking at the results pages it seems Stubbington had some success too, providing the first runner home in the Junior Men and Vet Men (40-44) categories as well securingother prizes. Congratulations to all the winners, and all of the 1516 competitors who finished.

But by consensus the greatest congrats go to the organizers and marshals who all agree did a dynamite job. We look forward to 2015.

For more news and photos check out their website: http:// stubbingtongreenrunners.net

In other sporting news, one of our local football teams,

Crossword

Gosport Borough, are only 2 wins from an historic date at Wembley in the FA Trophy. February 1st sees their next challenge at the mighty Yorkshire home of North Ferriby. With many of the big teams already out, it could happen.

Weather

The short range forecast for our area is rain, sunny spells, with darker periods after the sun goes down. It will brighten up each morning,despite the Mayans.

The long-range forecast is around, oh let’s say 1500m and the shipping forecast is that boats will continue to arrive and leave both Southampton and Portsmouth.

Conta

If you want to keepof what is Buzzin’ in please drop your address door. We will send you our newsletters and postings offuture

t: 01329 664141 e: info@breezescafe.co.uk

Across1 Mathematical add, in other terms.5 Overlap lust, contains more.6 Follows “non” for when you don’t

know what to say.7 Popular trousers around the

greens, “---- fours”.Down1 Green vegetables2 Elevated railways, as Chicago etc3 Sheep of the female gender4 Tricky bends found on country roads.

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5

6

7

BREEZES

When you don't know what to do, walk fast and look worried.

Just Think.“How would the Lone Ranger solve this?”

Contacts

If you want to keep informed of what is Buzzin’ in Breezes, please drop your email address into the pail by the door. We will send you our newsletters and postings offuture happenings.

: 01329 664141 info@breezescafe.co.uk

Breezes News

If you visited Breezes in January, you may have noticed little changes being made. It remains the place in Hill Head for freshly cooked meals and delicious coffee, tea and hot chocolate, not to mention our range of scrumptious cakes, but it has also started to add to its collection of nautical gifts as acompliment to the odd and unusual objet d’art. Whether new or old, we hope you find a memento of your visit with us. But keep an eye out for other gift ideas on the way.

We are also hooking up with local artists to bring new art works to display for yourenjoyment while relaxing in our cosy environment or meeting up with friends. Some will be for sale, so please ask if one takes your fancy.

If you want to introduce your friends to the Breezesexperience, we offer gift vouchers of varying amounts available for you to purchase. They make an ideal birthday present, or just a way of saying “Thank You”. We will ensure that anyone who receives such a gift will be greeted warmly and appreciate your thought.

Our chefs arefor those amongst us who have to be more carefulselecting their diet. for gluten free becoming more prevalent and it can be difficult having check if a meal is suitable. In order that everyone can enjoy the Breezeshave a growing list of glutefree produce so you can spend time with your friends without having to worry athe food you eat.

We are also pleased to provide a healthy for our four legged recommended by a Vet

What’s on in

Want to know what’s going on this month? Here are some highlights.

Throughout Februarya look at the new gifts on offer at Breezesto add to the

Feb 02: Groundhog Day. there be six more weeks of winter?

2 3 4

BREEZES STAFF BULLETIN BOARD

Breezes Bugle & Bulletin

To err is human, to forgive is not our policy.

When you don't know what to do, walk fast and look worried.

If it wasn't for the last minute, nothing would get done.

Problem? Just Think. “How would the Lone Ranger solve this?”

Health

Our chefs are looking to cater for those amongst us who have to be more careful in selecting their diet. The need

n free food isbecoming more prevalent and it can be difficult having to check if a meal is suitable. In order that everyone can enjoy

Breezes experience we have a growing list of gluten free produce so you can spend time with your friends without having to worry about the food you eat.

We are also pleased to healthy doggie dish

four legged friends, as recommended by a Vet.

What’s on in February

Want to know what’s going on this month? Here are some

Throughout February have he new gifts on offer

Breezes. Nautical niceties to add to the Breezes' feel.

Groundhog Day. Will there be six more weeks of

Feb 03: National Carrot Cake Day. It could be the patron saint of Breezes.

Feb 05: Disaster Day. For big or small disasters (otherwise known as Husbands and Children).

Feb 08: Elizabeth proclaims herself Queen. From hertreehouse to our teahouse.

Feb 14: Enjoy a Valentine’s evening with us. A first evening event for new look Breezes. Let us show you why we are different. Romantic wishes to you all.

Feb 16: Do a Grouch a Favour Day. Cheer up him indoors by taking a slice of cake home. He has just treated you at Valentines (I assume).

Feb 19: The 50th day of the year. For those looking for a reason to party!

Feb 26: National Wear Red Day, run by the British Heart Foundation. Wear something scarlet for heart disease.

Feb 28: Public Sleeping Day. Don’t mind us, we will sweep around you.

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Cookery

At Breezes our unbeatable cakes are always in demand but we are always challenging ourselves to provide new delights for your palette.

Recent treats on offer at Breezes include our new “Push the Boat Out” and “Eggs Ahoy” breakfast dishes as well as “Chocamocha” and “St Lucian Banana & Pineapple” cakes.

Make sure you don’t miss out by checking out the Specials Board each time you visit.

The fourth of March is Mardi Gras, a festival of colour and skimpy costumes in the likes of Rio and Trinidad. We Britsare more relaxed, but this year we can help take some of the stress out of Pancake Day. Ask us and we willmake a supply of pancakes which you can reheat at home and just add the topping of your choice. Just let us know how many you want.

We’ll provide the pancakes, you provide the costume. Just send us a photo after.

Lifestyle

Sorry gents, but we want to direct a little attention to the ladies this time.

Ladies (see we told you), are you interested in an evening dedicated to the finer side of life?

We invite you to an evening at Breezes to spend time talking fashion, jewellery, flowers, beauty, therapy,books, art etc.

The date has yet to be fixedbut watch this space ladiesand pick up some tips on pampering.

Psychic Times

We are happy to host psychic sessions with Linda Walker, here at Breezes, and she is always a hit with you. To make her more accessible we are considering to reintroduce evening sessions with Linda, depending on her availability. A number of our customershave enquired about this but it is of course demand driven. If you would be interested to have a buffet night to support evening sessions with Linda, please let us know. Send us a mail or just let our crew know of your interest.

TV Listings

Check out this month’s TV listings:

LG 40” curved screenSony 60” LCDPanasonic 50” plasmaVizio 45” OLEDSharp 50” HD/3D Samsung 80” LCD-LED

Recommended to watch.Yes, otherwise the TV will feel neglected. Also, try using two ears (if available) for super surround-sound.

Satellite choice: I recommend Sputnik 1, the original. Providing 22 days of interrupted enjoyment for science geeks around the world.

Entertainment

We are very pleased that theupcoming Valentine’s evening is fully booked and our crew are looking forward to preparing and serving you on the night. For the lucky ones attending, we hope that you will let us know how we are doing, and tell your friends if they missed out this time.

For those who we are unable to cater for on the 14th, pleaselook out for the next occasionwhen we offer an evening at Breezes.

In March we are planning a St. Patricks menu to entice everyone not only the Irish.

Again, space is limited so if you are interested in finding an alternate eating destination in Hill Head keep an eye out.

February in the Past

Did you know that in .....

1473, Nicolaus Copernicus,who brought the sun to the center of our world, was born. Much like Rupert Murdoch tried to do much later.

1582, the Gregorian calendar was adopted, resulting in the loss of 10 days. A loss of ten days sounds like a good party to me.

1870, Alfred Adler was born. He later brought the Inferiority Complex to the World. Not sure I am worthy enough to tell you that.

1923, King Tutankhamen’s tomb was opened. Say Hi to King Tut.

1935, the polygraph machine was tested for the first time. But I may be telling a lie (no I’m not). (Or am I?) (No!).

1953, Watson and Crick discovered the chemical structure of DNA. I say that because I can’t spell deoxyribonucleic acid.

1984, the circular thing that keeps the pizza from hitting the lid was invented. Yes, it was invented and is called a package saver.

1996, Gary Kasparov loses a regulation chess game to a computer. Later in 1997, the computer won a whole series against the chess champion.

The lighter side

We do not make light of our food at Breezes but here are a few exceptions.

When the waitress in a New York City restaurant brought him the soup du jour, the Englishman was a bit dismayed. "Good heavens," he said, "what is this?""Why, it's bean soup," she replied."I don't care what it has been," he sputtered. "What is it now?"

Ever wonder why we cook bacon and bake cookies?

The children were lined up in the cafeteria of a Catholic elementary school for lunch. At the head of the table was a large pile of apples. The nun made a note, and posted it on the apple tray: "Take only ONE. God is watching."Moving further along the lunch line, at the other end of the table was a large pile of chocolate chip cookies.A child had written a note, "Take all you want. God is watching the apples."

Editorial

February is the month of Valentine’s Day, a day that has, by tradition, become a day of romance and sharing.

It has also given us a reason for our first of many eveningevents we have planned.

For the lucky few who reserved early, a new Breezes experience awaits with a 3 course meal following a welcome fizzycocktail complete with an hibiscus flower. We know you will enjoy it.

We believe Breezes is a valued part of the community and we have a mission to add to the services available locally, providing a culinary choice to those who don’t wish to travel too far.

We will continue to providelocally sourced, cooked from fresh food and hope that we add that little extra to entice you to come and try us. Your pleasure is our satisfaction.

What is equally important to us is that we hear what you think. A great service is best achieved when it meets what is expected. Let us know what you are looking for in Hill Head and will strive to deliver where and what we can.

Nicky

Cookery

At Breezes our unbeatable cakes are always in demand but we are always challenging ourselves to provide new delights for your palette.

Recent treats on offer at Breezes include our new “Push the Boat Out” and “Eggs Ahoy” breakfast dishes as well as “Chocamocha” and “St Lucian Banana & Pineapple” cakes.

Make sure you don’t miss out by checking out the Specials Board each time you visit.

The fourth of March is Mardi Gras, a festival of colour and skimpy costumes in the likes of Rio and Trinidad. We Britsare more relaxed, but this year we can help take some of the stress out of Pancake Day. Ask us and we willmake a supply of pancakes which you can reheat at home and just add the topping of your choice. Just let us know how many you want.

We’ll provide the pancakes, you provide the costume. Just send us a photo after.

Lifestyle

Sorry gents, but we want to direct a little attention to the ladies this time.

Ladies (see we told you), are you interested in an evening dedicated to the finer side of life?

We invite you to an evening at Breezes to spend time talking fashion, jewellery, flowers, beauty, therapy,books, art etc.

The date has yet to be fixedbut watch this space ladiesand pick up some tips on pampering.

Psychic Times

We are happy to host psychic sessions with Linda Walker, here at Breezes, and she is always a hit with you. To make her more accessible we are considering to reintroduce evening sessions with Linda, depending on her availability. A number of our customershave enquired about this but it is of course demand driven. If you would be interested to have a buffet night to support evening sessions with Linda, please let us know. Send us a mail or just let our crew know of your interest.

TV Listings

Check out this month’s TV listings:

LG 40” curved screenSony 60” LCDPanasonic 50” plasmaVizio 45” OLEDSharp 50” HD/3D Samsung 80” LCD-LED

Recommended to watch.Yes, otherwise the TV will feel neglected. Also, try using two ears (if available) for super surround-sound.

Satellite choice: I recommend Sputnik 1, the original. Providing 22 days of interrupted enjoyment for science geeks around the world.

Entertainment

We are very pleased that theupcoming Valentine’s evening is fully booked and our crew are looking forward to preparing and serving you on the night. For the lucky ones attending, we hope that you will let us know how we are doing, and tell your friends if they missed out this time.

For those who we are unable to cater for on the 14th, pleaselook out for the next occasionwhen we offer an evening at Breezes.

In March we are planning a St. Patricks menu to entice everyone not only the Irish.

Again, space is limited so if you are interested in finding an alternate eating destination in Hill Head keep an eye out.

February in the Past

Did you know that in .....

1473, Nicolaus Copernicus,who brought the sun to the center of our world, was born. Much like Rupert Murdoch tried to do much later.

1582, the Gregorian calendar was adopted, resulting in the loss of 10 days. A loss of ten days sounds like a good party to me.

1870, Alfred Adler was born. He later brought the Inferiority Complex to the World. Not sure I am worthy enough to tell you that.

1923, King Tutankhamen’s tomb was opened. Say Hi to King Tut.

1935, the polygraph machine was tested for the first time. But I may be telling a lie (no I’m not). (Or am I?) (No!).

1953, Watson and Crick discovered the chemical structure of DNA. I say that because I can’t spell deoxyribonucleic acid.

1984, the circular thing that keeps the pizza from hitting the lid was invented. Yes, it was invented and is called a package saver.

1996, Gary Kasparov loses a regulation chess game to a computer. Later in 1997, the computer won a whole series against the chess champion.

The lighter side

We do not make light of our food at Breezes but here are a few exceptions.

When the waitress in a New York City restaurant brought him the soup du jour, the Englishman was a bit dismayed. "Good heavens," he said, "what is this?""Why, it's bean soup," she replied."I don't care what it has been," he sputtered. "What is it now?"

Ever wonder why we cook bacon and bake cookies?

The children were lined up in the cafeteria of a Catholic elementary school for lunch. At the head of the table was a large pile of apples. The nun made a note, and posted it on the apple tray: "Take only ONE. God is watching."Moving further along the lunch line, at the other end of the table was a large pile of chocolate chip cookies.A child had written a note, "Take all you want. God is watching the apples."

Editorial

February is the month of Valentine’s Day, a day that has, by tradition, become a day of romance and sharing.

It has also given us a reason for our first of many eveningevents we have planned.

For the lucky few who reserved early, a new Breezes experience awaits with a 3 course meal following a welcome fizzycocktail complete with an hibiscus flower. We know you will enjoy it.

We believe Breezes is a valued part of the community and we have a mission to add to the services available locally, providing a culinary choice to those who don’t wish to travel too far.

We will continue to providelocally sourced, cooked from fresh food and hope that we add that little extra to entice you to come and try us. Your pleasure is our satisfaction.

What is equally important to us is that we hear what you think. A great service is best achieved when it meets what is expected. Let us know what you are looking for in Hill Head and will strive to deliver where and what we can.

Nicky

Sport

For those in the know, Stubbington runners hosted their 10k run (6 miles 500 yards in old money) on 19th

January.

Breezes flew (literally,courtesy of some balloons) the colours of local team Stubbington Runners and hopefully kept the marshals’ hands warm.

Looking at the results pages it seems Stubbington had some success too, providing the first runner home in the Junior Men and Vet Men (40-44) categories as well securingother prizes. Congratulations to all the winners, and all of the 1516 competitors who finished.

But by consensus the greatest congrats go to the organizers and marshals who all agree did a dynamite job. We look forward to 2015.

For more news and photos check out their website: http:// stubbingtongreenrunners.net

In other sporting news, one of our local football teams,

Crossword

Gosport Borough, are only 2 wins from an historic date at Wembley in the FA Trophy. February 1st sees their next challenge at the mighty Yorkshire home of North Ferriby. With many of the big teams already out, it could happen.

Weather

The short range forecast for our area is rain, sunny spells, with darker periods after the sun goes down. It will brighten up each morning,despite the Mayans.

The long-range forecast is around, oh let’s say 1500m and the shipping forecast is that boats will continue to arrive and leave both Southampton and Portsmouth.

Conta

If you want to keepof what is Buzzin’ in please drop your address door. We will send you our newsletters and postings offuture

t: 01329 664141 e: info@breezescafe.co.uk

Across1 Mathematical add, in other terms.5 Overlap lust, contains more.6 Follows “non” for when you don’t

know what to say.7 Popular trousers around the

greens, “---- fours”.Down1 Green vegetables2 Elevated railways, as Chicago etc3 Sheep of the female gender4 Tricky bends found on country roads.

1

5

6

7

BREEZES

When you don't know what to do, walk fast and look worried.

Just Think.“How would the Lone Ranger solve this?”

Contacts

If you want to keep informed of what is Buzzin’ in Breezes, please drop your email address into the pail by the door. We will send you our newsletters and postings offuture happenings.

: 01329 664141 info@breezescafe.co.uk

Breezes News

If you visited Breezes in January, you may have noticed little changes being made. It remains the place in Hill Head for freshly cooked meals and delicious coffee, tea and hot chocolate, not to mention our range of scrumptious cakes, but it has also started to add to its collection of nautical gifts as acompliment to the odd and unusual objet d’art. Whether new or old, we hope you find a memento of your visit with us. But keep an eye out for other gift ideas on the way.

We are also hooking up with local artists to bring new art works to display for yourenjoyment while relaxing in our cosy environment or meeting up with friends. Some will be for sale, so please ask if one takes your fancy.

If you want to introduce your friends to the Breezesexperience, we offer gift vouchers of varying amounts available for you to purchase. They make an ideal birthday present, or just a way of saying “Thank You”. We will ensure that anyone who receives such a gift will be greeted warmly and appreciate your thought.

Our chefs arefor those amongst us who have to be more carefulselecting their diet. for gluten free becoming more prevalent and it can be difficult having check if a meal is suitable. In order that everyone can enjoy the Breezeshave a growing list of glutefree produce so you can spend time with your friends without having to worry athe food you eat.

We are also pleased to provide a healthy for our four legged recommended by a Vet

What’s on in

Want to know what’s going on this month? Here are some highlights.

Throughout Februarya look at the new gifts on offer at Breezesto add to the

Feb 02: Groundhog Day. there be six more weeks of winter?

2 3 4

BREEZES STAFF BULLETIN BOARD

Breezes Bugle & Bulletin

To err is human, to forgive is not our policy.

When you don't know what to do, walk fast and look worried.

If it wasn't for the last minute, nothing would get done.

Problem? Just Think. “How would the Lone Ranger solve this?”

Health

Our chefs are looking to cater for those amongst us who have to be more careful in selecting their diet. The need

n free food isbecoming more prevalent and it can be difficult having to check if a meal is suitable. In order that everyone can enjoy

Breezes experience we have a growing list of gluten free produce so you can spend time with your friends without having to worry about the food you eat.

We are also pleased to healthy doggie dish

four legged friends, as recommended by a Vet.

What’s on in February

Want to know what’s going on this month? Here are some

Throughout February have he new gifts on offer

Breezes. Nautical niceties to add to the Breezes' feel.

Groundhog Day. Will there be six more weeks of

Feb 03: National Carrot Cake Day. It could be the patron saint of Breezes.

Feb 05: Disaster Day. For big or small disasters (otherwise known as Husbands and Children).

Feb 08: Elizabeth proclaims herself Queen. From hertreehouse to our teahouse.

Feb 14: Enjoy a Valentine’s evening with us. A first evening event for new look Breezes. Let us show you why we are different. Romantic wishes to you all.

Feb 16: Do a Grouch a Favour Day. Cheer up him indoors by taking a slice of cake home. He has just treated you at Valentines (I assume).

Feb 19: The 50th day of the year. For those looking for a reason to party!

Feb 26: National Wear Red Day, run by the British Heart Foundation. Wear something scarlet for heart disease.

Feb 28: Public Sleeping Day. Don’t mind us, we will sweep around you.

Bugle & BulletinFebruary 2014 #02

Printed daily (once a month)