Madame Curieuse, it's not easy after a joyeous day to suddenly become serious again. However, you are right when adding 'if possible'. It's a nice thought, though. And - so far - thoughts enjoy freedom. And I do allow myself to enjoy freedom of speech.
Btw., regards to Sir Veillance and those of his clones who have the pleasure to either enjoy reading this blog and getting paid for it.
Chère Madame Curieuse, the few details you told me about Lady Simplissima give me but a vague idea of her character. Still, I think it might be contra-productive did I ask you to let her know 'he's so grateful to have found a teacher'. Rather tell her 'silly pernicketiness has been the politest word of this ingrate cretin'. This will keep her going. What do you think?
I loved that comment when you posted at James' and still do :-)
ReplyDeleteA brilliant pun.
ReplyDelete:)
Excellent wordplay - I love it :)
ReplyDeleteMyladies,
ReplyDeleteyou make my heart rise like a falcon up to the sky. :)
A gold star comment Sean. I liked it too at James. I can see it really tickled your fancy.
ReplyDeleteAh, jmb,
ReplyDeletejust look above, please ... it's still rising.
Bravo! Encore, if possible...
ReplyDeleteMadame Curieuse,
ReplyDeleteit's not easy after a joyeous day to suddenly become serious again.
However, you are right when adding 'if possible'.
It's a nice thought, though. And - so far - thoughts enjoy freedom.
And I do allow myself to enjoy freedom of speech.
Btw., regards to Sir Veillance and those of his clones who have the pleasure to either enjoy reading this blog and getting paid for it.
Free, in spirit and words! A true kin of O'Nuallain...
ReplyDeleteHaha Good one Sean!
ReplyDeleteCher Madame Curieuse,
ReplyDeletedo you see my lips smiling, and my eyes sparkling? :)
Jams,
go raibh míle maith agat.
Ní i gcomhnuidhe bharhann daidín fia. :)
From Simplissima (who can be often bothersome!)
ReplyDeleteHe= Cher
She= Chère Madame Curieuse
Returning votre sourire et clin d'oeil.;-)
Chère Madame Curieuse,
ReplyDeletethe few details you told me about Lady Simplissima give me but a vague idea of her character.
Still, I think it might be contra-productive did I ask you to let her know 'he's so grateful to have found a teacher'.
Rather tell her 'silly pernicketiness has been the politest word of this ingrate cretin'.
This will keep her going. What do you think?
"Silly pernicketiness" killed Simplissima dret on the spot.
ReplyDeleteFree at last. Free. Free. Free.
If only you had never mentioned Monsieur Parfait Voltaire. Hard to please, ce gentilhomme! On verra bien...
go raibh mile maith agat: may you have a thousand good things.
Oh dear, you told her although knowing she'd detonate?
ReplyDeleteWhy would I have asked 'What do you think?'
Ah, c'est bien ma veine!