He has a fetish for them. Anything vaguely throw-back to caveman era and he’s right into it.
‘Let’s go and build a fire in the woods and eat food there tonight – we can drop into Tescos and buy a disposable barbq!’ He suggested earlier with the grin of an eight year old treated to the best bay-blade money could buy.
‘Don’t tell me – you want to cut something up on a piece of wood, and use the knife?’
‘Possibly.’
‘Well I’ve got to drop this Mother’s Day card in as I won’t be here this weekend, so we can buy one of those ready-cooked chickens from the hot food section near the bakery, because I honestly don’t think you’re gonna find a barbq for sale in the seasonal aisle.’
‘Turkish walnut, look.’ proudly holding it up for me to see, the 🐗 clearly visible to give you the feeling any passing quarry could be easily despatched.
I found that Cee has another challenge that I had no knowledge of until today – what fun to join in.
Now for answering Cee’s 4 questions;
What did you like or not like about the first home you lived in without your parents?
I loved the privacy, the peace and the fact I could close the door and call it mine. It was a tiny one-bedroom cottage in Northamptonshire, red brick and over looking fields of sheep. Simply idyllic. There wasn’t anything about it I disliked.
What is your most favourite smell or scent?
Bacon frying!
Would you prefer snowy winters or not, and why?
50/50 split here. When it falls properly, as it did last week, if the country’s travel systems were built to take it, I’d welcome winters of snow.
But as the UK is not up to dealing with long-term snow, forget imagining weeks and weeks of it. In fact, I’ll go south near the equator, and I’ll see you in May 👌🏼
What did you appreciate or what made you smile this past week?
Reader’s positive comments on my writing in the blogging world. Still fairly new here but really enjoying the enthusiasm of so many writers 🥂
I feel like we all know one guy like this.
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☺️ hi Chris … I think you’re right
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In my first apartment I found a kind of death altar in the wardrobe😱
P.s
My husband has a similar knife 🙄😂
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A death alter?? Eeeek what did that look like?
Another hunter/outdoors type!!
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Candles ,a virgin mery figurine and a framed picture of the late wife😱
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😱😱😱
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Also first night in the bed collapse and the people living below cane up insulting us that they were tired of hearing”noises”….well we never been there before so obviously the estate agent made an alcove for himself…..yack….
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😱🤣🙈…. cheeky fellow…. or opportunist 😬
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I clearly remember I used other adjectives 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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🙊
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I wish I could take my work with me on the go un tethered from a lab .
like those programmers than fly to diffrent parts of the globe 3 months at a time and since they don’t stay long enough . They don’t have to pay taxes!
My favorite smells would be fresh home made sour dough out of the oven and that morning dew in the country side ,fresh air.
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When you find your way there, I’m coming too. Countryside fresh air is fabulous.
At the airport I might find your book (although I doubt it).
Remind me of the author lovely 🌸
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I think the Author is called Gail Tsukiyama
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you might be able to download audible on your phone and try a free trial and listen to it instead for free and then bail once the trail is over
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🤣 .. I have got audio linked to amazon I think … I’ll have a lot in a minute. Just doing last minute rug repairs in workshop 👌🏼
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Your first apartment sounds wonderful. Bacon smells good too. Thanks for sharing this week. 😀
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Pleasure was mine .. I loved that place and often make it the setting for books I read!
Have a great week 👌🏼
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