Friday, June 11

Dear So and So....

Dear Landline telephone...

You really are beginning to pig me off now! I don't use you very often (the fact that BT told me not to pay them this month and then halve my payments from now on, proves that), but c'mon, give me a break. Is it really necessary to start bleeping at me after 15 minutes to tell me that you no longer want to be a telephone and will shut down. Your battery life is supposed to be 10 hours not 15 minutes. I realise you might be trying to help me by giving me an excuse to get off the phone when someone in particular phones and starts nagging me like I'm still 5 years old, but occasionally I'd like to have a conversation that lasts longer than 15 minutes. I did warn you to behave yourself, but today you are going to be replaced.

Yours, with regret, Annie


Dear Hubby (funny how you always manage to appear in a Dear So and So...)

Haven't you realised yet that life and your body are trying to tell you something? Slow down a bit! Accept that you're no longer 21. Still not recovered from your football injury to your knee (complete knackerisation.. (cool word!!) of your ligaments), you only go and fall off your motorbike (again!) Thank god it was a slow speed crash and that your bike came off worse than you in the injury stakes, but that really is quite a large hole in your other knee. The skinned elbow could have been so much worse if you weren't wearing your armour protected jacket, but how did you manage to skin your hip/waist like that? So now your other knee is buggered and you are hobbling walking around like you have crapped your boxers. Please don't get angry with me when I laugh at your gait.. it is really funny and you'd laugh yourself if you could see it.

Yours simpathetically

Your laughing loving wife xx


Dear World Cup Football

Bugger off

Yours pissed-offedly

A. N. Other football widow.

8 comments:

  1. Sarah_in_Italy10:33 AM

    knackerisation

    scribble scribble...that deserves to be used till it gets in the dictionary.

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  2. I was chuckling to myself when I made it up and typed it LOL. I agree, we should start a campaign to get knackerisation into the dictionary - Knackerisation: past tense: to have severely damaged something :D

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  3. Crystal Jigsaw11:54 AM

    Love the last letter! My sentiments exactly.
    CJ xx

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  4. themadhouse2:06 PM

    Glad that the crash wasnt too serious. Oh I have the same issues with my phones, I had to change all the recargeable batteries in them

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  5. Susan7:11 PM

    BOYS n their TOYS!! indestructible...they think! eventually 1 too many ouchies, and he'll calm down.

    My phone isn't holding a charge lately either...I don't get it.

    Be well,
    Susan

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  6. angela12:51 AM

    Add to giggle at World cup letter!! THANKFULLY we are not as addicted to soccer as we are to rugby as the games are on at 2am!!! BUT New Zealand is there playing for the first time in 23 years so we will support that!!
    And I just don't think men realise they are getting older!! lol. My hubby is off to play rugby today and he will know doubt complain for the rest of the weekend about his injury's!!

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  7. On the phone problem: are you leaving it on charge all the time? I had the same problem with mine, I left it on the hook whenever it wasn't being used, then when I came to use it it died fast. You need to take it off the hook, leave it til it starts to die, then put it back on to keep the battery life up. You shouldn't need to replace the phone, I just bought new batteries.

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  8. Julie9:34 PM

    I can never find the phone - i'm starting to consider getting an old-fashioned WALL MOUNTED phone instead!

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