Oh my. I'd share my garage with you. Sadly for you that would mean having to live in a nicely remodeled garage with me. I snore, smoke, stay up late, swear at my TV, and live in Utah. That's the good news.... No seriously, Burn the place down and come to Zion; we'll fit you in. Did I say I smoke? And not just cigarettes, but on the bright side, I have cable.
What's all this? Glanced at your post this morning, fascinated but short of time, returned this PM and you'd shrunk to a single sentence. Stop using those super-aggressive detergents. Denied any material to work on I can only come up with: is tantra the plural of tantrum?
Oh, and this: "Think in this battered caravanserai..." with links to the Winnebago website.
I was embarrassed by my whining about my financial situation, which lead to the post. There are so many other people in truly dire straights because of the economy that my self-pity rant made me feel ashamed of myself. So, I deleted all but the link to the Beatles' song.
Now you, Friend, have touched on another part of my Biker-Grannie fantasy. I daydream of hauling one of those aluminum clad teardrop trailers (caravan?) behind my bike/trike when I head out for the open road.
Tantra...hmmm...the only thing I can think of when reading the word tantra is tantric sex. I need to get out more, expand my horizons...get a life.
Death and taxes are the only certainties in life. Taxation administration is our fastest growing industry; in 1970 the Australian Tax Act was 450 pages; in 1996 it was 3500 pages; today it is 10,000 pages. Even so, despite such complexity it may be more equitable than the USA system. Best wishes
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Oh my. I'd share my garage with you. Sadly for you that would mean having to live in a nicely remodeled garage with me. I snore, smoke, stay up late, swear at my TV, and live in Utah. That's the good news.... No seriously, Burn the place down and come to Zion; we'll fit you in. Did I say I smoke? And not just cigarettes, but on the bright side, I have cable.
That's kind of you to offer, Peggy.
I'm just feeling sorry for myself and indulging in a bottle of whine. This is a temporary state.
Life is good, overall, and this 'moment' of aggravation is but a midge in the ointment, nothing more.
I'll take this down, now that I've had my little tantrum.
Thank you for your kindness, Peggy.
I cut out all the self-pitying garbage and kept just the essentials.
Sorry about the whining.
What's all this? Glanced at your post this morning, fascinated but short of time, returned this PM and you'd shrunk to a single sentence. Stop using those super-aggressive detergents. Denied any material to work on I can only come up with: is tantra the plural of tantrum?
Oh, and this: "Think in this battered caravanserai..." with links to the Winnebago website.
Dear Mister B:
I was embarrassed by my whining about my financial situation, which lead to the post. There are so many other people in truly dire straights because of the economy that my self-pity rant made me feel ashamed of myself. So, I deleted all but the link to the Beatles' song.
Now you, Friend, have touched on another part of my Biker-Grannie fantasy. I daydream of hauling one of those aluminum clad teardrop trailers (caravan?) behind my bike/trike when I head out for the open road.
Tantra...hmmm...the only thing I can think of when reading the word tantra is tantric sex. I need to get out more, expand my horizons...get a life.
:)
Ah yes, Taxman is an anthem for all ages isn't it? It's so cool that Beatles music sounds as unique and fresh today as it did in the late sixties.
Deedee:
I still have a number of old Beatles' albums, but no stereo on which to play them. Guess I'm holding on to them out of nostalgia.
Martha
Death and taxes are the only certainties in life. Taxation administration is our fastest growing industry; in 1970 the Australian Tax Act was 450 pages; in 1996 it was 3500 pages; today it is 10,000 pages. Even so, despite such complexity it may be more equitable than the USA system.
Best wishes
Hello, Lindsay:
And we Americans think our tax code is cumbersome! Thank heavens we don't have to wade through 10,000 pages of the stuff.
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