...day lack two zing D alt him Inner Guardian firm dare Anguish Languish Him Null:
1. Eye gum Tudor guardian a loan
Wild adieu Estelle under hoses
Under boy sigh here fall anon my year
This sunup goddess glows is.
Re-frame:
Handy wok swim me, handy dock swim me
Handy tills me eye yam a zone
Under choice wee chairs weak adder dare
Nun udder as Severn own.
2. His peeks under sand office boys
His sew Swede a burrs usher zinging
Under malady daddy cave tomb E
Width Emma hard dish wringing.
(Reap eat re-frame: "Handy wok swim me" etc.)
Well, enough of that. I couldn't resist the urge.
Meanwhile, the world continues apace.
Perhaps you noticed.
Cease-fires come and cease-fires go, but Iran drones on forever.
I couldn't resist that either.
Perhaps it is best that I bring this post to a close and go lie down for a while.
Yes, that is a good idea, a very good idea indeed.
I am not crazy. I am just giddy today for two very good reasons. First, although our Magic Chef countertop microwave oven gave up the ghost yesterday causing no end of consternation, we have already replaced it with a brand new Cuisinart countertop microwave oven purchased at Tar-zhay, so eating can continue at our house. Second, and most importantly, last night around 11 p.m. our fourth great-grandson was born! He arrived 11 days before he was expected to make his initial appearance among us but he weighed in at a healthy 6 lbs, 10 oz.
That's enough to make anybody giddy.
Ta-Ta for now.
Hello, world! This blog began on September 28, 2007, and so far nobody has come looking for me with tar and feathers.
On my honor, I will do my best not to bore you. All comments are welcome
as long as your discourse is civil and your language is not blue.
Happy reading, and come back often!
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I heard some mispronunciations while watching church services on the telly recently, and I would like to pass them on to you. Not only wo...
The arrival of new borns is always an exciting event.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is! Thank you for commenting, Red.
DeleteCongratulations on the safe arrival of your new family member.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Janice! We just heard that three more new family members will be here in a few months. We are growing by leaps and bounds!
DeleteAt first I thought you were having an ischemic event. Then I wondered if you invented a new Jabberwocky. Now I am convinced that if I run the sounds correctly I will understand your hymn. HELP! Congratulations for the new family addition.
ReplyDeleteThe hymn is "In The Garden" and it can be found in many old hymnals. Anguish Languish (English Language )is an old fun exercise in which stories like Little Red Riding Hood are retold as Ladle Rat Rotten Hut.
DeleteThanks for the congratulations, Emma. We are elated over the latest great-grandson!
Congratulations on the birth of another great-grandson.
ReplyDeleteHappy to see you are still around.
Pat, it's good to hear from you after such a long absence! I am happy to see you are still around also, and thank you for the congratulations on the birth of another great-grandson! See the next post for even more exciting news! Thank you, Pat.
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