So, who wants to help ... to frivol in the cellar? (Part 2)

Not The Archers
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A mere 3.30 to 8.30 sleep time and a sore - very sore arthritic back from sitting in a plastic chair with zero support all day makes me a bit moany

But tea has been presented so I am a bit less disgruntled at life

The competitor who was in the protesting mood yesterday must have been certain of his case

He was happy to pay 800 euro to Motorsport Ireland to have them consider his pleas

I would squawk very very loudly at having to persuade my credit cards to part with that amount

The competitor didnā€™t turn a hair

At least not in my sight

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1784

Oh poor Twellsy. Moan away, and have a gentle hug,

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1785

Hugs always welcome

I must compose a letter of thanks to the venue of the rally HQ

Itā€™s a wondrous place which fettles and tests hgvs for their goods vehicle certs so it is built on monstrous scale

It has hard standing for and manoeuvring space for a good 50 - 60 forty foot lorries and the family that own and run it are motor sport mad

There is a canteen and the family are determined to feed all officials and any one who looks hungry

Itā€™s a joy to be there and be greeted with hugs and have the bossā€™s office turned upside down for your convenience

And as you arrive tea and coffee are brought along with a platter of scones two types of cake and worried looks in case you might like stew and potatoes to have before that

Just a small bit of something to keep you going till dinner timeā€¦

Two hours later!

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1786

Have been sorting me Rescue Flahrs. There are 6 roses, so I have put the white one in an bud vase, & put it next to me Special Candle.

Carinthia. xx

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1787

I have been in gardening attire seeing if I can recognise the sun for a spot of vitamin D production

It was nice

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1788

Cold & wet here, so I have to get my vitamin D in liquid form.

Carinthia. xx

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1789

Not the fish brandy!

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1790

That sounds ghastly wee birdie

I am enjoying a nice beer made in Killarney

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1791

Chicken fried rice was good, & I cooked some Sossinges today, so there might be some cold onesā€¦

Carinthia. xx

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1792

I could manage a Sossinge, despite the stir-fry - scallops, prawns, broccoli, mangetout, mushrooms, ginger, garlic and egg noodles.

Soo xx

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1793

Sandwich, or just Sossinge, Darling?

:cocktail: :cocktail: :cocktail: :cocktail: :cocktail: :cocktail:

Carinthia. xx

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1794

Ooh - brown bread, EM and just the one Sossinge would be grand, thank you. And some of those refreshing drinkie-wotsits. Happy sigh.

Soo xx

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1795

Mustardmitt that I have rather taken to the Sossinge sandwich.

Do you use readymade mustard or powder?

Carinthia. xx

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1796

Ready made for easy spreading, but powder for e.g. cheese scones. Dijon ready made for dressings, usually. I could go on (as you know) but bed beckons. Good night, Carinthia and all.

Soo xx

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1797

I use powder in the mayonnaise I make. I will try mixing some up, as I feel that it may no longer be at full strength.

Carinthia. xx

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1798

I dunno, I go out for games and come back to find people have been having sossige sammiches wivout me.

[sniff]
[wastity away]
[wiv last breff, pullity the cord for the]

yardarm

[droplet of gin falls from the optic onto the fadinā€™ beak]

ooh I feel all better now

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1799

Would a bacon buttie help wee birdie?

Nice crispy smoked bacon on fresh dread

With butter to melt and drup down your beak

A nice glass of gin with gin cocktail to wash it downā€¦

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1800

Letā€™s find out.

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1801

Places platter of bacon butties in front of wee birdie and a litre of gin cockytail alongside

Retreats to saffe distanceā€¦

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1802

Lardy cake. Serendipitous lardy cake. Yay! [erpity]

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