39 plus vat

So very VERY boring, married (need rescuing by knight in shining armour with huge bank balance and tricky ticker) old woman with 2 kids (Theo aged 16 and Ysabella aged 13) and a barking mad, very OLD, husband - no improvement there. Collection of cats, dead gerbils and absolutely no goldfish whatsoever. Ask me anything else you want to know, and I might tell you.

Thursday, July 29, 2004

Storm in a teacup?

.......probably not - however when I rang to see how things were at home today, I got short shrift (no, I have no idea what that means either - ask my granny)

They're all going bowling and they were just leaving the house and why was I ringing anyway?

Ho hum.


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2 Comments:

At 6:19 pm, Blogger Mike Da Hat said...

A shrift is a confession usually to a priest, so short shrift is a little confession, presumably. Although we had a shrift shop when I was small where mother took our clothes. We'd grown out of so I always assumed short shrift was because the clothes were by definition always to small for me. I hope that helps........

 
At 11:04 am, Blogger kissme said...

Well thank you Mike DH. It was my Catholic granny that used to say it, my Jewish granny's little sayings were even more incomprehensible.

 

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