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Walking naked around the village — 8 Comments

  1. I’ve been clean shaven for years but as preparation for a Seventies Night Party I regrew my beard. Unfortunately it came in all white, unlike in my youth. The interesting thing was that people treated me differently in the street (now clearly a ‘grandpa’) and rather more open and kindly. I guess I was no longer seen as a threat.

  2. Had a beard for years and one day decided to shave it off. No one in the family noticed until I pointed it out! They must just love me for my personality.

    • Went down. Visited a couple of shops. Went for coffee and sat with the usual crowd. Either no one noticed anything or they were too polite to do so.

      Earlier though Daughter had called around. She gave a loud shriek of delight. At least someone appreciated the effort.

  3. I could have let you borrow my strimmer for that little job!

    We could have had a tincture or three while I explained how to fix a new reel of nylon, which normally takes around five hours…

    But you and I would have learned a few new Anglo Saxon/Irish words…!

    • I have my own strimmer thanks but I leave that job now to the young folk. And being a strimmer owner I am well versed in the intricacies of those fucking nylon lines and also the accompanying lexicon.

      Come on over anyway and we’ll share a tincture or three [and maybe swap some local colloquialisms].

  4. Did you find any long lost objects, nick knacks, bird nests, pipe tending tools?
    Were you surprised at what was revealed?
    Will you change your page header picture?
    Just being nosey.

    • Sadly, no. Not even a rasher rind.

      Yes. My neck was far thicker than I remembered. Then I realised just how swollen my swollen neck glands are.

      No. I intend to return to a flourishing undergrowth post-op. I have saved it in a drawer for the occasion.

      Stop with the nose jokes. Snot funny.

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