Wintery
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It’s stormy .
I took the Welsh to the beach and we hugged the Promenade wall to keep out
of the wind.
I’ve made a fish pie and the fire is lit.
It was my n...
13 hours ago
A diverse offering twixt the interesting, the unusual, and the amusing.
Victoria Wood!!.Such a funny lady and still sadly missed!,x
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DeleteIt used to be. Today there are fewer and fewer pigeons in the city squares because people no longer travel there as they used to. I read about it. I do not know if this is really true. Anyway the homeless got really practical advice.
ReplyDeleteWe used to know a Greek girl whose mother would grab Pigeons off the street to eat. I like wild Pigeon, but I've never had a city Pigeon.
DeleteLove all three ..... wish Victoria Wood was still with us. There have been weekly programmes about her called ‘ Our Victoria ‘ over the past few weeks.( you probably saw them ) We saw her live at the Royal Albert Hall .... she was so good. She is missed by many. XXXX
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DeleteNo, I didn't see them. VW was very special, she had a wonderful stage presence. I liked her songs too. These people are rarities.
DeleteVictoria Wood had the eye and the ear for the finer details of everyday British life. I miss her take on it enormously. This sketch is one I have never seen before.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautifully done, by all three. Good classic British humour.
DeleteI wish someone would come and eat the pigeons that keep invading my garden.
ReplyDeleteGet a gun; they're very good eating!
DeleteToo many neighbours, my aim is not good!
DeleteBrilliant. So very British. Always positive. A lovely "Cheerio" as they walk on.
ReplyDeleteAs you say; very British. I love this type of dry humour.
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