Well, that seems like a bit of an ageist stereotype to me, Grannymar. At 61 I’m still pretty healthy and I still climb Slieve Donard every year. Even my 86 year old mum doesn’t resemble that description. I think the Cat needs to be put in the corner with a dunce’s cap.
Hello Dear,
How are you?
Oh bish! I can’t remember what it was I was going to say.
Nick ~ It is Thursday, and my idea of a joke!
Magpie ~ come back when you remember your name! 😉
I think this is so funny ~ even if the cap doesn’t fit 🙂 himself will love it I must send it to him to have a laugh at work 🙂
I can still see and pee and chew, but the rest sums me up pretty well, especially now, while I have flu. 😦
These days, it’s hard to know which day of the week to look forward to most!
Monday for the Grannymar recipe or the Thursday Grannymar Special ❓
Is there no stopping you? 🙄
Chris ~ you can always blame me.
Judy ~ Take it easy for the weekend and get well soon.
Steph ~ I don’t look forward, I’m just glad to wake up 😆
Grannymar,
You know you’re getting old when “All nighter” means not having to get up to pee, but you really know you’re old when:
You and your teeth don’t sleep together anymore…….
Nancy 😆
There was an elderly couple attending the regular ballroom dance at their local senior citizen’s club. The two were tightly clinched and dancing a waltz. He with a grin from ear to ear – her with a frosty look screaming into his ear “I said I had ACUTE ANGINA!”
Not quite there yet but looking forward to confusing others when I arrive!
Reminded me of the old standby, GM:
Here we are with the plastic boobs and the viagra-ed willie and not a clue as to what to do with any of them!!
Great catchup on your blog, I’ve been offline working for a while, Radio Luxembourg, what memories, GM. I actually, ahem, dated a close friend of John Lennon’s from Liverpool, he was studying to be a doctor at the uni. He swore they were going to be great, he had a demo record, and I said nothing could ever beat Elvis. Ha.
But I will always remember the chills I felt in my body when I first heard “Please Please Me” from that record. Those harmonies!!
XO
WWW
Grannymar 
Well, that seems like a bit of an ageist stereotype to me, Grannymar. At 61 I’m still pretty healthy and I still climb Slieve Donard every year. Even my 86 year old mum doesn’t resemble that description. I think the Cat needs to be put in the corner with a dunce’s cap.
Hello Dear,
How are you?
Oh bish! I can’t remember what it was I was going to say.
Nick ~ It is Thursday, and my idea of a joke!
Magpie ~ come back when you remember your name! 😉
I think this is so funny ~ even if the cap doesn’t fit 🙂 himself will love it I must send it to him to have a laugh at work 🙂
I can still see and pee and chew, but the rest sums me up pretty well, especially now, while I have flu. 😦
These days, it’s hard to know which day of the week to look forward to most!
Monday for the Grannymar recipe or the Thursday Grannymar Special ❓
Is there no stopping you? 🙄
Chris ~ you can always blame me.
Judy ~ Take it easy for the weekend and get well soon.
Steph ~ I don’t look forward, I’m just glad to wake up 😆
Grannymar,
You know you’re getting old when “All nighter” means not having to get up to pee, but you really know you’re old when:
You and your teeth don’t sleep together anymore…….
Nancy 😆
There was an elderly couple attending the regular ballroom dance at their local senior citizen’s club. The two were tightly clinched and dancing a waltz. He with a grin from ear to ear – her with a frosty look screaming into his ear “I said I had ACUTE ANGINA!”
Not quite there yet but looking forward to confusing others when I arrive!
I couldn’t have said it better.
Baino ~ no wonder he smiled.
Betty ~ I only passed it on.
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Reminded me of the old standby, GM:
Here we are with the plastic boobs and the viagra-ed willie and not a clue as to what to do with any of them!!
Great catchup on your blog, I’ve been offline working for a while, Radio Luxembourg, what memories, GM. I actually, ahem, dated a close friend of John Lennon’s from Liverpool, he was studying to be a doctor at the uni. He swore they were going to be great, he had a demo record, and I said nothing could ever beat Elvis. Ha.
But I will always remember the chills I felt in my body when I first heard “Please Please Me” from that record. Those harmonies!!
XO
WWW
Paddy ~ Now what are you dragging me into?
WWW ~ glad to bring your memories to the surface.