[cath 55]

and tommorow?
tommorow what a strange sounding word
it promises hope, or does it
does it merely promise a maybe
a maybe on the morrow
things will happen
wishes will come true?

[cath 55]

@sharongooner wrote:

these kids get to play with Alans cash!!!!!!!!!!!!

one of my favorite programs… anybody else wathing these idiots selling their souls?

I do sharon lol :oops: :wink:

[cath 55]

today i wish i could go back to bed and snuggle up……….. instead of facing the biatch from hell in the office tuts!!! :evil: :roll:

[cath 55]

@toybulldog wrote:

(this one keeps a promise to Cath56 xx)

By sloth on sorrow fathered
These dusty-featured Lollocks
Have their nativity in all disordered
Backs of cupboard drawers.

They play hide and seek
Among collars and novels
And empty medicine bottles,
And letters from abroad
That never will be answered.

Every sultry night
They plague little children,
Gurgling from the cistern,
Humming from the air,
Skewing up the bed-clothes,
Twitching the blind.

When the imbecile aged
Are over-long in dying
And the nurse drowses,
Lollocks come skipping
Up the tattered stairs
And are nasty together
In the bed’s shadow.

The signs of their presence
Are boils on the neck,
Dreams of vexation suddenly recalled
In the middle of the morning,
Languor after food.

Men cannot see them,
Men cannot hear them,
Do not believe in them –
But suffer the more,
Both in neck and belly.

Women can see them –
O those naughty wives
Who sit by the fireside
Munching bread and honey,
Watching them in mischief
From corners of their eyes,
Slily allowing them to lick
Honey-sticky fingers.

Sovereign against Lollocks
Are hard broom and soft broom,
To well comb the hair,
To well brush the shoe,
And to pay every debt
So soon as it’s due.

Robert Graves

thank you doggy ;) xx

[cath 55]

@godz wrote:

lol i remember godzuki lol hmm lots of diff people on boards then in the rooms. *looks for his regs freinds* lol

hey godz welcome to the boards hun xxxx roarrrrrrrr stomp!!! lol xx

[cath 55]

Ilike lots of the classics sgt, dickens, jane eyre, wuthering heights, a lot of catherine cookson books are very good too, i dnt like mills n boon rubbish though, another book I have read in the last year is tuppence to cross the mersey by helen forrester i quite enjoyed that too.. one book i tried to read was catcher in the rye and to kill a mockingbird….. i say tried because no matter how hard i tried i couldnt get back into them. I did read billy connelly’s autobiography too but dint capture me either. tuts :( I am however trying to work my way through a list of other classics , lol I read the swiss family robinson again not so long ago :oops: :wink:

[cath 55]

a misunderstanding between 2 idiots!! :D :oops: :wink:

[cath 55]

I dont read as much as i used to but the last 2 books i read were , ‘may contain nuts’ and the ‘best a man can get’ both by an author called John O Farrell……… absolutelyhilarious, i can remember the last time a book made me laugh out loud literally lol…….. both books are a tongue in cheek look at life but very true to life too, a must for a light hearted read.

I have just started to read Rebecca again by Daphne du Maurier, my daughter bought it for me for christmas. :)

[cath 55]

@ugo wrote:

@cath 55 wrote:

@janey wrote:

What do you wish you could understood Cath55?

just stuff janey …… :wink:

you mean you wish you was younger Cath55 & not an old crinkly bint ……?

stf ugo tuts no i dont wish i was younger, *lights cauldron* u’ll keep ugo :evil: :evil:

[cath 55]

@rossylass wrote:

Hugs for my mate Cath (((((hugs)))))…………… you know where I am my friend xxxx

Ugo be nice :) I know you can be xxx

rossyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy mwahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh xoxoxoxoxoxox chubster hugs to yas xxxxx

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