impossible songs
impossible songs
In praise of the simple things in life and digestive biscuits.
House to house cat searching isn’t all bad and some information has been uncovered and sightings confirmed. This is a long drawn out process. This is a long game but we’re in it.
Don’t be afraid of doing Pink Floyd or Abba covers.
A decent bonfire cheers up the entire countryside and provides new and intriguing smoke odours with which to colour the garden at dusk and of course your clothes.
Why is the moon so small? (From here).
Disturbing the home of a large frog is an unkind thing to do.
The forgotten lottery ticket haunts me.
The night flight of the aircraft is noisier than the day flight.
Give a rabbit and a guinea pig a straw tunnel and in no time at all they will turn it into a toilet.
Cleaning out the shower isn’t so bad.
Firstly it’s stir fried chicken with peppers, the curried chick peas and carrots, rice, salad potatoes and egg noodles. That was tea. Secondly we all ate our chocolate in secret (with coffee or beer). Saturday night TV is nothing to speak of and probably never will be.
I just know that finding my way around Glenrothes to seek out a football pitch will be a pain. (It was and we got beat 4 – 2 but a double cheeseburger and some funny voice practices cheered us all up).
A laser toy for cats.
Dock leaves cannot travel two miles from the sight of their picking without expiring.
When you’re wandering around in fields and woods the sun comes out and it’s all pretty good.
I’ve forgotten how to do many things but I still remember how to iron (unfortunately).
Reflecting on last week’s wedding is currently my favourite pastime. Some days you wish a Groundhog Day thing would happen, just once, but I have the photographs.
In handbag fight between Bebo, Facebook and Myspace who would win and would anybody really care? Once you get stuck into these things they build up an irritating inertia that starts to govern little chunks of your life: but that’s true of anything you like doing. It’s pointless to analyse what it is that gives you pleasure and meaning and a sense of well being. Just sip the wine, stroke the cat, look around and enjoy the warmth, from whatever direction it comes, for as long as you can.
House to house cat searching isn’t all bad and some information has been uncovered and sightings confirmed. This is a long drawn out process. This is a long game but we’re in it.
Don’t be afraid of doing Pink Floyd or Abba covers.
A decent bonfire cheers up the entire countryside and provides new and intriguing smoke odours with which to colour the garden at dusk and of course your clothes.
Why is the moon so small? (From here).
Disturbing the home of a large frog is an unkind thing to do.
The forgotten lottery ticket haunts me.
The night flight of the aircraft is noisier than the day flight.
Give a rabbit and a guinea pig a straw tunnel and in no time at all they will turn it into a toilet.
Cleaning out the shower isn’t so bad.
Firstly it’s stir fried chicken with peppers, the curried chick peas and carrots, rice, salad potatoes and egg noodles. That was tea. Secondly we all ate our chocolate in secret (with coffee or beer). Saturday night TV is nothing to speak of and probably never will be.
I just know that finding my way around Glenrothes to seek out a football pitch will be a pain. (It was and we got beat 4 – 2 but a double cheeseburger and some funny voice practices cheered us all up).
A laser toy for cats.
Dock leaves cannot travel two miles from the sight of their picking without expiring.
When you’re wandering around in fields and woods the sun comes out and it’s all pretty good.
I’ve forgotten how to do many things but I still remember how to iron (unfortunately).
Reflecting on last week’s wedding is currently my favourite pastime. Some days you wish a Groundhog Day thing would happen, just once, but I have the photographs.
In handbag fight between Bebo, Facebook and Myspace who would win and would anybody really care? Once you get stuck into these things they build up an irritating inertia that starts to govern little chunks of your life: but that’s true of anything you like doing. It’s pointless to analyse what it is that gives you pleasure and meaning and a sense of well being. Just sip the wine, stroke the cat, look around and enjoy the warmth, from whatever direction it comes, for as long as you can.
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