
1 believe I came across a phenomenon,
A prognostication visiting the psychometrician,
The man was a bit of a pecksniffian…
He asked if I indulge in procreation…
He noticed my tackle was positively pygmean,
We didn’t get as far as any prognostication,
One trait I have plenty of is being plebeian,
His suggestion, for my next Odes pultrusion…
My ailments & failures, now in profusion,
Said my heart failure is down to poor perfusion,
I’m not sure if he was a Doctor, a homoeopath, or a surgeon…
A consultant, obstetrician, or a prison physician,
Was it I or he who was the pigwidgeon?
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Must call Sister Jane in the morning. And Jenny, too.
A day of without a single visit from
The increased pain from the knee fractures was tolerable. However, they eased suddenly at night, and for hours I could walk about with relatively little pain. Naturally, in the morning, they were back again, but it was an unexpected experience that I enjoyed. But I would have preferred to have had a visit from
It was my brain that worried me a smidgeon. Active, but wayward, and when I got to sleep,
Constantly waking up, and getting back asleep, only to find that
I suppose I’ll have to mention this to the Neurologist at the meeting. Here, on the blog, I just tell it as it is. But sitting face-to-face with someone to say to them is a different experience. Hey-ho!
You never know, I might wake up in the morning, somersault out of bed while yodelling and do a backflip… free of pain, vision and hearing repaired and working, or not.
I believe my brain has lost its perception
logicality, discrimination & elucidation
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Wonderful ode. Great-looking meal.
Ah, thank you kindly, Tim. Appreciate that.
Great ode, Gerry, and some real nice photos. The food looks really good. Have a blessed week.
Hank you kindly, Sir.
All the best.
Methinks that you underestimate the keen quality of your recognizing and categorizing so many disparate and curious things. That cluttered pile provides a great example of how much stuff can be packed on the surface of a small table — the carer’s table, as it were.
You keep track of a great many things, actually. And, darned if Ejaz doesn’t keep you and all yer stuff looking up-to-snuff. Please tell that lad that he impresses me quite a bit with his ingenuity.
Kindest regards to all and each who join you regularly at yer flat!
Saith all here at the Manor of Crowell!
Thank you kindly, Billum of the Manor.
I passed on your message to Ejaz. He says Ta muchly, and fank you.