let’s make a list of all those people (most, if not all, of whom are politicians) who deserve to be cast hither and thither in a willy nilly manner.
then let the willy nilly casting begin.
this would be ideal preparation for the troops for the Isle of Wight/Durer invasion.
yours ms w.n. damaged liver.
Dear Mrs Trellis
I think you might be the sort of person my mother warned me about. Trying to get me indoctrinated by a cult! I most certainly will not be saving any pocket money for ‘religious groups’. Nor wearing any specific polished or otherwise garments to attend any ‘rituals’ or ‘rites’.
§ue
Can’t we put all politicians into the same group who need casting willy-nilly and/or hither and thither?
And let the casting begin!
Yours, §ue with 4 alcohol free nights (and days) under her belt. Her liver is wondering ‘what up?’
Oh dear, North Wales has gone hither and thither. And what became of Mrs Trellis?
By the way I have gin. Normal service is resumed.
§
One day there will be a ten foot high wall on Offa’s Dyke to - not sure whether or not it will keep the Cymry in or the Saeson out!
Y Ddraig Goch ddyru gychwyn!
That’s what happens when you use knock off U235 . As for mrs Trellis she has a half life of about 11,000 years
i honestly meant to have gin last night.
i was looking to see if they had fevertree tonic when i spied those fruit juices.
they looked nice but were different flavours and could ruin a gin.
so i got a vodka with carribean fruit juice (which i later found out was 4% proof)
it was a lovely drink so i had several.
my dad’s elderly partner had a taste and asked him to get her one.
so poor doreen is probably hungover as well.
ah well what is done is done.
had a great night though.
Poor Carole and poor Doreen. It’s not fair that they make these nice drinks and hide their alcohol content until too late. But then again, it wouldn’t have stopped you whether you’d known or not Nor me!! Unsuspecting hangovers however, they’re unjust.
§
It’s been awhile since I have indulged in drink, it’s a lot harder to get over the after effects the next day, but it’s nice while it goes down
Kay
Kayrb i totally agree that the after effects, ie hangovers, are much harder to deal with due to ms. however, it is absolute torture to go without a nice strong drink. a classic case of the spirit is willing (and so very tempting) but the flesh is weak. i will be sober most of the week. cheers xx
I must practice what I preach, yesterday (and for the past few days) I have been very busy, to the extent that I was drowning under waves of “super tired” so today have spent the morning in bed sleeping like the dead and being waited upon. I might get taken out and pushed around in my loathed wheelchair, but I am sort of recharging my batteries. I often suggest on here that people listen to their body and take heed, now I remember why.
mick
Repeat after me, rest, rest, recharge, rest, recover.
§
No, I’ve forgotten already. Why?
Because.
because know it makes sense and more importantly because Sue said so! i’ve no idea what’s going on.
Excellent high level Fogwittery
M
I KEEP six honest serving-men
(They taught me all I knew);
Their names are What and Why and When
And How and Where and Who.
I send them over land and sea,
I send them east and west;
But after they have worked for me,
I give them all a rest.
Rudyard Kipling
If anyone knows where these men are to be found, please contact me at Durer Towers, East Cheam, etc.
AD
That Mr Kipling makes exceedingly good poetry
His cakes are a bit cr@p though.