White Rabbits

1 Sep 2008

White rabbits, white rabbits, white rabbits. Pinch, punch, the first of the month.
Happy September everyone biggrin

I think September has to be one of my favourite months.
Firstly it's the month of my birthday (so pressies)
Kids go back to school after a long holiday
The nights start to draw in which I quite like as I feel like a grown up going out in the dark at night lol
The leaves start to fall and go golden and red
Conkers start to fall by the end of the month and I still love them
Which is your favourite month and why?

1 Sep 2008

Punch Kick For Being So Quick!
I love the conker falling months coz a few conkers in a room will ward off spiders... I hate spiders! redface

1 Sep 2008

...oh btw, Happy Birthday you sexy mids country cracker! :inlove:

1 Sep 2008

Quote by redpantherman
...oh btw, Happy Birthday you sexy mids country cracker! :inlove:

Why thank you kind sir, although a kiss would have been preferable lol. biggrin

:D :D :D

1 Sep 2008

Bloody hell is it September already where did August go?
Comr to that where was June and July? :shock: :shock:

1 Sep 2008

Quote by venus68
I think September has to be one of my favourite months.
Kids go back to school after a long holiday
The nights start to draw in which I quite like as I feel like a grown up going out in the dark at night lol
The leaves start to fall and go golden and red
Conkers start to fall by the end of the month and I still love them
Which is your favourite month and why?

September and October - for exactly the same reasons as you lol

I just lurrrve Autumn.

1 Sep 2008

I love Autumn too. I have a busy month ahead. My birthday :shock: 36 !! A big night out with my friends coming to stay and taking the toon by storm. Two of my best friends have birthdays too and I get to tell them again, just how wonderful they are.
Swinging wise wor lass and I are busy.
The weather is always wonderful with rain and wind and leaves to 'shush' through. My fire is in and I am remembering all the tricks from my youth to keep it lit. The renovations are almost complete and it is just cosmetic work to do..so my house will be done by the new year to the most part. All in all September is shaping up to be the best month of an already fantastic year.

1 Sep 2008

Bugger! And there was me thinking someone was going to describe how they shagged Grace Slick on a drug-hazed afternoon in 1968 :shock:

1 Sep 2008

awwwwwwww sparky ya big softy :inlove:
i love autumn too i like the nights drawing in coming home to a roaring fire all my fave comfort foods the colours on the trees and the brown dessert of the fields
but in the same vein i love spring seeing the nights get lighter the blossoms on the trees the spring flowers pushing through and wearing less clothes
so not a fave month but 2 fave seasons lol

i have always been a greedy girl :lol:

1 Sep 2008

Think I'm greedy too. I love March. The howling winds and blinding,driving rain. Going for windy wet walks in the Black Mountains and coming home and lighting the Rayburn and cooking home made soup from fresh. Ahh heaven.
New growth also starts to appear in much larger quantities too. Not just in plants but in animals too. My favourite day of the year : March the 1st, St David's Day.
I also love October. My birthday falls in this month. And I am reminded of the lovely Dylan Thomas "Poem in October".
Happy birthday venus68 when it comes around.

1 Sep 2008

Quote by Aristophanes
I also love October. My birthday falls in this month. And I am reminded of the lovely Dylan Thomas "Poem in October".

O may my heart's truth
Still be sung
On this high hill in a year's turning.

1 Sep 2008

O may my heart's truth
Still be sung
On this high hill in a year's turning.
heron priested shore.....winged trees flying my name.....And I walked abroad in a shower of all my days....roadside bushes brimming with whistling blackbirds....sea wet church the size of a snail....parables of sunlight....
I'm on cloud nine now! These are some of my favourite phrases from this lovely poem.
Thanks The LovelyOne javascript:emoticon(':thumbup:')

1 Sep 2008

Quote by Aristophanes
Thanks The LovelyOne :thumbup:

An absolute pleasure! Dylan Thomas was the only answer I got right on University Challenge tonight!
May is one of my favourite months: "For it giveth unto all lovers courage, that lusty month of May." (Malory?)
Right, enough of literature! Fancy a shag?

1 Sep 2008

Father Christmas brings me presents in December.
That's nice. I'd like a train set this year and a bike. Maybe he won't eat all the mince pies and drink all the sherry this year.
Come to mention it, thieving old git better not take the telly, the dvd player, £250 quid in savings, all the beer and the entire Elvis record collection and he'd better use the Chimney rather than breaking the back window.
I'll be waiting for him this year...
I hate December...
....
January's good though... I like January because.......
(Happy Birthday by the way, I don't know you, but it sounds nice....)

1 Sep 2008

Quote by TheLovelyOne
Thanks The LovelyOne :thumbup:

An absolute pleasure! Dylan Thomas was the only answer I got right on University Challenge tonight!
May is one of my favourite months: "For it giveth unto all lovers courage, that lusty month of May." (Malory?)
Right, enough of literature! Fancy a shag?
I do wish I could get something out of poetry, but alas I find that allegory, metaphor and other such ethereal word painting totally eludes me. It makes no sense at all to me. Genuinely. This isn't an attempt to trash it.
When I was at school taking my O Levels (the real ones, not the slurpy ones) I could never figure out why I could get an A in English Language, be an inveterate book reader yet embarrassingly manage an Unclassified in English Literature.
I didn't find the answer for another 31 years. rolleyes

2 Sep 2008

Quote by Whipsnspurs
Thanks The LovelyOne :thumbup:

An absolute pleasure! Dylan Thomas was the only answer I got right on University Challenge tonight!
May is one of my favourite months: "For it giveth unto all lovers courage, that lusty month of May." (Malory?)
Right, enough of literature! Fancy a shag?
I do wish I could get something out of poetry, but alas I find that allegory, metaphor and other such ethereal word painting totally eludes me. It makes no sense at all to me. Genuinely. This isn't an attempt to trash it.
When I was at school taking my O Levels (the real ones, not the slurpy ones) I could never figure out why I could get an A in English Language, be an inveterate book reader yet embarrassingly manage an Unclassified in English Literature.
I didn't find the answer for another 31 years. rolleyes

poetry takes inspiration and passion, to write, listen to, and to read. therefore there should be something somewhere that appeals to you.

Nope, unfortunately I can't find appeal in something I don't understand. It literally doesn't make sense to me. It's a jumble of words that don't conform to the sort of sentence structure I do understand.

recently i've had excellent inspiration for writing.
whips

Don't get me wrong, I love books with a passion, so much so that I collect modern first edition hard backs. The problem is that I can only read a certain type of book. For example, when I was at school we did The Lord of the Flies. To me it was a simple and uninspiring kid's adventure yarn. All the time the teacher was going on about "this bit means such and such and he was writing to imply such and such". All that was total bollox to me. I can only read what's on the page, hence my mention of allegory earlier. This is one of the downsides to Asperger's, i.e. the inability to not take things literally. Admittedly I'm not as bad as I used to be, but it's taken a lifetime to learn the little I do understand of subtext.

2 Sep 2008

There's a lovely cold nip in the air this morning... ooh how I love it!
AND
the street is quiet, the kids have gone back to school! :happy:

2 Sep 2008

Quote by jaymar
There's a lovely cold nip in the air this morning... ooh how I love it!

Nothing quite like a nip in the air eh :rascal:

Quote by jaymar
AND
the street is quiet, the kids have gone back to school! :happy:

Dont go back till Wednesday/Thursday here evil

2 Sep 2008

Quote by Steve
There's a lovely cold nip in the air this morning... ooh how I love it!

Nothing quite like a nip in the air eh :rascal:

You leave my nip out of it! smackbottom

Nice to see you back again kiss

2 Sep 2008

Quote by jaymar
You leave my nip out of it!

I was banking on keeping it well and truly prominent ;-)

Quote by jaymar
Nice to see you back again

Thanks hun :kiss:

2 Sep 2008

October
love the weather we get and i can start getting excited about christmas (without embarrassing myself)
Always go away half term week which is usually more chilled than summer holidays,
and it starts getting colder so more excuse to snuggle up hump

2 Sep 2008

I quite like the winter....
especially when there is a heavy layer of snow and the way the snow insulates the sounds of passing cars etc and makes it so quiet...

2 Sep 2008

Quote by Steve
I quite like the winter....
especially when there is a heavy layer of snow and the way the snow insulates the sounds of passing cars etc and makes it so quiet...

Just had 2 very very quiet weeks away and hating the loudness of living in a town at the minute :cry:

2 Sep 2008

I always loved August. Now I love September. Fresh apples from the tree. Still an air of herbs in the garden, if the sun comes out. Not yet cold enough to have to rap up.

2 Sep 2008

I always loved August. Now I love September. Fresh apples from the tree. Still an air of herbs in the garden, if the sun comes out. Not yet cold enough to have to rap up.

2 Sep 2008

Quote by Peanut
Bugger! And there was me thinking someone was going to describe how they shagged Grace Slick on a drug-hazed afternoon in 1968 :shock:

Very surreal Peanut.
Do you think they'll all got it.
Maybe they should go ask Alice when she's 10 feet tall
Better keep of the mushrooms
lol

:lol: :lol:
Autumn is lovely to look at with all the trees changing to reds and golds but it reminds me that winter is coming.
I love the spring months, March & April. The earth coming back to life and the promise of the summer to come.

2 Sep 2008

remember what the doormouse said!!!
lp

2 Sep 2008

Quote by jaymar
There's a lovely cold nip in the air this morning... ooh how I love it!

Going braless today?

2 Sep 2008

Quote by Peanut
There's a lovely cold nip in the air this morning... ooh how I love it!

Going braless today?
Aye if you want to play footie wink

Actually I get a 'nip on' at the most random of times. Do men get erections when they least expect or want them?

2 Sep 2008

Quote by lynchburg
Bugger! And there was me thinking someone was going to describe how they shagged Grace Slick on a drug-hazed afternoon in 1968 :shock:

Very surreal Peanut.
Do you think they'll all got it.

Nah, the prevailing taste seems to be for pap-pop.

Maybe they should go ask Alice when she's 10 feet tall
Better keep of the mushrooms
:lol: :lol:

Not if they're deep-fried in breadcrumbs with a garlic cream dip! Mmmmmm