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It was bloody marvelous!
Professor Ambrose Penwose, Kiwi
I enjoy days with nothing to do even though I don’t like doing nothing.
It occurred to me there is a definite connection between posting nothing and getting likes and comments. Yet, I will not force anything.
If it isn’t here, it isn’t there.
Then I heard a melody that brought back memories of happy days…
“Someone’s knocking at the door, somebody’s ringing the bell”…
I love The Beetles and that is one of my favorites for a special reason, it helped make my wife by marriage what she is today…my Xwife by marriage.
It was a tune she also enjoyed although it troubled her.
I would put it on the victrola amongst a stack of records so it would be the third or fourth to play after she was already dispirited and melancholy from the previous selections.
It was beautiful. I did not have to say a word. I just sat and watched and let nature do its thing.
When the verse played, “Do me a favor, Open the door and let them in,” she got up and went to the front door.
When she returned with a dumbfounded look on her face and I asked what was word she would say, “There’s nobody there?”
I would say, “That’s a good little ditty. Let’s hear it again.”
It played again and she went to the door again…and again and again.
She would ask if I heard the knocking or somebody ringing the bell?
I would answer, “Sure!”
She would say, “Then why didn’t you answer it?”
“It wasn’t my turn.”
“We’re taking turns now?”
“Sure, you’re next,” then I’d play it again.
I had her thinking she was deaf for awhile until she wondered if she was deaf how could she hear the music?
I said, “What music?”
It was bloody marvelous!
Penwose Out,
By George
Rosebud
NoPo8
More Daniels Dictionary
ARMADILLO: To give a gun to a dillo
GOOD SENSE: That which is seldom found commonly
DEMONSTRATE: Evil creature of normal persuasion
WALDORF: Little person mindful of a purposed border with a salad
PADDED CELL: A phone that can be dropped without breaking
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I believe it was the Beatles that brought down the Iron Curtain. Was it when someone knocked?
Bye, George,
Ron