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Message 1547684 - Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 0:21:38 UTC - in response to Message 1547564.  

Merciful heavens!!! I do hope my beloved Eric steers clear of all the little tarts found in Miggins' newly opened shoppe. The poor man does suffer from hardening... of the arteries, don't you know.



Why, hello Angela, I hope that I find you well. Now as for your beloved, if my tarts give him palpitations I have just the rememedy.
I know that beating egg whites poses no problem....I know from experience that a swift wrist action can make almost anything stand up stiffly.
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Message 1547685 - Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 0:21:52 UTC - in response to Message 1547564.  
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In the meantime I hope you like these.



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Message 1547692 - Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 0:57:38 UTC

Muriel, darling! You have been missed. I am quite well. Thanks so for asking. As for the bacon, I shall be sure to direct it to Eric's attention. He loves a good, high quality strip in the morning...
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Message 1547695 - Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 1:04:30 UTC
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Raise the alarm...........
Muffins about.

And, yet, when the kitties are out, there are some who call them back, for..........
to feed the birds, not to the cats...LOL.
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Message 1547779 - Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 3:22:01 UTC

Hello Mrs Miggins,

this is a fun thread :)

Best Wishes
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Message 1547785 - Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 3:33:42 UTC - in response to Message 1547779.  

Hello Mrs Miggins,

this is a fun thread :)

Best Wishes
Byron


And positively brimming with tantalisingly delectable morsels too! :)
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Message 1548232 - Posted: 27 Jul 2014, 0:23:46 UTC
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Hello Byron, sorry I've not been around for a while, I've still had lots to do in my little emporium. The dust has been gathering in my cracks and crevices while I've been otherwise engaged in erstwhile pursuits.

Some of the places are a devil to reach with a feather duster. But after a while the results bring a smile to my face.

Now, has anyone seen that ageing lothario Sidney? Rumours were afoot that he was attempting to find the identity of a rogue that had taken advantage of me while my back was turned, the cad. He only did it once mind you, a pickle slicer is a wonderful invention.
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Message 1548249 - Posted: 27 Jul 2014, 1:46:36 UTC - in response to Message 1548232.  

Hello Byron, sorry I've not been around for a while, I've still had lots to do in my little emporium. The dust has been gathering in my cracks and crevices while I've been otherwise engaged in erstwhile pursuits.

Some of the places are a devil to reach with a feather duster. But after a while the results bring a smile to my face.

Now, has anyone seen that ageing lothario Sidney? Rumours were afoot that he was attempting to find the identity of a rogue that had taken advantage of me while my back was turned, the cad. He only did it once mind you, a pickle slicer is a wonderful invention.


:))))))))))

Sadly I have failed to procure such a fine and versatile implement Mrs Miggins, but it gladdens my heart to learn that you are a master of it's intricacies! :)
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Message 1548375 - Posted: 27 Jul 2014, 10:44:40 UTC - in response to Message 1548249.  

:))))))))))

Sadly I have failed to procure such a fine and versatile implement Mrs Miggins, but it gladdens my heart to learn that you are a master of it's intricacies! :)


I'd never be withourt it now.

I'm not sure who said this, but someone mentioned they wanted to get their hands on these, so here they are.



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Message 1548397 - Posted: 27 Jul 2014, 11:53:09 UTC
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RMS QM2
First Class Deck
Commodore Club

27th inst.

My Dear Colleagues,

As I speak I am wending my way back to the shores of the land of Gardens and Orchards, namely our dear England, personified by the white cliffs of Dover. Do pray excuse me if I have lapsed into the poetical vernacular, but they serve uncommonly decent pink gins on board, which have rather attracted my attention as a most agreeable aperitif before dinner.

Alas, I have to convey that my endeavours to uncover the rogue that had taken advantage of Mrs Miggins while her attention was otherwise diverted, did not come to a satisfactory conclusion. However, I do recall an employee of hers in a previous establishment, that backed into a bacon slicer and got a little behind with his orders.

In fact I believe that I may not be a moment to soon, as I am led to understand that some Ladies of previously fine reputation, have taken to indulging in various morning activities that perhaps we should draw a veil over. In fact, it may well be that we need to draw as many as seven.

I did suggest to Muriel once that we tried coq au vin, but she got quite flustered and said it was a hotel room or nothing, so I had to return the hired Ford Transit to the dealers.

Tootle pip,

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Message 1548465 - Posted: 27 Jul 2014, 14:13:07 UTC

Look out, Sidney has been on the gin again.

I hope he doesn't do what he did last time. I did warn him not to to whisper such suggestions to a lady.

Luckily I was close at hand, so he whispered them to me instead.
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Message 1548502 - Posted: 27 Jul 2014, 15:57:08 UTC
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And as usuall, Miggens was the perfect lady about the whole shenannigan.
Her sense of humour, as always, seems to make gentlemen our of even the most boorish of men.
I shall salute here with a shot of my finest whiskey.

A shot fired odf a bridge that was never long enough to keep me here.


I have long enough told you about why and where.
My stories are getting old, as am I.
I shall go now.

The kittyman saga is over...

I am done here now.

Goodby, and thanks for all of the fish.
The kitties really did like them.

I would just ask that you donate a few kibbled to some who need them.
There are so many who do.







It was quite nice while it lasted/
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Message 1548637 - Posted: 27 Jul 2014, 20:55:31 UTC
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I did suggest to Muriel once that we tried coq au vin, but she got quite flustered and said it was a hotel room or nothing, so I had to return the hired Ford Transit to the dealers.

Mercy me! That reminds me of the time I suggested to Ol Pookers that we dine al fresco and he replied that eating outdoors might be more comfortable...
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Message 1548642 - Posted: 27 Jul 2014, 21:07:59 UTC - in response to Message 1548637.  

I did suggest to Muriel once that we tried coq au vin, but she got quite flustered and said it was a hotel room or nothing, so I had to return the hired Ford Transit to the dealers.

Mercy me! That reminds me of the time I suggested to Ol Pookers that we dine al fresco and he replied that eating outdoors might be more comfortable...

That reminds me of a conversation I had with my sister once upon a time.

Dining in, in. (At the dining room table)
Dining in, out. (At the picnic table out back)
Dining out, in. (At a restaurant, inside).
Dining out, out. (Covered a wide variety of situations, not in the home, and outside. Everything from al fresco at a restaurant, to a picnic, to backpacking dinner).


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Message 1548650 - Posted: 27 Jul 2014, 21:27:55 UTC - in response to Message 1548637.  
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I did suggest to Muriel once that we tried coq au vin, but she got quite flustered and said it was a hotel room or nothing, so I had to return the hired Ford Transit to the dealers.

Mercy me! That reminds me of the time I suggested to Ol Pookers that we dine al fresco and he replied that eating outdoors might be more comfortable...


I met him once, Al Fresco, he asked me to lay my wares out in the open, I was quite shocked, I can tell you and when he suggested we shake it all about I'd just about had enough.
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Message 1549004 - Posted: 28 Jul 2014, 15:40:36 UTC

While I'm awaiting the return of Sidney I have been reminiscing about days gone by. I remember one time, we were looking up at the stars and he whispered gently to me: " I love a little innuendo."

I replied, " I know, I can see it from here."

Funny, but he never called round for a few weeks after that.
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Message 1549050 - Posted: 28 Jul 2014, 17:00:11 UTC

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28th inst.

My dearest Muriel,

Having disembarked some 24 hours ago from my sea voyage at Southampton, I comandeered a carriage and pair, and sped poste haste to London town, where I am currently ensconced as we speak. I should be most indebted if you would do me the honour of furnishing me with the location of your latest culinary endeavour, whereupon I shall leave no stone unturned to arrange a meeting to our mutual advantage in the near future.

In the meantime, whilst the valet unpacks the trunk, I shall repare to the excellently stocked bar at this establishment and order a large Gin & tonic, while I peruse the dinner menu. As you have often remarked my dear, you like a good stiff one before a meal.

I beg to remain your most faithfull servant,

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Will Muriel Miggins ever be mine?
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Message 1549091 - Posted: 28 Jul 2014, 17:41:05 UTC
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Back in dear old Blighty I see Sidney and heading straight for a snifter or two in your favourite watering hole and by the look of things, you may be there for some time.



You can find me, as always, in Nooky Lane, giving my all to keep up with the demand for my Jammy Dodgers.
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Message 1549129 - Posted: 28 Jul 2014, 18:52:53 UTC

Mr Snodgrass! Tis you!! Back in dear Olde Englande! :) I trust you did not find yourself becalmed too often on your homeward journey... and that your sea-legs were of a trustworthy disposition?

Dear Mrs Miggins has been so busy attending to her nooks and crannies. To be frank Mr Snodgrass, I came over quite flustered just casting my mind upon all that whisking and polishing such endeavours would have required from her... I may indeed have done myself an injury thinking so hard upon just one matter for such a long interval, but... a little rest and recuperation will no doubt repair some of the damage :)

As to... Oh...

Oh dear... it seems I have temporarily taken leave of my senses and forgotten the point I was about to raise with you Mr Snodgrass... oh silly silly Anniet!!

I recall I did desire a mention of Mrs Miggin's's delectable and generously proportioned tarts and muffins that she has so winsomely displayed and so freely offered to all, but... having departed so inelegantly from my wits I cannot recall quite how I intended to mention them at all... and now I fear the way I have gabbled it at you, dear sir, may have made the whole affair seem - well quite unmentionable. Indeed, perhaps it might be best that yet another veil be found... behind which I can perchance extract both lower appendages from twixt the teeth I have so firmly wedged them in?

Until such time as I have succeeded in this endeavour, I am, retiringly yours :)
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Message 1549151 - Posted: 28 Jul 2014, 19:44:35 UTC

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28th inst.

My dear AnnieT,

How exquisitely delightful in the extreme to renew our previous acquaintance, this is indeed an unexpected pleasure I can assure you. But I am somewhat concerned to learn that apparently you have succumbed to a bout of human Aphthae epizooticae. I earnestly trust that you will recover from this most unfortunate situation as soon as possible. Upon your behalf I shall enquire at the nearest haberdashery, whether they have any suitable fabric that might be purchased, to fashion an 8th veil to alleviate your current predicament.

Dearest Muriel has been well known to "winsome", but it has usually been 10 bob each way on the favourite at Newmarket, down at Flash Harry's the bookmakers. However she is well known for being a bit of a handful herself at 5-1 when the going is good.

I note with some considerable interest that you are describing yourself as "retiringly yours". In which case my usual nightcap is a glass of decent port, but I do trust and fervently hope that you don't have a predilection to an affliction of OSA.

With kindest regards and felicitations,

Sidney J. Snodgrass (Retd)
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