Monday, March 26, 2007

Dead Leaves & The Dirty Ground


Well spring has sprung and the clocks have changed and finally I my get up and go seems to have returned...after several months of moping around feeling sorry for myself I seems to have my taste for living back.


I spent the afternoon sitting on a bench in the Botanic Gardens enjoying the warmth of the sun on my face and just watching the world pass by...a simple pleasure I know, but a pleasure none the less.


Anyway my restored enthusiasm can mean only one thing...yip! new postings and a wealth of shite for you to wade through.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

And about bloody time too!

Slacker!!!!!!

Seriously though - welcome back Dave. My mornings weren't the same without your mindless mumblings.

Naughti Biscotti said...

It's about damn time!!! I was seriously wondering what happened to you.

Anonymous said...

Shandi,

You can't talk either.

I can't even get into your blog anymore.

My whole reading schedule got out of whack - I was two blogs down and had to find other ways to fill my time. It was awful.

At one point I even had to get up from my laptop altogether and actually went outside.

WENT OUTSIDE!!!!!!!! AND DID STUFF!!!!!!!!! ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now my head hurts and I need to lie down. In fact I don't feel like myself at all. Even my skin colour is off.

It has lost that bold blue tint that goes so well with my eyes and has taken on a golden glow that i thought was only achieved after photoshopping someone.

And I hurt all over. And I mean ALL OVER!

My other half says this is caused by something called walking - but what do they know?

This can't be good. No Siree.

NURSE! NURSE! I NEED SOME HELP OVER HERE!!!!

Maybe I'd better Google my symptoms?????....

I am sure that there must be other people on the interweb that have experienced this.

Right? Right?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Anonymous said...

Looks like I was suffering from a case of premature congratulation.

Where you at Dave?

Colin Campbell said...

Such are rare occurence, sun in the Spring in Scotland.