TONIGHT???? It was three in the morning, Sweetheart! Learn to tell time--or at least learn how to estimate using the little hand.
Of course, the clock in the kitchen is Arabic (big hand goes counter-clockwiswe) and so it might have "looked" like it was nine o'clock ... and it was dark outside, so I'll have to give this one to you.
Sweetie, Wonder what routine Sinbad uses at the USAF academy tonight? I know he doesn't work blue, but that Colorado Springs crowd of Jim Dobson doesn't chuckle at any little thing. Always stay sweet, Gem
Sweetie, I have found it! Your owner is the living embodiment of the Samuel Beckett. Listen to this from the review of his letters in the NYT which were just published: During the dry spells in his employment, which were many, he said he was engaged in 'private study and contemplation.' They also said, 'His creativity is a source of torment because, although he is a genius, as yet he lacks the wherewithal to bring his vocation to satisfactory fruition. He is, in short, waiting." Always stay sweet, Gem (The review is on the NYT site today)
TONIGHT???? It was three in the morning, Sweetheart! Learn to tell time--or at least learn how to estimate using the little hand.
ReplyDeleteOf course, the clock in the kitchen is Arabic (big hand goes counter-clockwiswe) and so it might have "looked" like it was nine o'clock ... and it was dark outside, so I'll have to give this one to you.
Love
U.J. (the guy in the bedroom off the kitchen)
Sweetie,
ReplyDeleteWonder what routine Sinbad uses at the USAF academy tonight? I know he doesn't work blue, but that Colorado Springs crowd of Jim Dobson doesn't chuckle at any little thing.
Always stay sweet,
Gem
Sweetie,
ReplyDeleteI have found it! Your owner is the living embodiment of the Samuel Beckett. Listen to this from the review of his letters in the NYT which were just published: During the dry spells in his employment, which were many, he said he was engaged in 'private study and contemplation.' They also said, 'His creativity is a source of torment because, although he is a genius, as yet he lacks the wherewithal to bring his vocation to satisfactory fruition. He is, in short, waiting."
Always stay sweet,
Gem (The review is on the NYT site today)