Tuesday, August 06, 2019

Is Your Summer Flying By?

 
Let's look at the date on that wall calendar a little more closely. It's August 6th, already!
Is your summer flying by or dragging along?

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  1. My summer is doing just fine, thank you, but it seems to be going at a different seed than yours since my Monday was August 5. Lead foot canadians.

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    1. PEENEE: The Mistress may have been fiddling with the knobs on Blogger’s publishing date/time option when she posted this.

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  2. Unlike yours, whos just majorly hanging down and swinging, mine is flying by! Noooooooooooooo

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    1. MISTRESS MADDIE: ♫It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing♫

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  3. Summer is done here. We are now entering early Autumn - there will be a few hot days sprinkled around before the end of September, but mostly it is done with and it's time to shake out the knitwear.
    Sx

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    1. MISS SCARLET: Is it time that Infomaniac reverted to a knitting blog?

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  4. Ours didn't really start till mid-June, so it is whizzing by at a rate of knots. Unlike Ms "Doom-and-Gloom" Scarlet, however, we're keeping everything crossed for a lovely "Indian Summer"... I don't usually put a jacket on before October, and I am not going to start now! Jx

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    1. JON: Not even a smoking jacket?

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    2. I don't need a jacket to smoke, dear...

      Of course, if one were to be invited to a society do, one would dress appropriately for the occasion. Jx

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  5. Anytime now we are going to be plagued with the infernal thrips, minute 1mm insects that crawl over your scalp, arms and legs, they get into places you wouldn't show to a doctor and they itch like mad.

    Roll-on autumn, roll-on winter. Go away underboob clamminess.

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    1. Agreed! We have already been plagued by storm flies. This has been a particularly hot and clammy summer with the associated insects.
      Sx

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    2. We used to get what I think was the Blandford Fly at our last place - and I found out the hard way I am extremely allergic to their bites; at various stages my arm, leg, belly-button (ouch) and eyelid all swelled up thanks to those little bastards. Jx

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    3. Oh they're nasty,Jon. We have horse flies here, they're nasty too.
      Sx

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    4. MITZI, MISS SCARLET, AND JON: I've posted something new so that you may carry on with this discussion in the comment section of the new post.

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  6. "Flying?" Honey, Boeing couldn't
    get those off the ground if they tried.

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    1. NORMA: I prefer travel by rail, in any case.

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