Sudoku Puzzles

WHEEEEEE!

I say, I say, I say...I'd thought I'd begin by reading a poem by Shakespeare...but then I thought, why should I? He never reads any of mine.
I haven't been 'tagged' but

1)Fozzitt Bonds, he is my man-servant, cad of a lad but by gum he can rattle cattle at twenty More...

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maladrama... you also are a Spike Milligan afficianado.

A Wingsporren Wanderer in our midst, no less. I feel the need to curtsy or at least doff my cap should I by chance have one upon my head. It is long since I last beheld a being from thence.
What cry didst thou hear to bring ye forth into our pleasant land, maladrama?

Spike Maladrama? Me thinks you are a hero with coward's legs.

Maladrama Milligan, do you only ask for the chance to prove that money can't make you happy? Is there anything worn under your kilt, or is it all in perfect working order?
(Just you and me, Heidi!)

A true Scotsman will NEVER tell you what is under his kilt but if you ask nicely he will show you as quick as a flash!

And you would know this because????
Off to run errands! But remember:
Money can't buy happiness, but it does bring you a more pleasant form of misery.
(thanks, Spike!)

Good afternoon to all! What a nice photo today. It should make for a fun jigsaw.

When a woman graduated from bus driver's school, her first assignment was the Sesame Street route.
At her first stop, she picked up a cow. When the cow got on the bus, she said, "Hello. My name is Patty."
The driver replied, "Hello, Patty. Since you are the first one on, you More...

- You've heard the saying, "Laughter is the Best Medicine" -

A police officer pulls over a speeding car. The officer says,
'I clocked you at 80 miles per hour, sir.'

The driver says, 'Gee, officer, I had it on cruise control at 60. Perhaps
your radar gun needs More...

Good 'un Jerry!

Jus' remember, I AM an equal opportunity "basher"...





And remember, Just because it's not Thanksgiving doesn't mean you can't

An oldie, but some may not have heard it before.

There were three priests in a railroad station, all wanting to go home to Pittsburgh. Behind the ticket counter was a very, very shapely lady, well endowed, gorgeous, amazing.
The priests were all in embarrassing new territory, so they More...

Greg, you have succeeded in making me laugh out loud at 6 o'clock in the morning. That's quite an achievement - and scared the heck out of Anne!

And now to breakfast.

I've been asleep on the sofa again. So where is everyone

I'm here, Mo. Are you still having vertigo?

Aimee, thanks for the tip on haircolor. I have been debating on if I should start coloring to color the gray coming in. Not sure yet, may just let it be.

Now and then Kathy. I have finished the course of tablets yesterday and am trying all sorts of non medical ideas. I have bought a new pillow with neck support as one theory is pinched nerves in neck. I'll see how that goes, night number 2 tonight.

Karen, I see your light on. Where IS Jamie? We didn't get to party in his retirement

Tami I am still thinking about whether to have streaks again or whatever. Without colour my hair is so soft but baby fine. Trouble is with it white, I look in the mirror and see my mother looking back.

Have they ruled out an inner ear problem, Mo?
I had that and it caused a lot of dizziness. And nausea, of all things!

Maybe that is what Jamie is scared of! One of our parties!

My feeling is, why look older than you have to?
Go for it, ladies!

The doc said that if it returns I will have to see an ear specialist.

2:03, all. There's a rock bridge very much like that off the Victorian coastline in Australia that collapsed just yesterday after being there for goodness-know how long.

When I had the last streaks just before Christmas I had a few purple ones in the fromt after the hairdresser asked what colour I would be wearing over the holidays.
It could have been worse - how about an all over blue rinse as in days of yore!

Fingers crossed, Mo.
Think I'll go berate Jamie on his page....

Chris I have a photo of a rock formation called London Bridge in Australia. Not too far from the 12 Apostles whose numbers are diminishing. I believe this fell not long after we were there

Midnight looms and I must go to my bed.

Ah! I remember little blue haired old ladies!

Gosh Ian, please apologize to Anne on my behalf, but I'm happy I gave you a good belly laugh. Out to watch the final Stanley Cup game on a BIG screen television. Go Wings Go!

Kathy--Jamie sent a quick email and said he has been busy. He is retired, guess he is getting ready for when I drop my little darlings off at his place for the summer.

Just happened by to find the "tag" game.
Thank you, Karen, for tagging me.
It's hard but here goes:
1)I am very shy and reserved.
2)I enjoy writing and tend to ramble in writing.
3)While not a great cook, I enjoy cooking.
4)Seeing all sides of an issue makes for More...

Ladies, I have been dealing with my natural highlights for the last 36+ weeks. I had an appointment set up the week we found out we were getting another bundle of joy.
Now my sister and I have a day planned to get back my real color after I explode. Oops was not supposed to use that word....well, cannot think of another one at the moment.

Oops, guess the old adage is: Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without. Knew it should ryhme someway.

ryhme=rhyme