Monday, March 29, 2021
Jams and The Atomic Theory
In case you wish to read the words: The Englisch text you find here, at the blog of my friend Jams who today would have become 58; the translation into German here.
Like eight years ago, I do like thinking of my friend Jams having a pint of plain tonight with Flann O'Brien [and perhaps a second with Father Jack whilst Ted (not Father Ted, obviously) is reciting an episode of The Master and Margarita; discussing with Sergeant Pluck the advantages and disadvantages of becoming a bicycle, whilst feeding Mimi with cheese; taking phantastic photos while strolling around in his new surroundings without feeling any pain in his knees, let alone longing for Garra rufa to nibble skin off his feet; organising a weekly poetry contest the winner of which will be rewarded with a bicycle-esque looking William Topaz McGonagall-statue and ... ah ... oh well ... enjoying his new alltemporaries with what he uses to call drivel, and now and then sending love to his not-wife Shirl, a smile to his Mum and Dad, a twinkle of his eyes to Tim, Li, Elahe and amongst others ... well ... to you and to me.!
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Flann O'Brien,
Jams O'Donnell,
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Excellent
ReplyDeleteJust re-read the comment-section at Jams' and wonder how many percent golf club your arms are now ten years later. 85? Well, and your mouth meanwhile is 50 + x percent chocolate, eh? ;-)
DeleteWonderful memories, beautifully composed.
ReplyDeleteYes, wonderful memories. And so sad that Jams would suddenly die, seven days before his 50th birthday.
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