Ukulele
There once was a man whose twin boys, Had a collection of musical toys, He was tempted to play, On their ukulele, And so made a cacophonous noise. More limericks at https://musing75.com/limericks/
There once was a man whose twin boys, Had a collection of musical toys, He was tempted to play, On their ukulele, And so made a cacophonous noise. More limericks at https://musing75.com/limericks/
Lest anyone should get too carried away with the comparison, I should point out that Piet Mondrian was a highly skilled artist who knew what he was trying to achieve with his creations, whereas I am/do not …
It’s a memory thing …
Almost as if he forgot the second chair on purpose … after all it is easier to carry one seat than two!
Personally I find a bread knife much easier to use than a can opener – so I’ve never understood why sliced bread is somehow regarded as the high-water mark of modern innovation! Surely “The best thing since sliced bread” would make more sense if it was changed to “The best thing since the ring-pull can” […]
It’s just a “frame of mind” thing – at least that’s what I keep telling myself …
I like to define a good holiday as one where I manage to leave day-to-day issues behind. Unfortunately it seems that I store passwords in the day-to-day part of my brain …
Been a while since I’ve taken a pop at our local orbital motorway! A few months ago the traffic levels had fallen so much that it was (almost) a joy to drive along. Now the traffic seems pretty much back to normal – or maybe that should be the “new normal” as most super-fast cars […]
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Predicting increased umbrella sales this summer and a corresponding drop in the amount of sun cream sold – remember you heard it here first (or maybe not!) …