We are off to a little shindig tonight at a
village hall with Mr Charlie and Miss Jane, I assume by the name it must be
some sort of archaeological dig for shins . . . . AH mum has said IDIOT and that
it is a musical shindig? To me that’s sounds even stranger if we are searching
for shins I would like to know how we are meant to tell a musical one from an
ordinary everyday one . . . . . AH mum
has said IDIOT again . . . . . . . .
Oooooooooo hang on mum is explaining. . . . . . . . . . . .WHAT?
So exactly how can a
shindig be a small musical event in a village hall in the wilds of the Welsh
border hills, who came up with that name it completely misleading.
The point is though, I
have very little time to write and may not be in a position to write when I
return as it will probably be later and I will be tired. Not from leaping about
because I fall over if I try doing that, and not from drinking as I don’t drink,
what with being the Young Eccentric Child of cyberspace, more as the result of
digging a long defensive trench between us and the wood to the side of our
house as the zombies are moving about what with the first signs of spring and
the like.
OK that’s it for now as I am
not allowed to go to a shindig covered in mud so must go and de-mud myself. . .
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Have fun tonight at the shindig with Mr Charlie and Miss Jane. :)
ReplyDeleteIt was a great night Miss Lily I will talk of it later
DeleteWhat, a neighbour who’s a blogger?
ReplyDeleteWhen you said BC in your comment I thought you were in British Columbia!
Don’t get too exhausted digging shins; presumably the event was organised by the Archaeological Society?
Yes I am just two miles from Bishops Castle, I only found you because my good friend Mr ESB who lives in Texas is following you and I also have a little look at what my friends follow from time to time looking to find new blogs. Then I noticed the picture of the knitting and thought that's the BC Gorilla knitters so though I would make a little comment.
DeleteIt rarely rains here, so we do more de-dirting than de-mudding.
ReplyDeleteWater is important I know, but it is nice when it stops falling out of the sky, I would be happy to de-dirt myself . . . . I think?
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