Sunday, 1 August 2010

Someone you passed by on the other side

The Sunday Scribbling prompt this week is to write an acceptance speech.  This is my take on the truth behind the gush.

I’d like to thank…and last, but not least, I must praise my mother who sadly can’t be with us tonight. image

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Saturday, 31 July 2010

Let him without sin…

Drug rap priest


As the choir sings Soul of My Saviour, I am handed a blurred photo that shows, through a gap in the curtains, a face, dappled by stained-glass colours, and a hand, cupping smarties like drugs.  With a shock. I realised it is Father Thomas, clearly singing from the wrong hymnsheet.

Random Word: Ignominious



 


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Six Word Saturday#20

Describing your Saturday life on Show My Face at the moment of writing in a phrase using just six words.

Rosie

Up at dawn because of dog**

** Rosie sleeps in the bedroom (long story) and in summer wakes me up at daybreak for reassurance that she isn’t alone. Funnily, never my wife who can sleep through an earthquake sleeps soundly. I, if I have had at least 5 hours sleep, is then very awake. For I’m that annoying guy from the hotel or camp who is chatty, smiley, full of get and go while you struggle to sip coffee and the world is in slow motion cotton wool for at least three more hours. So walk the dog says you (or tackle that garden you moaned about last week – please no need to turn abusive). I would walk her but then she goes back to sleep and gives me the ‘Why are you disturbing me look’, if I even venture to say walkies. So at 5.30am it’s catch up on the news, surf the net, do some writing and drink tea until someone surfaces. Given it’s nearly 9.am the solitude may end soon, honest. But 6WS on Show My Face isn’t even up yet. Sigh, it’s another cup of tea then.


Friday, 30 July 2010

What bit of NO is unclear?

Gagged

 

 

He wrote,‘My singing is like birds at dawn, my old mum said, but here on stage again, I’ll be even better once you’ve taken the gag off.#vss

 

 

 

Random Word:Weltanschauung


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‘Let air keep you bare’ – gravityless crockery at it’s best

 

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Atarian

 

‘Oops’

Captain Har grabbed at the rising berrysmoothie but it broke into balls heading towards the Ambassador. Ambassador Zawrl twitched, never a good sign in an Atarian. Feck gravityless crockery, Har thought, as he shouted, ‘Pucker up and suck the fruit.’

Historians claim that the subsequent mistranslation was the cause of the Atarian Cold War.

 

Random Word: Smoothies


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Thursday, 29 July 2010

A kind of loving

Teenage angst
You see I fancied her,
with her long legs
and went to talk
she wouldn’t,
and I couldn’t
so I didn’t

I asked a mate
our Tom
to put a word in
but he wouldn’t
and I couldn’t
so I didn’t

In the end
it was  Peggy
who loved a lot
so she would
and I could
so I did.


Random Word: At Last


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Harlots are Satan’s daughters waiting for the touch of love

Tarts and Vicars

 

 

 

Preacher Brio struggled down the cliff footpath. In London he saved fallen women. Here, he looked forward to the maid he was about to fell.

 

 

 

 

Random Word:Turpitude