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Taking the time too
take the time to take the time
A waste of watches?

Albert whirling in a ring of laughter ... a figure 8, perhaps... laughing again on each loop .

Great to see you here, Byron .


~ Lizzy

Byron wrote:Taking the time too
take the time to take the time
A waste of watches?

A waste of watching ? perhaps would be better?

Albert, you have been loopy for some time.

Loopy but ageless
timeless, grace and fineness, and
bearly bearable

Diane

ps Have I been drinking?

I don't know, Byron... it depends on how many watches you go on in a given period. Actually, though, I think I do prefer the "watching."


~ Lizzy

in the words of GWB as he stood alone on the whitehouse lawn, pondering the cruel twists and 'loops' of fate in his troubled presidency, just as a seagull unloaded warm fresh guano onto him, 'bearly' missing his wrist, "I'm glad it didn't happen on my watch."


I'm sure there's something different in this honey this evening.

Diane wrote:Albert, you have been loopy for some time.

Loopy but ageless
timeless, grace and fineness, and
bearly bearable

Diane

ps Have I been drinking?

ageless!!!!!! I collected me bus pass today!!!!! as of last thersdee.

Next step is getting me winter fuel/fool allowance!!!

Diane wrote:Albert, you have been loopy for some time.

Loopy but ageless
timeless, grace and fineness, and
bearly bearable

Diane

ps Have I been drinking?

erm? barely bearable?

Loopy but ageless
timeless, grace and fineness

ageless!!!!!! I collected me bus pass today!!!!!

Well, four out of five ain't bad.

Please stop making unbearable jokes .

Diane wrote:
Please stop making unbearable jokes .

Albert says that he shall trouble thee no Further.

Meanwhile, back at the ranch... the gulless one has always had that watch as his priority, and he knows all about fresh guano, though still believes it somehow missed his watch . Splat. De forces of de Nile.


~ Lizzy

So you've a bus pass?
You lucky so-and-so
I recall, oh, it must have been years ago, when Leonard Cohen smiled into a camera to declare that he had achieved a bus pass, and would use it too. (note to L. C. anoraks; date please).
Byron, if you can't bear to use it, please don't lose it; just send it to me, and I promise I won't abuse it......yer bus pass

Some songs may come your way....asap.

You'll never walk alone,

Andrew.

andrew please rest assured that me bus pass will nestle quietly in me top pocket, waiting to spring out should the demand for it become overwhelming. Alas no-one has sort fit to take a piccie of me holding me pass. But the piccie on me pass is a good one. A perfect likeness of Albert when a young teddy-boy with all his teeeeff.

Did you get your teeth on the National Health, or have to go private?
Mine were provided free, supported by National Dried Milk, Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice.....oh, and a bottle of milk for every child at school, every day.
Well, that's enough of that old-fashioned nostalgia-type-stuff.
Teeth ain't wot they used to be.

Byron, I guess I'm the only person to get away with a post like this....or am I

Andrew.

Teef courtesy of NHS, Milk Marketing Board, Calcium for Kids, Classroom milk monitor, Cod Liver Oil (with side, or should that be 'underneath' effects?)

Crowns (gold) for aforesaid teef, courtesy of Dental Hospital's final year student, under the guidance of Prof., of Teef.