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Modestly introducing Tallis Steelyard (Now nominated!)
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Jim
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Feb 04, 2019 01:32PM
Oh and did you like your mouse trap :-)
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Ok, I'll restrain myself :)
Kathleen's favourite joke at the minute is "What wobbles in the sky?" ...
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A Jelly-copter
Jud wrote: "Kathleen's favourite joke at the minute is "What wobbles in the sky?" ...
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A Jelly-copter"
Sign her up now, the way the BBC is going she's probably the nearest thing they'll have to a comic :-)
Jim wrote: "Oh and did you like your mouse trap :-)"I did indeed :)
Eeek! Thats a bit of a spine chiller....
A tale of culinary excellence and law enforcement? ;-)
Its a hair-raising tale!Or should that be a hare-raising tail?
well the hare wasn't technically raised.The hair might have been :-)
The hare's hair?
I'm quite chuffed I never once used the wrong hare/hair :-)
Yes, that is an achievement!
The problem is you can be so busy watching for some mistakes you miss others, even more obvious
Thats where editors are supposed to be helpful. Or so I've heard...
which is true but I confess to not being able to afford an editor for blog posts.I rely on people making comments :-)
And you don't mind if they laugh at you a little bit as well?
I have grown used to it over the years :-)
https://tallissteelyard.wordpress.com...The start of a blog tour and the serialisation of the novella, The Plight of the Lady Gingerlily:
but with pictures :-)
Is there a picture of the stunningly beautiful Lady Gingerlily?
TwoIn the first picture she kisses her knight goodbye
In the last picture she's dyed her hair but is still saved from drowning!
The miser and the demon. You might recognise the picture :-)https://tallissteelyard.wordpress.com...
Oh yes :) I'm glad you managed to find a place for that one! :)
yes, there had to be a place for that one, even if I had to tweak it slightly :-)
Jim wrote: "https://tallissteelyard.wordpress.com...The start of a blog tour and the serialisation of the novella, [book:The Plight of the Lady Gin..."
I love the title
Jud wrote: "Jim wrote: "https://tallissteelyard.wordpress.com...The start of a blog tour and the serialisation of the novella, [book:The Plight of the Lady Gingerlily
I love the title ..."
It seemed only fair, seeing as how she supplied so many of the pictures :-)
One for the stash...
she looks like she's had that extra glass! :-)
Maybe there is something ... extra... in that pipe he's smoking.
If the chap in the turban is using sign language he might be saying 'show'Alternatively he might be apologising for something he's just said
But I don't know sign language
Occasionally one has to do the right thing, even if it means fleeing!https://tallissteelyard.wordpress.com...
Nice! I feel you have entirely done the picture justice.
I'm glad about that, it was a really fine picture, and to be fair the original caption was excellent as well :-)
Yes, it was good, but it wasn't a Jim Webster story...
I must admit I was pleased with that one :-)
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