Friday, October 14, 2016

At the Snug, by Ray S

Dear Friends,

I come to you empty headed and weary of heart. Truly I bless the imaginative amongst you that brought today’s meeting to pass. Yea verily I say unto you, I am truly joyous to be “What e’er thou art” or something to be within the embrace of my dear compatriots.

I hasten to explain about my joy regarding the recent Feb. first and Feb eighth Telling Your Story subjects. I found last week’s explanations of the quote attributed to Bobby Burns fascinating, especially the scholarly interpretation of that foreign language. This was enlightening and “Sad but True.”

So, what about today’s Irish Snug venture? Will the change of environment bring forth new muses with beer on their breaths?

I am afraid that I have imposed my empty headed meanderings on all of you, probably to the point of, “Will he stop whining and let us move on to some meaningful stories?”

Sorry, friends, but I wanted to be here with you, even if I haven’t enlightened you with some grand inspiration. “Sad but True” and better luck next week.

© 15 February, 2016 

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