Where the hell has summer gone?
I've had to put my vest back on!
'Ne'er cast a clout till May be out'
Is what my old Ma used to shout.
And whilst the time my chest was bare
It saved my vest a bit of wear.
But now I cannot leave it off.
This chilly air will make me cough.
It's something that might make you grin
And I have a vested interest in.
Ha ha very true Don 😂😂xxx
Just woke up fro my Siesta, Gordan Bennett its cold, yes, ne're cast a clout indeed, (good old Lancashire Saying). nice warm Dressing Gown on, not ready for Heating on yet. Dont forget yer Liberty Bodice Don. Xxxx
Liberty bodice Carolina! Now that does take me back. Xxx 😘😀
Different Generation aren't we. We all had to wear them over our Vests.(little white Rubbery Buttons). I am going to My Bro's 60th Birthday party this weekend, His wife put a Photo of him at 6 months old a B&W in a Romper Suit, I remember clearly my 4 younger Brothers all in Their Romper Suits. Thank Goodness Baby fashions Changed. xxxxx Stay Warm Carole & Pete. xxxxx
It is getting chillier now Don,
So pleased you have your vest back on,
It may be tempting to leave it off,
But you wouldn’t want to risk a cough.
Take care xxxx 😘
Carol your getting really good at this rhyming. Love it. Jane
Thank you Jane, you’re very kind. Xxxxx
Lol this is brill! Made me chuckle thanks
Love it!
Can we all say "climate change?" It is danged cccold here in Vancouver BC too. Heck not even a month ago it was 30° C now its 13°C!!! What up with that?? Yikes...Bring on the long johns
Thermals are a good investment. Well done as usual Don.
Keep us laughing Don, it makes my day start with a smile x
We have been putting on the central heating now and then, just tweak up the thermostat if a bit chilly morning or evening, The sun still has some warmth in it and our place soon warms up if we see a bit o f sun. Don, keep that vest on and get some thermals with sleeves for the cold days!
Yes,.I Remember liberty bodices, but I also remember chilblains, red knees and freezing cold bedroom! Iris x
Morning my Dear Iris, Yes I also remember the Freezing bed, We were a Big family so normally 3 to a Bed, Mum would Warm up the cast "Iron" (No Electric ones then Too poor) on the Big Black Fire Range , wrap it in Cloth and put it to the end of our bed, six little feet would soon be warm. This was in the late 50's & 60's, although sounds Victorian doesn't it. So much more we dealt with Growing up... xxx
You reminded me of our Domestic Science class, where we used flat irons which we placed around a central stove which heated these irons . We had cloths to hold them of course but the potential for nasty accidents horrifies me today, health and safety eh! Girls walking to and fro with hot irons from tables to stove, my goodness, but then, there was a war on so danger was everywhere.
By the time I got married in 1956 we still had no indoor toilet or bathroom in my parents' house, so to move into a newly built house with bathroom was a treat. No central heating though, no fridge, had to wait and work for those. Its hard to be sympathetic with some young people today, who think they are hard up but in my eyes they squander money, spending enough on a coffee and cake to buy the makings of three or four dinners! Another rant over!
Not a rant, a statement of fact, and I agree completely. 
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Good one, Don! Winter drawers on and all that! xx Moy
One for the ladies and men if you see fit to wear them 
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