I had forgotten I've already used that title until I saw the list of related posts on the right. Not the same poem though, they warned me I keep repeating myself. It's an age thing. 🙄
Morning to you Mr.D and dont ever worry about repeating yourself,it happens only to the very best people.
Morning Mr.D. and don't ever worry about repeating,repeating,repeating ......!!! Still loved your rhyme,made me smile and that's something I'm in need of today as I've got a hospital appointments today,so already getting stressed,lol!
You crease me SH, you really do.😂 Good luck with the appointment, calm down you will be fine. Just flash that smile at them. 😉
You can't kid me. You are the one who remembers everybodies real name and what they have posted in the past. I have to use my own name else I would forget it myself and my date of birth to remind me how old I am to stop me going gallivanting too far off my comfort zone.
No my memory really is very poor and it's true i remember very little about my childhood and as for stuff on here it's all recorded in the archives so to speak so heaven forbid if any of us tell porkies or we would soon be found out. x
See i already forgot the origin of the post and it's message i have failed to attain the mental status you taught me MasterPo and must return shamed to the temple.
I always knew there was no Father Christmas as I watched through half closed eyes my Grannie put the presents by my bed when I was very young😀 I thereafter spent the next few years I lived with her pretending there was so as not to disappoint her . Re the tooth fairy lol she took my tooth but never left me a sixpence grrr as for the Easter bunny he was never missed as I never heard of him BUT the BOOGIE man scared the wits out of me for years and years 👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻
I’m glad you have happy childhood memories, I’m afraid I didn’t as I my parents were not happy at all, although individually they loved us. Looking back my brother and I think my father had PTSD as he served in Burma from 1944 to 1946. I am sure many families suffered in that way. So sad.
Oh that is sad. 🙁 I have sad memories too. My father was an auxiliary fireman during WW2 called to the Boole Docks blitz after a full days work repairing Mosquito aeroplanes. He was a cabinet maker by trade and those planes were mainly made of wood. And relatives were lost in the war. Fortunately the good ones are easier for me to recall. It would have been very hard on the Burma men to hear the victory celebrations going on whilst they were still fighting on.
Every family suffered of course, unavoidable. My father in law was with the last people out of Narvik, and lost many friends when HMS Glorious was sunk. He was part of a small group left behind to throw all the Gladiators into the lake before the Germans reached them. He was RAF regular.
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