Random and inconsistent snippets from an unstructured mind. My truth may not be your truth. A fact is a fact only by standing on it.
It can't fall down, there is nothing holding it up...
Except some sort of capitalist exploitation. The writer is a 3rd generation Indigenous Australian. Not, i might add, Aboriginal - two different concepts.
What Wot. Are you hibernating up there in the sticks. must be real taters where you are. I presume you collect and chop your fallen branches to keep warm during daytime and burn them to keep warm at night time.. tough life. a bit too medeival for me.like rural Brits in 20's. outside dunny's, candle light, kerosene lamps, well water, weekly bath, horse and carts. steam radio run by accumulater battery. weather always too hot or too cold and family always poor.
Um, cannot remember when i tasted my first "date" (remember them, apparently grow on trees - somewhere in this exotic 18th century British fantasy notion called the "middle east").
I am Elephant's Child because like Kiplings creation I suffer from insatiable curiosity. And elephants (and tigers) swim very well. Why the tiger? A photo I was proud of.
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ReplyDeleteOr; UVLOB WDYGI.
ReplyDeleteWOT?
ReplyDeleteWhat Wot. Are you hibernating up there in the sticks. must be real taters where you are.
ReplyDeleteI presume you collect and chop your fallen branches to keep warm during daytime and burn them to keep warm at night time.. tough life. a bit too medeival for me.like rural Brits in 20's. outside dunny's, candle light, kerosene lamps, well water, weekly bath, horse and carts. steam radio run by accumulater battery. weather always too hot or too cold and family always poor.
Hibernating fer the winter? Yep, Sort of.
ReplyDeleteUm, 'collecting fallen branches' is illegal, in some jurisdictions.
Medieval??? Get used to it.
Um, cannot remember when i tasted my first "date" (remember them, apparently grow on trees - somewhere in this exotic 18th century British fantasy notion called the "middle east").
ReplyDeleteIf it works for you and your partner, why not. And hopefully on the second and subsequent dates as well.
ReplyDeleteEC, am curious. Why is your avatar a swimming tiger? Surely elephants don't do that - or am i missing something.
ReplyDeleteI am Elephant's Child because like Kiplings creation I suffer from insatiable curiosity. And elephants (and tigers) swim very well.
ReplyDeleteWhy the tiger? A photo I was proud of.
EC, nah, meant that elephants don't sprog tigers.
ReplyDeleteHowever, appreciate the metaphor.