funny.
love the word play :)much lovegillena
__Ah the "ruits o the auld aik".Smiles to you, John! _m
ha ha ha. love it!
I should visit my dentist. And in our old elm-tree we have one big half-decayed branch, too. Another one already falled down last summer; none damages, yet. We got also one oak, but she is healthy.approaching spring storm -- quivering branches
like how the scots provides an unintentional(?) pun in English Nice one
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the smile is still here :)
I had to look for the verb. More an impeachment then a denouncement.Best wishesRalf
funny.
ReplyDeletelove the word play :)
ReplyDeletemuch love
gillena
__Ah the "ruits o the auld aik".
ReplyDeleteSmiles to you, John! _m
ha ha ha. love it!
ReplyDeleteI should visit my dentist. And in our old elm-tree we have one big half-decayed branch, too. Another one already falled down last summer; none damages, yet.
ReplyDeleteWe got also one oak, but she is healthy.
approaching
spring storm --
quivering branches
like how the scots provides an unintentional(?) pun in English
ReplyDeleteNice one
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ReplyDeletethe smile is still here :)
ReplyDeleteI had to look for the verb. More an impeachment then a denouncement.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Ralf