Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Well today [sorry-yesterday,now] I took flowers to place on my daughter & grandson's grave. I really fkn HATE October 3rd. There is NO way,not even if the Queen decreed it,that anyone will ever stop me doing so. It's a day that left a massive scar on what used to be a happy mind. No use or point in attempting to explain-suffice to say,recalling events and/or happenings that left happy memories,helps me cope....and assists me in not killing the c~nt responsible for their deaths. So,please,people,let's speak of happy...or at least humourous...things you recall or have retained. We don't do enough 'happy' or silly stuff. We're all far too busy worrying about unimportant crap.Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
nothing to apologize about Pug my brothers pic sits atop my desktop frame arm stretched around my shoulder and me his - he is my younger and only brother died of leukaemia cos they didn't have a cure in time in Spain three years ago. I miss him everyday and always said in my last days if I'm was on my own then Ken my bros would take me in for sure, permanently - it didn't happen that way. I see him and think of him everyday. RIP our kidRe: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Ah sure and begorra it does me auld heart good ta see yis all in great form, may the shamrocks smile on yis and the banshee keep her distance. I honestly can say that I never in my entire lifetime heard a fellow Irishman/woman say begorra or top of the morning to you, but that's Hollywood for yeh.Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Gotta say, gumbo,that is a REALLY good German accent you did there!Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
well der I woz doin a bit of cookin - two tablespoons of warkwickshit ; a cup full of angle dust ; 4 slices of dublin fare ; half a litre of ozzie strine and a partridge in a pear tree -RJ was bringing the plums but he's plum tuckered out and anyway watta we have??
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