No, you are not the only one, Shades of Grey. Was this photo taken in Albert Town? Seems like they are checking their wallet.

Am I the only one to think that it is NOT a suit, but a jacket and trousers in two different shades of grey?

Why all the prominence in timesofmalta.com?

What did the dress code say – casual, or business standard?
It is quite clear that the Partit Laburista has a new rule in its dress code: Red, especially red ties, are abolished henceforth – it is highly recommended that blue or pale-colored ties should be worn.
Another wrong Labour idea, because some are now insisting on wearing red where it is most inappropriate.

That’s my point, that the article made it sound like a discussion when I repeat — ara dawn x’jitn***u x’jahseb Muscat

Was any one of those comments made by Joseph (Joe) Grima (the one on the 5,000 votes farcebook … I mean facebook, site), by any chance? – Just a question. He seems to me to be a good political commentator.

However, over the past few years he was against Malta’s entry into Europe, against the result of the referendum, now in favour of Malta in the European Union – what’s this? Progressive, regressive and, later, opportunist.

And this is the man who is going to be Malta’s prime minister, come 2013.

It was most amusing to learn when I got there that, although it was an international meeting, it was totally in French and that my co-chairman was an Israeli who did nor speak a word of French so, after introducing himself, his mouth shut tighter than a clam. At the time I believed that I had managed to bluff my way through the morning – now far from sure.

I must say the French government did treat us well with magnificent lunches and dinners each lasting hours – a real treat at the time for a young professional still wet behind the ears.