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Monthly Archives: August 2012
INDIGENOUS? FAIR ENOUGH …
One of the reasons I have been kept out of mischief (and blogging) to some extent recently is that I have been busy preparing a little looping slide show. It has just under 600 pictures of local gardens. It … Continue reading
GOING OUT WITH A SUCCESSFUL MODEL
… or with her sister. As the piccie below reveals, the results of little G’s first modelling job are now on display in selected stores. I’m not sure they chose the cutest shot, but still … Thus, when the kids … Continue reading
PETS GIVE PROOF OF TELEPATHY?
Stories abound about dogs and cats who have found their way home, sometimes from many hundreds of kilometres away. People tend to explain this by assuming that animals have a homing instinct consisting of some sort of GPS (without … Continue reading
HOW SILVER WAS MY VALLEY, OR NO SILVER LINING IN THIS SILVER LINING …
One in – ready for the next. I spent most of the past weekend perched on our roof, to the disgust of many local birds, and the curiosity of our local tribe of monkeys. Recent rainstorms have … Continue reading
A REALLY AWFUL SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE
The worst sexually transmitted disease, I think the universe fully agrees, Which is to be found on the planet earth, With no indication of slightest worth, Next to which to insignificance fades Anything which is related to AIDS: The most … Continue reading
The Really Awful 7 wonders of my world.
The side view theme which this week is unfurled: ‘The seven wonders of my world’; The first one’s to wonder if there will be time To put all my wonderings into a rhyme. Then, a second … Continue reading
ER, BAN REALLY AWFUL RHYMES?
Though ‘Urban’ is to do with towns, Or also of a city, And buildings which have ups and downs (Which often is a pity), You’d think with ‘ity’ added on, To give ‘urbanity’, Resultant word reflects upon Some grouped humanity; … Continue reading
Posted in Nonsense verse, Ocean, Personal Journal, Photography, Poems, Really Awful Rhyme, Yachting
Tagged city, Colonialist, durban, funny verse, humorous verse, photographs from Durban Bay., Really Awful Rhyme, Settler's perspective, sunset, theme, Weekly photo challenge - Urban, yacht cruising
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REALLY AWFUL LAMENT IN C MINOR
The saddest tale I have to tell – I know that you will cry as well, About my battery going flat, And how upset I was at that. And then, next day, the second car: When tried to start it, … Continue reading
Posted in Colonialist, verse, writing, music composition, fantasy, Africa, journal., Composition (classical), Nonsense verse, Personal Journal, Poems, Really Awful Rhyme, Writing
Tagged battery and tyres flat., Colonialist, funny verse, humorous ditty, humorous verse, music composition, Really Awful Rhyme, Settler's perspective, three flats
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REALLY QUITE AWFULLY QUIET
Quite surely, now, it isn’t right How pupils are not told that ‘quite’ Means ‘rather’ or ‘a little bit’; Which, to mean silence, doesn’t fit. I really want to start a riot To get them teaching ‘still’ is ‘quiet’! If … Continue reading
Posted in Colonialist, verse, writing, music composition, fantasy, Africa, journal., Language, Nonsense verse, Poems, Really Awful Rhyme, Writing
Tagged Colonialist, English language errors, funny verse, grammar, humorous verse, quiet and quite, Really Awful Rhyme, Settler's perspective, two meanings of ‘quite’
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A MOST AMUSING DAY
It has been another of those days when so many things conspire to irritate that it becomes downright funny. As you will note, the promised post, which is about a literary event, is still not posted. Several hours … Continue reading