
I’ll check it out in my dictionary,
He’s not doing it very efficiently,
Pensioners are forced to eat or heat, you see…
Farmers are to pay 48% more tax, say HMRC,
Even worse, my favourite-tasting tea…
Typhoo made it a weaker Glengettie!
Dizzy Dennis & Shaking Shoulder Shirley,
Life is enveloped in ambiguosity,
Self nitpicking batrachomyomachy,
Glaucoma Gladys awaits her trabeculectomy,
My computer is more like a whigmaleerie!
3 times, I left the hot water tap running,
Harold’s Haemorrhoids have been bleeding,
The min-seizures have been increasing,
Many other things are worthy of me groaning,
But I’m sick of hearing me moaning,
Constipation Conrad ever consolidating,
My cerebrum is ever circumstancing…
Retetion-loss, theories, contriving…
A devil of a job, in concentrating,
Leaving me worrying, contemplating,
Is logicality worth conserving?
My sanity or insanity certifying?
I can remember my days of billing & cooing…
The girl’s responses? Laughing or Booing!
I’ve not been good at anything I was doing,
Yet I still enjoy a poem, a bit of odeing,
What I miss a lot is communicating,
Talking to myself too much, alone isolating…
I can no longer do it, but I miss canoodling!
Thus, every day, I find life frustrating!
Can’t say some thoughts I’ve been harbouring!
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When I stirred, I was confused; now, I was baffled, and Dizzy Dennis kicked off. Some of Sandra’s Mini-Seizures set in and stayed with me, which didn’t help much.
The Carer arrived, and I asked her to take off the socks. But we both forgot about them. Carer Maryham or Kimberley did the dinner slot and took off the socks later.
Then, had to visit the Porcelain Throne. A marathon visit it was too, I can tell yers!
It came agonisingly slowly, with two cube-shaped briquettes causing much bleeding and, as I said, agony! Poor old Harold’s
Shame! I hope they keep fresh.
Oh, I’d love to be able to afford a new cooker! Tsk!
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If hell exists there’d have to be a special place for politicians.
Will they be running the place, Paul?
Their actions bring bile to my throat, for they do these things without hindrance from other politicians.
Nye Bevan, the truest-ever socialist, must be turning in his grave.
Yes, Bevan would be angry, so many of the old guard would be too. Only Corbyn seems to hold to values.
Too true, Paul. I fear he is the last one who does.
Yes, Gerry, dealing with old age is difficult, and the politicians make it even tougher.
I feel for the youngsters, how the heck are they going to manage when they retire? The Oligarchs & politicians are guaranteed not to suffer, though.
Cheers, Tim, keep trying, Sir.