Today has been a funny day, when I say
funny I do not mean in a light up revolving bow tie sort of way with amusing
fish and small mechanical boxes that chuckle and giggle at anything and
everything particularly if it involves an amusing fish. NO I refer to funny as
in sort of odd but not odd say like a three headed goose singing close harmony
acapella church music to the tune of Smoke on the Water, I simply refer to it
being a funny day as in the old saying meaning it has been a funny sort of
day. I think I should leave trying to
explain this and get to the point.
After a chilled sort of start to the day,
it was (is) Sunday after all; I decided to do a bit of Cardboard Arty stuff as
I have things to finish as part of The Monty Cardboard Robot Clubs expansion
plans into the giddy heights of artist elitism. We plan to make up complex arty
stories to confuse the punters and then charge them loads of money. . . .
. Mr F had to head off along the twisty
roads towards home, although I must admit after the first twenty miles he was
on motorways most of the way and they are not really twisty.
Then Mr Bruce and Miss C
called by to see us, we have not seen them in ages, so we had a long chat before we
had to run off to see Mr M in his new Hospital. He appears much happier in his
new hospital, I got to play with the controls to his all singing and dancing
bed, all sing and dancing is another silly saying because things like beds seldom
do either let alone both at the same time.
So that was my day , I
have noticed that Sundays are starting to get like the old Sundays talked about
by folk who remember the old days when Sundays were really low key and you
would spend the afternoon watching an old black and white cowboy film starring Gary
Cooper or if you were really desperate Rin Tin Tin.
OOOOoooooo hang on what’s
that you say Skippy; Rin Tin Tin fell down the old mine shaft and was eaten by
aliens . . . . . . . . . . HAH HAH HAH AH HAH Ahah hah ahah hah ah ha hah ah
aah h ahahah hahah ah ah ahahahhah aha h aha ha haha ha ha ha . . . . .