When I read the title "What Good Catholics do in Their Spare Time?"; and in view of my recent post on my Blog, I thought: Well ... certainly not what Mary and I did !!!
Then I read "Kitten Caboodle Noodle Streudel" and din't undertsand a word. Streudel over here is an apple pie.
Then I clicked the link.
Clever post Mary. Kept me guessing and I still could not work it out.
Hi Victor, I no longer "moon" people in my spare time - I leave that to you, the plumbers, and the guys at church who wear the big baggy jeans :)
Oops...sorry for the crack. Couldn't resist...you know how it is when one is cheeky by nature.
Streudel is like a pie. Streudel makes sense to me, but...raw? You suggested they eat raw and I was shocked. Then I remembered your favorite restaurant was Roadkill Cafe. That WAS it, right?
The thing is ... when I realised what had happened I just stood there looking out of the window totally frozen in brain and mind.
AAAHHHH !!! What do I do now? There were people walking the streets outside. Don't know if they saw me all the very long time I was there.
And the woman was still talking to me on the phone. And I was still listening to her; standing there with my differences ... until I finally realised what to do.
Sue, Victor's tipping the ole whiskey bottle again, me thinks ;) It's hidden in his study behind the books "How to Train Your Dog in Three Easy Steps" and "Aunty Matilda's Tips on Bathroom Etiquette". (This second book includes a chapter on how to evade the occasional faux pas in polite company.) Victor skipped this chapter.
You'll appreciate the link - I've read the back and forths between you and Victor on Roadkill Cafe :)
I remember Road kill Cafe. That was a very amusing conversation!
What I want to know is how come some people can write such a tiny post and be interesting and I need to use so many words? I once read a post that went something like, 'I never watch TV. I never have.' They were about 70 comments at the time I visited. Some peope seem to be interesting whatever they say!!
Sue, You started the whole road kill thing on one of your posts and it took off from there :) It sure was funny! When I read your blog I always go through the comment section because you and Victor crack me up! Both of you have a great sense of humor.
I don't know why some people get so many comments. One lady that I love used to get 60 or 70 comments every time she posted. I wish she was still blogging- she was one of those people that everyone couldn't help but love.
Mary,
ReplyDeleteWhen I read the title "What Good Catholics do in Their Spare Time?"; and in view of my recent post on my Blog, I thought: Well ... certainly not what Mary and I did !!!
Then I read "Kitten Caboodle Noodle Streudel" and din't undertsand a word. Streudel over here is an apple pie.
Then I clicked the link.
Clever post Mary. Kept me guessing and I still could not work it out.
God bless.
Hi Victor,
ReplyDeleteI no longer "moon" people in my spare time - I leave that to you, the plumbers, and the guys at church who wear the big baggy jeans :)
Oops...sorry for the crack. Couldn't resist...you know how it is when one is cheeky by nature.
Streudel is like a pie. Streudel makes sense to me, but...raw? You suggested they eat raw and I was shocked. Then I remembered your favorite restaurant was Roadkill Cafe. That WAS it, right?
Though eating raw IS the in thing these days....
ReplyDeleteNot "in the raw" though, Victor.
Mary I love your CATchy titles of late. Your response of "People Eating Tasty Animals" from your husband is priceless. Blessings dear one.
ReplyDeleteOh, my husband is priceless alright ;)He likes to say things as they are and the truth is that most people like a thick, juicy steak now and then.
ReplyDeleteI almost fell off my chair when I read "Kitten Caboodle Noodle Streudel"! Funny!!
God bless you, too, Grace :)
Hi Mary,
ReplyDeleteStrictly speaking I did not moon ... I was rather more revealing than you as your readers will find out from my Blog.
I wouldn't advise eating raw or in the raw either. Certainly not standing too close to sausages grilling on a barbecue.
Although, I suspect some people do so at nudist camps. That's where people go to air their differences.
"That's where people go to air their differences." Lol!!
ReplyDeleteI graciously concede defeat ;)
No, you didn't exactly "moon" but you certainly were (unknowingly) a star performer that day. Were there any requests for curtain calls?
No requests as such.
ReplyDeleteThe thing is ... when I realised what had happened I just stood there looking out of the window totally frozen in brain and mind.
AAAHHHH !!! What do I do now? There were people walking the streets outside. Don't know if they saw me all the very long time I was there.
And the woman was still talking to me on the phone. And I was still listening to her; standing there with my differences ... until I finally realised what to do.
Was it too late? Had I been seen?
The scenario keeps playing in my mind.
And the moral of this story is:
ReplyDeleteIt is right and just to hang up on telemarketers.
After all, they're supposed to be showcasing their stuff, not yours :)
Your dog has no manners, Victor. Neither does your cat!
YEEESSSS !!!!! That woman certainly showcased my stuff for all to see.
ReplyDeleteNo hidden clauses whatsoever or small print ... She certainly did a good job as a presenter.
Mary,
ReplyDeleteI haven't even read the post at the end of the link yet. The comments here are amusing enough!
"It is right and just to hang up on telemarketers." Yes! I agree entirely.
Now maybe I will go read the post!
Sue,
ReplyDeleteVictor's tipping the ole whiskey bottle again, me thinks ;) It's hidden in his study behind the books "How to Train Your Dog in Three Easy Steps" and "Aunty Matilda's Tips on Bathroom Etiquette". (This second book includes a chapter on how to evade the occasional faux pas in polite company.) Victor skipped this chapter.
You'll appreciate the link - I've read the back and forths between you and Victor on Roadkill Cafe :)
Cute, Mary. I totally missed the CATholics pun until I read through the whole thing.
ReplyDeleteJust joking around a bit, Barb :)
ReplyDeleteMary,
ReplyDeleteI remember Road kill Cafe. That was a very amusing conversation!
What I want to know is how come some people can write such a tiny post and be interesting and I need to use so many words? I once read a post that went something like, 'I never watch TV. I never have.' They were about 70 comments at the time I visited. Some peope seem to be interesting whatever they say!!
Anyway, you and Victor always amuse me.
God bless you!
Sue,
ReplyDeleteYou started the whole road kill thing on one of your posts and it took off from there :) It sure was funny! When I read your blog I always go through the comment section because you and Victor crack me up! Both of you have a great sense of humor.
I don't know why some people get so many comments. One lady that I love used to get 60 or 70 comments every time she posted. I wish she was still blogging- she was one of those people that everyone couldn't help but love.
God bless you, too!
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