I was once totally captivated by a Highland pipe band warming up before a village rugby match. Oh, the kilts, the kilts! (And the rugby players weren't bad, either...)
(laughing too hysterically to type) There is now wine all over my screen, keyboard- the whole bit. (love the interested/inquisitive look on Harry's face)
Hee hee hee! Just remember what my DH says whenever someone asks what's worn under his kilt - "Everything down there is in perfect working order! Nothing worn at all!"
I can imagine leaping over a sheep instead of claymores would be a more difficult endeavor. It certainly would make for fine looking calves for those kilt hose.
One can only assume, from Dolores' -- *aspect* - that the merry dancers are "regimental"---ah, reminds me of me auld days at Macalester College. Gave a whole new meaning to "college education", I can tell you. (I really AM tickled with our new President -- but one can imagine how it all would've been, had Dolores taken the day {sigh}.) Hmmm....my "word" is singularly appropriate, Scottish accent and all: "wearr". Good 'un, laddie.
Franklin, I checked out "The Panopticon" after receiving "It Itches". Your book and your blog has helped relieved some of my S.A.D.--Delores actually made me laugh when all I felt like doing was cry my eyes out for no reason. I've made myself a private "happy book" (just a journal only for my own use) for my darkest days and Delores is a welcome site! Looking forward to Day Six through Twelve! Have a very happy New Year!
Thanks so much for giving everyone a very superb opportunity to read in detail from this blog. It really is so enjoyable and as well , full of amusement for me and my office co-workers to search the blog nearly three times weekly to find out the fresh issues you will have. And indeed, I'm just at all times satisfied with your attractive tricks you give. Certain 4 ideas in this post are surely the most impressive we have ever had.
You are delightfully naughty.
ReplyDeleteDolores is going to share those pictures, right?
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Goodness.
ReplyDeleteToo funny, Franklin - just too funny!
I'm totally jealous *I* wasn't there...cuz I'd totally be doing that...sigh.
ReplyDeleteI was once totally captivated by a Highland pipe band warming up before a village rugby match. Oh, the kilts, the kilts! (And the rugby players weren't bad, either...)
ReplyDeleteIt appears Harry has recuperated!
ReplyDeleteAnd, my DH delivered a bus and picked up another one in Smock, PA today. I told him about your Grandmother and the museum there.
(laughing too hysterically to type) There is now wine all over my screen, keyboard- the whole bit. (love the interested/inquisitive look on Harry's face)
ReplyDeleteHarry's expression just makes it. Love these!
ReplyDelete(insert wolf whistle here)
ReplyDeleteMen in kilts, h'ray!
This is just getting better and better. OMG. Thanks Franklin!
ReplyDeleteI will never never never ever remember the "real" words now because these are forever tattooed on my brain! Day five - Dah dah dah Dah! I cannot wait.
ReplyDeleteMy word verificiation is "boynisse" and THAT says it all.
You are wonderful. Please keep us humming along.
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Hee hee hee! Just remember what my DH says whenever someone asks what's worn under his kilt - "Everything down there is in perfect working order! Nothing worn at all!"
ReplyDelete;-)
Love it! Hilarious!
ReplyDeleteWanton whimsy...I'm loving these!
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever, Franklin.
Happy New Year!
I can imagine leaping over a sheep instead of claymores would be a more difficult endeavor. It certainly would make for fine looking calves for those kilt hose.
ReplyDeleteBoxers. Tartan.
ReplyDeleteWell, well, well. Looky what we have on Day Five! I might be willing to duke it out with Dolores for THAT prize. Kilts and nice legs...mmmmmm...
ReplyDeleteHow about a Guys with Yarn and Kilts calendar for 2010?
I might've known that it would be DOLORES who finally disclosed the Secret of the Ages:)
ReplyDeleteGod rest ye, merry gentle man!
Oh man, she is too funny! I love the little skein of yarn!
ReplyDeleteOne can only assume, from Dolores' -- *aspect* - that the merry dancers are "regimental"---ah, reminds me of me auld days at Macalester College. Gave a whole new meaning to "college education", I can tell you. (I really AM tickled with our new President -- but one can imagine how it all would've been, had Dolores taken the day {sigh}.) Hmmm....my "word" is singularly appropriate, Scottish accent and all: "wearr". Good 'un, laddie.
ReplyDeleteThis is just the very best!
ReplyDeleteFranklin, I checked out "The Panopticon" after receiving "It Itches". Your book and your blog has helped relieved some of my S.A.D.--Delores actually made me laugh when all I felt like doing was cry my eyes out for no reason. I've made myself a private "happy book" (just a journal only for my own use) for my darkest days and Delores is a welcome site! Looking forward to Day Six through Twelve!
ReplyDeleteHave a very happy New Year!
Occasion for immoderate laughter...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for giving everyone a very superb opportunity to read in detail from this blog. It really is so enjoyable and as well , full of amusement for me and my office co-workers to search the blog nearly three times weekly to find out the fresh issues you will have. And indeed, I'm just at all times satisfied with your attractive tricks you give. Certain 4 ideas in this post are surely the most impressive we have ever had.
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