Thus to Monday's cats
Drove out to the animal shelter to see if they had found the cat that strayed a few days ago.
Not the Toyota tilter, the other, seemingly more sensible one.
Sic semper felix mundi.
Then spent the rest of the day putting together the last of the cabinetry.
It's still not done, but almost.
Tschüß
Here's a picture of something
You know, this is a sharp lookin' ride.
I wish I could find a better picture.
I have some somewhere.
Not the Toyota tilter, the other, seemingly more sensible one.
Sic semper felix mundi.
Then spent the rest of the day putting together the last of the cabinetry.
It's still not done, but almost.
Tschüß
Here's a picture of something
You know, this is a sharp lookin' ride.
I wish I could find a better picture.
I have some somewhere.
Labels: Bristol
posted by Lane Savant at 5:14 PM
4 Comments:
So Polalie stuck around, but the other one strayed off? You neglected to mention, however, what the result of your search and inquiry was.
OMG, the kitchen begins to approach completion. That only leaves a "few" more rooms to work on, enit?
Even knowing a tiny bit of HS German, I still have no idea what Tschub, with the omlot means. Anonomann says it a lot. Odd that when he jumped on in the last comment strata, he made no mention of the imposter who has been using his moniker.
The Bristol looked a little sad in that pic, with even the Fiat behind it turning its back to it. When was the last time you actually drove it? it always was, and still is, a headturner; primarily because most folks had no idea what kind of ride it was/is.
Now that we have found Janet Leigh and her poetry blog site, why don't you jump on and share some of your ascerbic wit and devastating charm?
Glenn
Hallo, Nochmals, Lane!
We do see some of the old Bristols once in a while over here, but yours was special, because it was so rare there in Seattle. Sad about your kitty, hope you find it. Perhaps Emily was richtig, and you need a good hund. If LL does come to visit you too, she will love to play with Meredith in your garden and yard. You both were so lovely to her last year. We continue to send our best regards to you, Meredith, and Keth, and even Butch, who can be a stinker.
Anonomann
Hey, stinker,
We didn't find the cat.
No foolin' she also wants to raise the roof on the lake side of the house.
Devastating charm eh? maybe that's what set Meighan off.
If you want to write Tschuss as
Tschüß
Write the 'u' as & # 252
And the ss as & # 223
Anono. We're looking forward to seeing you.
O.K. let's publish this and see if the html codes work
Hallo, Lane, Glenn, and Imposter!
The other comment here by an iposter-Anonomann is NOT by me (the original Anonomann), I really do NOT like somebody using my Blog name; you should use either your own name or a made-up name that is not the name used by another correspondent to the ´same Blogsite!!! PLEASE do NOT use the name "Anonomann" again on this site!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: Glenn's question: "Tschüß" is the German equivalent of "So long" or "See you" or "Take care". It is used among friends. For others, one says "Auf Wiedersehen" or "Wiedersehen".
Tschüß,
Anonomann
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