12 thoughts on “Words Of Non-Wisdom from Inchcock”
Why Señor Inchcock! So nice to see your wonderful Ode to life on WordPress. While I know WP is a pain in the hemorrhoids, it is so much easier to interact on WP. I hope you can muster the metal to do your daily posts on WP again.
An ode a day is certainly not a bad idea. I think your regular posts are a good distraction for you from everything else, but an Ode a Day would be great, especially if you can take the time to work on getting the agony of di feet and other issues looked at.
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You spotted my problem, Sir! Time!
In my current condition, everything is taking so long to do, a terribly lot longer – that includes the blog; much as I enjoy doing it.
I’ve been thinking about it (and still am), dropping the blog. Decision-making is another blight on me.
As I am writing this, Shuddering Shoulder Shirley is giving me a bashing. Thought I’d mention it, cause she’s been so kind to me for a week or so, Tsk!
I must be decisive, after todays… fithering again… Tim.
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It’s a tough decision given it’s so much of your life. Try the Ode a day for awhile and see how you get a long with that.
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Fair idea, Tim. After finishing today’s I’ll try not to do any more.
See how it affects me.
Worried!
TTFNski
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You are great at turning out Odes. That will keep your brain going.
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Cheers, Tim.
As ditherers go, I may be considered a Master-Ditherer.
I really wonder how I controlled four patrolmen, alarms coming in, check calls, customer queries, doing the rosters and dealing with alarm activations, when I was working? Look at me now… Hehehe!
Bestest wishes to the clan and furries, featheries and so on.
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I look back an things I used to do a wonder how I ever managed. All that alarm management skills comes through in your Ode skills.
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So sad, but it has to be done, I’m not doing myself any good trying to get the diary done.
An ode a day, and maybe a blof if I ever get out and about to take some photos. Nothing to heavy.
Cheers, mate.
Why Señor Inchcock! So nice to see your wonderful Ode to life on WordPress. While I know WP is a pain in the hemorrhoids, it is so much easier to interact on WP. I hope you can muster the metal to do your daily posts on WP again.
I may stop doing them, Tim, oir just the odd one now and then, ad try to put up an ode a day? What do you reckon?
Cheers, Tim.
An ode a day is certainly not a bad idea. I think your regular posts are a good distraction for you from everything else, but an Ode a Day would be great, especially if you can take the time to work on getting the agony of di feet and other issues looked at.
You spotted my problem, Sir! Time!
In my current condition, everything is taking so long to do, a terribly lot longer – that includes the blog; much as I enjoy doing it.
I’ve been thinking about it (and still am), dropping the blog. Decision-making is another blight on me.
As I am writing this, Shuddering Shoulder Shirley is giving me a bashing. Thought I’d mention it, cause she’s been so kind to me for a week or so, Tsk!
I must be decisive, after todays… fithering again… Tim.
It’s a tough decision given it’s so much of your life. Try the Ode a day for awhile and see how you get a long with that.
Fair idea, Tim. After finishing today’s I’ll try not to do any more.
See how it affects me.
Worried!
TTFNski
You are great at turning out Odes. That will keep your brain going.
Cheers, Tim.
As ditherers go, I may be considered a Master-Ditherer.
I really wonder how I controlled four patrolmen, alarms coming in, check calls, customer queries, doing the rosters and dealing with alarm activations, when I was working? Look at me now… Hehehe!
Bestest wishes to the clan and furries, featheries and so on.
I look back an things I used to do a wonder how I ever managed. All that alarm management skills comes through in your Ode skills.
So sad, but it has to be done, I’m not doing myself any good trying to get the diary done.
An ode a day, and maybe a blof if I ever get out and about to take some photos. Nothing to heavy.
Cheers, mate.
Out and about photos are always worthy of a post.
Cheers, Tim.