…in a tropical winter.
Chlorophyll almost gone…
The Man thinks I’m daft (and he has a point) to hanker after turning leaves and, at the same time, muffle myself in multiple fleecy layers!
But I can’t help it. Born in a southern Springtime, I am hard-wired for four sharply-defined seasons.
through a screen of shrubbery
The Amazon lily (Eucharis grandiflora) always comes up trumps.
No snake dramas today, folks. Well, not so far!
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Do you find you sometimes have a silly- but- persistant little thought or idea rattling around in your head? No? Oh well, in that case you probably can’t answer my silly little question.
Can a wedgy be administered to someone wearing thong underwear?
We need to know these things.
It’s Happy Hour chez Dinahmow… what’s your tipple?
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Wedgies are more about intent than outcome, so I would say yes.
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kyknoord…ah! the sagacity of a wedgy expert.
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I don’t know but there’s something satisfying in the thought of the administration thereto. Or something…
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Carol…yes, there are “some people” for whom it seems the most appropriate action.
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“Administering a wedgy” is such an incongruous juxtaposition that I think I’ll just pause there and savour it. (“Savouring the administration of a wedgy” is even better. 🙂 )
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andrea…savour away! 🙂
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I thought that thongs were already a wedgie?
It’s TOO DAMN EARLY for Autumn leaves. It’s only August. Please don’t rush it.
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UB…but I’m down here in the largely-unexplored hemisphere. And those trees are,I believe, African and therefore confused so they drop leaves at any season.
Yes, the thong is *like* a wedgy. But a wedgy proper cannot be self-administered.
And guess what Australians, with their propensity for shortening words, call the wedge-tailed eagle?
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My tipple is a margarita…. not too much salt please
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nursemyra…a margarita coming right up, light on the salt. I also have fresh limes.
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Dubonnet, please. Slice of lemon and an eggcupful of lime juice. Santé!
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I think I might have just become a cocktail waitress.;-)
Lucky I have a lemon tree, too!
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An ice cold dry sherry (Manzanilla preferred) please Dinah.
Cheers!
It’s Sunny in Suffolk today – just perfect!
Celia
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Celia…an icy sherry it is! In my memory, Suffolk is always “summer” while Norfolk is cold, dreary winter as that’s when I first ventured there.:-)
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Happy hour is here a cold rose and sunset…
ronelle
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ronelle… a cold rose as the sun sets sounds lovely! 🙂
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