Either way, I am declaring a National State of Emergency.
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Less is More (well that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it)
I've been practising my haikus, which you may recall, I'm not particularly good at. However, I wanted to address the woke issue in a...
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An ex-secret service agent with a personality problem and a desire for imperial glory. An aged president who looks like he's got a giant...
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Many years ago, I read Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks. It's a terrific, emotive book that now sits on school syllabuses alongside other p...
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Well. It’s about time I wrote another post; I’m sure you must all think I’m a lazy good for nothing housewife who sits nibbling chocolate ch...
Where's Wally? Easy, it's the *@#* wearing these!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't have said it better myself, Martin!
ReplyDeleteOK, I've been under a rock for, oh, about a year and all the talk is of onesies. It's dungarees all over again, isn't it? I mean, onesies would make it a bit tricky for ladies to go to the loo, no?
ReplyDeleteI'm just glad I'm not part of the Tesco pyjama police squad ...
I can't believe they made staff dress up in PJs in Tescos, Mrs B. I hope those poor assistants got extra pay!
ReplyDeleteI once had a jumpsuit (circa 1990) and I even had a pair of blue dungarees back in 1983. They were both a pain in the arse when it came to visits to the Ladies. However, at at least they looked nice whereas a onesie just make the wearer look a complete idiot. I expect Russell Brand has a wardrobe full of them.
Urk! They would be skin-tight. That has put me right off my mince pies and mulled wine!
ReplyDelete(The poor check-out lady in Tesco today had an elf hat with EARS. I was too polite to say anything. Indeed, what was there to say?)
That poor woman Mrs B. I expect she is on anti-depressants now...
ReplyDeleteOnesies are great - until you want a wee.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the laughs this year Jane and I wish you a Happy Christmas - keeeeeeep writing!
Anna May x
Thanks for visiting my blog throughout the year and for the Christmas wishes, Anna May:)I hope you have a wonderful Christmas too with lots of that Irish laughter!
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