Tea? (Part 1)

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tdr1nka

Taking the biscuit
:smile: Really. Ladies.

I was likened to Hugh Laurie today as well.:smile:

To set things straight I believe I am still, in essence, me.:biggrin:

Miss tdr1nka is at last in bed.
My Lady is out with friends.

What's missing?

TEA!:biggrin:
 

wafflycat

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Oh yes, tea would be good. And considering all the compliments you've been getting, I think you should make we ladies a cuppa! :smile:
 

Speicher

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and a mug

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tdr1nka

Taking the biscuit
Having been likened, in the past, to Fred Gwynn(Herman Munster)and better still, Jimmy Nail(by my own Brother!)one learns to take the compliments where one can.

It's a hard life.:smile:

*hands out tea to all assembled*
 

Speicher

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tdr1nka said:
Having been likened, in the past, to Fred Gwynn(Herman Munster)and better still, Jimmy Nail(by my own Brother!)one learns to take the compliments where one can.

It's a hard life.:biggrin:

*hands out tea to all assembled*

I used to be told that I looked like David Essex. :biggrin:

Don't forget the cake, specially made my me today. I tried a different flour, light wholemeal self-raising, and the cake is :smile: .... was much lighter than usual, but darker as well. :smile:
 

tdr1nka

Taking the biscuit
I think I've had enough confection today, two Bakewell tarts and loads of chocolate covered cornflake cakes.

T'was a righteous picnic.
Apart from Miss T's tumble and being eaten alive by mozzies.:smile:
 

tdr1nka

Taking the biscuit
I did have a strange couple of Summers when I played or worked at various festivals around the south of England.

One day, at a Brighton festival, I think, I was greeted in a beer tent by a group of friendly drunks who mistook me for someone they knew.

A brief conversation assured them that I wasn't the friend in question but they all stood agog and went very quiet, only muttering about how I was the spit of this friend and I must be a twin.

So taken with this likeness they offered to buy me a drink and enjoyed a pleasant half hour while more of their friends arrived, instantly mistook me for the 'other' friend while those 'in the know';)stood around p*ssing themselves laughing.:smile:

A most enjoyable encounter that was then repeated with the same group at four other festivals over the years!
 
tdr1nka said:
:biggrin: Really. Ladies.

I was likened to Hugh Laurie today as well.:tongue:

To set things straight I believe I am still, in essence, me.:smile:

Miss tdr1nka is at last in bed.
My Lady is out with friends.

What's missing?

TEA!:biggrin:
I think you look like a huge lorry too td. Stiller better person one could not wish to meet.

*Coffee's on* *Honey and toast everywhere* - keyboard, floortiles, dog's back, rim of mug...:ohmy:

See you all in Paris later...
 

wafflycat

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Morning!

Animals seen to. Husband up and about as he wants to get the new hen run finished today. The Laydeez will be grateful. I'm nibbling breakfast of a cuppa with a slice of homemade bread (50/50 whole Kamut, very strong white flour) and have decided that Kamut flour is quite delicious in taste, texture and look.
 
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