A song I learned in the Brownies (mini Girl Scouts) was:
Make new friends, but keep the old, one is silver and the other gold.
My old friend met one of my new friends this weekend. They seemed to take to each other. She would ask about him and he would serenade her.
Fred hangs out on my window to watch the sunrise. He likes to sing to me, especially when it rains.
He waits by the door until I come home from my walks.
A pretty good fella. I hope he sticks around for awhile, but fear he was born a rambling man.
Just an aside from this weekend: This, hardly even a light beer drinking gal, likes Guinness.
New friends, new beers, whatever it is, keep growing and learning!
There are new additions to my cloud and relaxation galleries, including a picture of Lizzy, one of Fred’s friends that lives next door.
It’s always so much fun to come visit your site
Thanks and back at ya. 8)
Counting Fence Posts is my favorite of yours.
LOL 🙂
😉
just keep kissing maybe, just maybe, he’ll turn into a prince
I’ll let you know how it turns out. I worried he might say, “stop trying to change me into something I’m not.”
true but that means he definitely is a guy
ROFL. True!
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Guinness is delicious. Black & Tans (Guinness & Harp) are great, too! Fred’s a real cutie! 🙂
Sounds great! I am a little worried about Fred. The grass was cut yesterday and he has not shown up for his morning sun bath.
Just like a guy, he probably rambled on when he found out about the lawn mowing. And that’s the story I’m stickin’ with!
lol. Maybe he hitched a ride with my friend.
Love this post. I know that song pretty well myself. 🙂 Hope your rambling man hangs around for a bit. Thanks for the giggle.
I just wish that I could have found a video of a group singing in rounds. That always seemed cool.
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