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Sorry, such a busy day.
Even though British Gas did not arrive again.
Heard nowt from the toenail cutter,
(I’ll be a cripple soon. Humph!)
The kind Social Lady arrived.
Help from Carer Ejas appreciated.
Unfortunately, had a seizure.
She gave me a good Q&A session.
But the seizure left me so confused, I’ll have to ask Ejaz for the details of what happened from when I came out-of-it. Saturday morning, I felt even worse.
Thankfully, recovered about noonish.
So could not do a blog as such.
I put some old blogs on,
Now, to start Saturday’s blog…
I’ll try to get some details from the depths of my warped, infected memory.
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Fascinating post, Gerry. I hope you keep doing the best you can. 😍🙏
Thank you kindly, Tim. 😎🙏🏻
You’re welcome, Gerry. 😍🙏
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At least you can still remember days of Nookie gone by and write an “Ode to Joy” about it. Seizures suck and happen at inopportune times. Like the French say, “Les choses sont contre nous!” (The odds are against us).
Despite the total absence of nookie, I do seem to get some satisfaction from remembering, recalling the different gals habits, ways, likes, dislikes. Most proinant being Grizelda’s habit of throwing my on the bed and diving on me, with her solid muscular body, and chairy chest… Blimey, just typing this got a movement from… never mind.
I do recall her calling me Bluder kerl (German), I think. I’ll look it up mate, hang on… No, I can’t find what it means in Google translator. Bet I spelt it wrongly, but it sounded like ‘bluder c/kerl’. Tsk! The odds are against me.
“Bluder kerl” in Germal appears to mean “Sturdy fellow!” Makes sense since you survived Griszelda diving on you.
I tried to find out, Tim, mate. So one hday meting my swuash buddy Trev for a bash on the court. His mother was German, and was visiting him with other family members having bar-b-que in the garden. When I said bluder-kerl, they all laughed out loud, but would not tell me what it meant. Trevor ‘thought’ it meant sill person’.
Google said: (For silly person: To call someone a silly person in a friendly or playful way in German, use Dummerchen or Scherzkeks. Joker/funny person.
So I’m adding these to the word list to use in my Odes, later. Hahaha!
I think you version is all likely the real one, mate. Cheers.
It could have multiple meanings and have all those meanings depending on what part of Germany a person is from. You have a good set of words for you, odes.
O bought a set of German Linguaphone records. Just to impress Grizelda. Kept it quiete long enough to learn a few sitable phrases to use. Came the day… She laughed so hard she cried; then told me not to bother. Har-har! Threw me on the bed and… say no more. YeeHaa!
Ah, happy days. I asked google what silly boy means in German: Stämmiger Kerl: A stocky, rugged, or heavily built guy.Starker Kerl: A strong guy or tough fellow. Spot on, Tim!
Hope you are doing okay. We could sure do with some rain here… never thought I’d say that. 38 localities banning hosepipes, Fire Brigade warnings.
Cheers to all. 🤗