In the Sunday Mail (Adelaide’s Sunday newspaper) By Melissa Leong “I wonder if we’re losing our capability for rational discussion” There’s no question that the world is in the toilet right now. And I mean right at the bottom of the bowl, you know? Sure, as long as there have been people on the planet, we’ve had or issues. But at present it certainly feels as though things have hit a fever pitch that only dogs and bats should be able to hear. As such, I don’t think anyone can be blamed for being a little (or a lot) up in arms, From the atrocities of war and political injustice to social inequality; tragedy and environmental disaster, there’s a lot to be angry, sad and confused about, that’s for sure. I don’t know about you, but every day feels a bit like a powder keg waiting to blow at any given moment. As our patience wears thin on the issues we care about, I’m noticing that a new kind of worrying trend is rising in tandem. For the sake of our conversation, I’m going t...
I do like a nice hot bath......
It looks something different. I too like to have a hot bath...
ReplyDeleteWeekend-Windup; welcome to drifting. there's nothing like a hot bath...
ReplyDeleteEeeeuw. Not chicks I would be happy to share my bath (or bath water) with.
ReplyDeleteFunny though.
PS: You are up early. Angel?
DeleteI think chicken stir fry is on the menu tonight. I will order a change as it suddenly does not appeal to me now.
ReplyDeleteNo noodles in that chicken soup! :)
ReplyDeleteElephant's Child; I've been wondering how many more comments I might have got if I'd titled this 'naked chicks in a hot tub' instead of Whimsical Wednesday. Yes, Angel. Usually I give him food and go right back to bed, but I was wide awake for some reason so stayed up.
ReplyDeleteAndrew; pizza here. No chicken of any kind.
Lee; no anything, just chicks. Or should I say chooks.
Do you know I never use the word "chook/s" other than here in explaining my lack of using the word.
DeleteAs children we weren't allowed to use it; and I've never used the word since.
"Dunny" is another word we were banned from using...and I never use it, either. Mum and Nana both thought the two words were "coarse", that was the reason why...and old habits (or lessons) die hard. :)
Lee; I'm not as cultured as some (*~*)
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DeleteThere's nothing cultured about it, River. I'm not "cultured"...it was just one of those things we were taught as kids.
DeleteWe weren't "flash". I came from a very basic household...raised by two hard-working woman; with little money to spare. We four - Mum, Nana, my brother Graham and I - lived in a two-bedroom rented flat. So, no...there was nothing fancy about us...or about me. There still isn't. :)
Well it's not looking like chicken today. ;-)
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