Thanks subrosa, yes we have a full house at the moment five adults(loose description),four dogs, a pre-teen and last but not least by any means a two year old. Who definitely needs sitting on. Satnav brownlie?
Aha, so it's another dig at the wee frees? My sojourn among you heathens as a missionary seems doomed to failure. What else can I expect from people who call George Foulkes a Lord? His very surname is a blasphemy - well nearly.
Brownlie, that reminds me of a rather feather-brained English colleague of mine a few years ago.She had visited the Hebrides on Holiday and was complaining that there was nothing to DO or GO on a Sunday; I explained that it was down to the Wee Frees "What are they?" She queried. Replying "A Religion" says I."Oh there was a man in orange robes handing out leaflets at the quayside."I tried to keep a straight face and gently said that'll be it then. Now of course, I realise just who that man in orange robes could have been...
Orange robes in the Hebrides - it must have been a main-lander? You should be aware that we are so behind the times everything is black and white. Have you never seen the recent factual documentary fillum "Whiskey Galore" with a combination of Welsh/Nepalise accents masquerading as Hebridean ones? - everything in it was black/white. Things will look brighter in the Hebrides once colour is invented.
You still sitting on babies?
ReplyDeleteLove the new banner. So dignified.
Do you need a satnav, Conan?
ReplyDeleteThanks subrosa, yes we have a full house at the moment five adults(loose description),four dogs, a pre-teen and last but not least by any means a two year old.
ReplyDeleteWho definitely needs sitting on.
Satnav brownlie?
Yes, my schoolboy Latin suggests that you may be lost. Mind you, it was a long time ago....
ReplyDeleteAh, I'd forgotten about that; that this is not bible belt territory, was the gist I was trying to convey.
ReplyDeleteAha, so it's another dig at the wee frees? My sojourn among you heathens as a missionary seems doomed to failure. What else can I expect from people who call George Foulkes a Lord? His very surname is a blasphemy - well nearly.
ReplyDeleteBrownlie, that reminds me of a rather feather-brained English colleague of mine a few years ago.She had visited the Hebrides on Holiday and was complaining that there was nothing to DO or GO on a Sunday; I explained that it was down to the Wee Frees "What are they?" She queried. Replying "A Religion" says I."Oh there was a man in orange robes handing out leaflets at the quayside."I tried to keep a straight face and gently said that'll be it then.
ReplyDeleteNow of course, I realise just who that man in orange robes could have been...
Conan,
ReplyDeleteOrange robes in the Hebrides - it must have been a main-lander? You should be aware that we are so behind the times everything is black and white. Have you never seen the recent factual documentary fillum "Whiskey Galore" with a combination of Welsh/Nepalise accents masquerading as Hebridean ones? - everything in it was black/white. Things will look brighter in the Hebrides once colour is invented.