Monday 27 April 2015

27 th April meeting cheznous

Jenny started with more memories of her childhood and the pleasure of going to the pictures. John different held political views. Sheila a long saga about why her story wasn't finished. Joan Read how to get rid of an abusive husband stick a knife in and twist. Be careful Jack!
Sue swimming lovers - fish? My story about kissing horses - yuck. Joan E exploits of Mark.
Ann about babies. Brian and fairy stories and kissing a frog or was it a toad? A marriage proposal in the park.
Pat got 3 votes

Kissed Him

There’s that mosquito again! He follows me around. Why me? I know its the same one, I recognise his sneering look. Also, he re-incarnates himself as the trusty fly swatter has smashed him several times already.

I wearily went into the bathroom, and there he was, grinning at me. I chased him around with the towel, Whack, whack, I've got him now. Ha de Ha Ha Ha.

Where we live there are ponds and ditches and we all know the mosquitoes hatch out on warm days. There’s no hope it seems.

Feeling rather frustrated I thought I would take it out on the compost, but no. A giant fuzzy bumble bee was busy flying in and out of compost bin number 2 which was the very one I wanted to turn over. Now I love bumble bees and if it is building a nest in the compost there's no way I am going to disturb it. He was so lovely I could have kissed him (no I wouldn't).

Walking back up the garden path with the empty wheelbarrow, a cloud of gnats appeared from nowhere, catching the sun it seemed there were thousands of them! Or were they freshly hatched mosquitoes?

Later that evening I woefully watched huge red weals appear on my arms and Oh! How they itched. That dratted mosquito had finally got me!




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