Hi, everyone.
It's about time I did another post. First, thank you all so much for your kind comments when I rang that bell. The Vicar's tomatoes are better than mine.
Now for a more important matter. The Vicar. As of late she's been reprimanding me for my use of words in the wrong places. Maybe I'm not learning all the big words she comes out with. I feel so inferior so I've learnt a few big words (by that I mean more than four letters) so I can at least fire back on the odd occasion when I can get a word in. Although we talk every morning for 25-45 minutes, I do well to string five sentences together, and I might get some of the words in the wrong places, e.g. I said I was ravishing when she offered me a Christmas dinner. She's never let me forget it should be ravenous. On other occasion I've got things wrong and it always gives her great pleasure to berate me when I'm wrong. She also gets great pleasure when she wakes me up with her phone call. That doesn't happen very often.
This year all the stuff I've planted in her garden has done a lot better than the stuff I planted in mine and she always goes out of her way to remind me of that fact.
Saying all that, I must let you know that I would miss our chats in the morning and I'm sure the vicar would too.
I know it goes against the grain for me to be nice but I've got to admit she's always there for anyone who asks for her help, me included. I lost my wife and as long as I keep breathing I always be grateful for what she did for me
I hope you all keep well and, if my post has brought a smile to your face, it will make me happy too. Laughter is better than pills so once again thanks for all your comments not just to me but to my friend, the vicar.
God bless.
Jack
Sometimes all you can do is smile
move on with your day
hold back the tears
and pretend you're OK.
Sometimes when you use the wrong word for something it sticks, & brings a smile to someone's face. I still use "deferably" - a mix of preferably and definitely after a friend couldn't decide which to use, so used both! And both my husband & I say "that's a pissabolity" after my Godson made a mistake.
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