Jo:- “You were going to photograph the thingy off Doris’s whatchemacallit.”
Me:- “Can you possibly be a bit more explicit????”
Jo:- “Of come on, John, you’ve got to keep up better than that!”
Me:– under breath – “Doh.”
Jo:- under breath – “Duh.”
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Me - sometimes known as CJ or John and otherwise known as Scriptor Senex;
Jo (alias Partner-who-loves-tea and also known as Partner-who-hates-being-photographed);
Bryony
(Food-loving-Daughter);
Bryony's husband Mark
(Son-in-law-who-cooks);
Helen
(Daughter-who-takes-photos);
Helen's husband Ian
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Richard
(Son-who-watches-films);
You two sound perfectly matched. This made me smile. Thanks.
ReplyDelete...and thus, the tremendous fame and acclaim of the book "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus".
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sounds like Iain and I. Wish men could understand us better.......
ReplyDeleteYou would think he would understand me by now wouldnt you !
ReplyDeleteOh my, Jo talks much like me :)
ReplyDeleteOh Jo, you and Cynthia LH are so right! Maybe it's a guy thing.
ReplyDeleteMe - 'Did you see that?'
The English Robin - 'What?'
Me - 'The X.'
The English Robin - 'What X?'
Can't help but love 'em though!
The Canadian Chickadee
Ha ha ha ha ha! So funny! The older I get, the harder it is to bring words to mind. Hubby better fasten his whachamacallit!
ReplyDeleteDidn't I comment on this? I must have been distracted... But I linked to it! :)
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