Oh! You damaged your knee? It's lovely when the pain disappears, isn't it? Thus, I shall bring two blankets: one for our 'behinds' :), and one for your knees.
Andrew, so you are wishing me additional to all my handicaps a sore knee, too. Now I start to understand what they are talking about when people say that, having certain friends one does not need to have enemies, anymore. :)
Perfect :-) Will you join me?
ReplyDeleteOf course, I will.
ReplyDeleteShall I bring a blanket? It's getting a bit cold, these days. :)
Yes I blanket is a good idea. My poor old knee that I damaged earlier this year needs keeping warm.
ReplyDeleteOh! You damaged your knee? It's lovely when the pain disappears, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteThus, I shall bring two blankets: one for our 'behinds' :), and one for your knees.
Yes I was clumsy...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cheriesplace.me.uk/blog/index.php/2012/05/13/an-afternoon-stroll/
I thought nothing more of it until I went on holiday a few weeks later and it started aching!
Now that you mention it two blankets sound like a good idea :-)
Two blankets then. :)
ReplyDeleteThe peace of the day and the night on this place!
ReplyDeleteThat's a fine wish, Jams. It is a wonderful quiet and peaceful spot; especially when no one else is around. :)
ReplyDeleteO temps, suspend to vol... (Le Lac, Lamartine)
ReplyDeleteTwo blankets
ReplyDeletea jug of wine
a loaf of bread
and chunk of cheese
and Sean and Cherie
each with a sore knee
would be an interesting sight
to see
Tee hee
Claude
ReplyDeleteAndrew,
so you are wishing me additional to all my handicaps a sore knee, too.
Now I start to understand what they are talking about when people say that, having certain friends one does not need to have enemies, anymore.
:)