Hi @Sophia1@Maggie@outlander
My sense of humour is something I value - it's a gift and I have written satire in the past - that can be difficult to read too - I love it when people "get" it
My brother - yes - he is not a happy man - I remember us being so close when we were young - we would catch the same train home from work in the city and we had a record of Stan Freeburg called You don't have to be Jewish and we would repeat bits of this to each other and other people started joining in - and it was fun - the things I did in my youth -
And not so long ago either - it's only a year ago since I joined the buskers at Circular Quay for a couple of songs - they wanted me to stay but no - I did enough and walked away feeling great and I don't think I would be so brazen in Melbourne
But yes - I don't want to chase my brother up now but I am glad for this insight - I think he life has always been disappointing
And yes Maggie - I do like it in this thread - it's called Living with Ourselves and I do - I live alone and glad of this because I enjoy my own company and also - I have to live with the life I have lived - sometimes it has been shadowy - and here we are
Outlander - Companion Cat was sitting right beside me and I told her you said "Hi" but she has moved off. In her old age she has learned that there is not much future when I sit at my computer
I'm sure I have missed something here but yes - my trip has refilled my tank and I am looking forward to it
And hopefully my serve of the Dreaded Lurgie has passed - I asked the nurse at the clinic about it and there are several weird bugs about - some people go to the clinic for The Lurgie because they need a note for work but I just took a couple of days off and sorted out the programmes on my DVR to delete a few
Back later
Dec
