Whenever you’re waiting for the dust to settle
Just go to the kitchen and put on the kettle
A brew or two will always help you
And act as a tonic to fight the flu
Just go to the kitchen and put on the kettle
A brew or two will always help you
And act as a tonic to fight the flu
I am not trying to be rude
ReplyDeletebut if you had any fortitude
you would take a pill
and quietly be ill.
Hopefully your dust(and ash from the fires) will settle down soon enough, and the weather will cool down/
ReplyDeleteGot your comment about my poetry selection. Keats has always been a favorite of mine.
ReplyDeleteFound your blog, and I have to say, it is quite interesting. Nice pictures, too.
Thanks for taking the time to visit my blog.
Safe to say I will be back to yours before long.
I get it, I totally get it! :o)
ReplyDeleteI certainly wish I had your way with words (I think)!
ReplyDeleteA brew too few,
ReplyDeletePuts this Brit' in a stew!
I prefer a toddy of red wine.
ReplyDeleteReading about crocodiles in Queensland streets.
Any flooding around you?
Now I wonder, my good man
ReplyDeleteKnowing this is a good plan
What you think is a good brewski
For shaking off a case of the fluski
I don't want to just butt in
ReplyDeleteBut I'd prefer a hefty gin
It numbs the tongue
And soothes the throat
And it's got the word "tonic" built right in!
When I have the flu
ReplyDeleteI'll take your brew
But first I'll add
A dollup or two
Of Honey and Rum
To sooth the tum.
Cheers!
aaaaa-cho!
ReplyDeleteI'll take a shot of honey, whiskey, and lemon. MMMM.
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