Cry me a flooding river.

Fortunately Anna is there to control them

Quote by Mendalla
Been writing a bit but seem to be in another rut.

Is this the same rut I'm trapped in? Although I think mine will be deeper-for once, there's not a clear idea in my head.

Let's see if a lemon ginger herbal tea and a couple of tulip cookies will cure it.

Time-Tire

You know things are bad when media wishes to tarnish the Oscars by lauding one crazy incident.

Roars accompany each goal scored

Sore-Some

Power to those who resuscitate

You know things are bad when someone has to show you

Hole-Pole

You know things are bad when you forget what a proper letter looks like.

Dead right, keep heart ticking.

Malt-Male

Wish to keep hope alive.

Fortunately, being "warm" is better.

Silt-salt

And here comes that darned north wind as promised. Sara, I'm only here to see how many of your sunflower cookies (they are the biggest aren't they?) I can consume. I think with a large latte.

BST overtook us last night--an archaic practice. Clocks have gone forward one hour. And there never seems to be anyone from this side of the pond on alert at this time. (10 hours since Mendalla's last call)'

But the sun is shining. False Spring before a cold wind is forecast to sweep down from the north.

I'll try a hot chocolate to prepare for that north wind. See if there are any cookies left. Hobble to the cooker, Sara, if you can. Hope you are able to do that more actively soon.

You know things are bad when this becomes a two-way conversation

Remarkable in every possible way.

Will-Wilt

Itself-intact

You know things are bad when Elizabeth doesn't specify what brand of comment she seeks.

Today gives hope for tomorrow.

Hill-Sill

Point taken, Anna, I'm getting old you know

Fortunately, being cool was never my strong point, especially at school

Fortunately, redwriter (sic) kept control of his temper.

Hilt-Hunt

You know things are bad when you are lifted by the smallest of compliments.

Answer any personal question cautiously