THE MORNING AFTER THE NIGHT BEFORE!
I can't believe I did it! Every time I think about it I cringe with embarrassment!
The monthly sing-around at our local was heaving last night and BF3 insisted on playing a round of foot stamping hornpipes! So I did! Foot stomp that is! In fact it was a full blown solo Morris dance minus sticks and feathers!
Having read a poem of lofty, thought provoking spirituality earlier in the evening my reputation for being a serious poet is now in tatters and I'll never be able to set foot in the place again!
The only bright spot is Nearest and Dearest is blissfully ignorant of the whole shameful spectacle as he was happily decorating the bathroom! Phew!
Comments, Pingbacks:
Comment from: mater [Member] 
· http://www.freewebs.com/theapprenticewriter/
· http://www.freewebs.com/theapprenticewriter/
But, does he know now that you have broadcast it, Sue? LOL
I think that the serious stuff should always be offset by a bit of fun - as long as the kids are not around to see it, 'cause then we never live it down!
I think that the serious stuff should always be offset by a bit of fun - as long as the kids are not around to see it, 'cause then we never live it down!
Permalink
2009-01-13 @ 22:58
Comment from: maureen [Member] · http://www.maureen-vincent-northam.co.uk
Dear oh dear.
Permalink
2009-01-13 @ 23:45
Comment from: gillyflower [Member]
Sounds like a lot of fun to me, and as for your reputation, well at least everyone now knows how versatile you are . . . :)
Permalink
2009-01-14 @ 10:15
Comment from: missspoon [Member]
That is so English! Rhythmic music is hard NOT to dance to. What is to be embarrassed about, it is our birthright to live music? 'Dance then wherever you may be...'.
The other night when I was out at a
similar sounding thing, suffering
from a sort of post viral glums, I not only subjected my friends to my cursed mood, but tippled too much.
I find that a far greater
embarrassment.
You enjoy yourself, we are all a long time under the lid!
The other night when I was out at a
similar sounding thing, suffering
from a sort of post viral glums, I not only subjected my friends to my cursed mood, but tippled too much.
I find that a far greater
embarrassment.
You enjoy yourself, we are all a long time under the lid!
Permalink
2009-01-14 @ 11:26
Comment from: missspoon [Member]
PS If nearest and dearest can't make
the effort to socialise with you, why, then it's non of his .
the effort to socialise with you, why, then it's non of his .
Permalink
2009-01-14 @ 11:28
Comment from: sue kendrick [Member] · http://www.suekendrick.co.uk
· http://www.suekendrick.co.uk
Thanks Miss Spoon for the heads up! Marit, Nearest & Dearest never reads my blog, so I think I'm safe! Versatile, Gilly? Cracked might be nearer the mark!
Permalink
2009-01-14 @ 11:46
Comment from: wordsmith [Member] · www.adbwilliams.co.uk
· www.adbwilliams.co.uk
But surely the dance and your poetry both demonstrate a sense of the rhythm of life?
Permalink
2009-01-14 @ 12:22
Comment from: daffni [Member] · http://www.merilang.co.uk.shop.htm
· http://www.merilang.co.uk.shop.htm
Well, I bet you'll never be forgotten in that pub. To my mind no harm in mixing fun and serious -- shows your versatility. I agree with Gilly.
Daff
Daff
Permalink
2009-01-14 @ 15:39
Comment from: Marilyn Sylvester [Visitor]
Lol! THey're probably thinking how brave you were.
Permalink
2009-01-16 @ 12:20