Only ten days, eh? I was thinking I'd REALLY slipped up, not seeing you were back, but I have an excuse of misty windows for about the same time! No wonder you were invisible...
A river of brandy could be rather dandy for those afficted who become addicted... too easily.
You've got me on this one David - must have used all my grey matter yesterday! LOL Must be that I have fallen into the river of brandy and had a few mouth fulls
David,
ReplyDeleteGlad that you're back in the blogging world!
And thanks for the shout out to my home state!
Great to see you, Luke. I decided to return to blogging about 10 days ago .... afer more than a year away to concentrate on a novel.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you VERY much, Hilary.
ReplyDeleteIt's been more than a year since I stopped blogging to concentrate on finishing a novel that had to be written!
Only ten days, eh? I was thinking I'd REALLY slipped up, not seeing you were back, but I have an excuse of misty windows for about the same time! No wonder you were invisible...
ReplyDeleteA river of brandy
could be rather dandy
for those afficted
who become addicted... too easily.
(Okay, any rhymer can have an off day!)
Jinksy, a river of brandy would definitely be dandy - and no doubt would be over-run by real-estate developers!
ReplyDeleteNo drinking brandy in this little hippie house but I can see a river of brandy would help keep the beach goers mellow.
ReplyDeleteChampagne river would be to my taste
ReplyDeleteI'd be off for a swim..no time to waste
(short and sweet...brain not functioning today!)
LOL, I'm still trying to try to put your accent with "more" and "Arkansas" David! But I'm so glad you're back.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, just found out your blogging again! :)
ReplyDeleteYou've got me on this one David - must have used all my grey matter yesterday! LOL
ReplyDeleteMust be that I have fallen into the river of brandy and had a few mouth fulls