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Go buzzardly - It's fun.
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I was four minutes late.
Or you were early. Either way, I need a pocketwatch. |
There's this song by the Buzzcocks...
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This shall be the slowest day ever
Wodin is me. |
Go Norse young man,
Go Norse! |
Westward son... what song is this from?
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All I can think of is 'Westward Wind' something....
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Maybe it was "wayward son"
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That would be a plains state of Kansas.
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so it is
sorry for the delay, I was watching a car outside the window for seven minutes, deciding whether or not I saw it there at all. |
I have to put my brave face on and venture out of doors.
A family member needs help with house-cleaning. Later. Go wild or something. |
When I fail to please,
tell me my manners are bad, ordeal otherwise. |
No setting a bad example, now...
I don't have time for sloth. |
Exhilarated
rhymes with exhausted, honey? I talked to your mom. Love. |
This handheld device
is still misbehaving me so this is what gives. |
Ordeals.
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One could hardly live
here for such a long time & fail to think some more. |
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Hopefully it does not fail
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I can love the sky,
even told that's a sign of dementia, come & lay with me? |
What is it up in the air for?
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So I fly the words
but not quite so carelessly as they're recognized. (channeling my other) |
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is it a bird?
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It's JUST the sky!!!
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Scuse me, while I kiss the sky.
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You could just kiss me.
I'm kind of like the sky is, & variable. |
We should be a bit more careful about what we put up there
There is a cure |
I'm glad you're making this longer while I've been slacking off lounging on a beach and watching the beautiful sky over the ocean. Hey, let's all look up and watch the sky at the same time...well sort of not the same time since even if we all look at the sun we're in different time zones. OK, how about a Sky bar? Have you had one lately?
Sky Bar is an American candy bar, produced since 1938 by Necco. Each Sky Bar has four sections with four fillings: caramel, vanilla, peanut and fudge, all covered in milk chocolate. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...kybar_4370.jpg In 1938, the Sky Bar was first announced to the public by means of a dramatic skywriting advertising campaign. Necco was the first candy manufacturer in the United States of America to introduce a molded chocolate bar, having four distinctly different centers enrobed in chocolate. The originator of the Sky Bar was a candy maker working for Necco, named Joseph Cangemi. In 1945, the blackout and curfew in Times Square, NY was lifted on VE Day, after three years of darkness. Only six display signs had their lighting equipment ready for operation and Necco’s Sky Bar was one of them. The peanut section of the Sky Bar is not filled with peanut butter, but in fact a peanut-flavored caramel. The vanilla section is not quite nougat or marshmallow, but similar to the consistency of a Valomilk cup. The Sky Bar has become difficult to find, but it is still produced by Necco and can be found in certain stores or on the Internet. On the Dec. 6, 2007 episode of Pardon the Interruption, Tony Kornheiser named the Sky Bar as his favorite chocolate bar. |
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very cool...reminds me of a flying squirrel suit
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BDK
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Caramel.
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It sticks to my teeth,
or at least to my moustache; I taste it for days. |
we've been here for a few days...Ocean City at the inlet, after dinner
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ncityinlet.jpg |
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I just swatted away a mosquito, and it obliterated on my hand and keyboard in a splay of tiny droplets of blood.
I love balconies, BadNick. |
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