A little chat inspired by Three Word Wednesday's trio Petite, Chilly and Glorious
Isn’t it a glorious day! Well, I think it is although
judging by the breeze it may be a bit chilly. I’ll just go out onto my balcony
and test the temperature. If it’s nice I’ll go for a scoot down the seafront on
my roller blades. If not I’ll stay put.
Don’t go away, I’ll be right back.
I’m back, and actually it is a bit on the chilly side. That’s
the trouble with being quite small I suppose. I’ve got chubby mates who don’t
feel the cold, but I bloomin’ well do! I’m not exactly petite – well actually I
suppose I could be described thus (what a posh word; thus!) but I’m not skinny.
I’ve always thought it funny that we girls have a kind of
built in low temperature indicator. It worked just now when I went outside. You can’t
see me (obviously) but I’m wearing quite a thin blouse and a fairly skimpy doo-dah
underneath, and as soon as the breeze hit my chest.......! Ha ha!
Anyway, shall I go out, or shall I stay in? In out in out (shake
it all about!)
In wins. Stick on the telly, make a cuppa tea and toast a hot
cross bun. Yes, excellent idea.
Time for you to go I’m afraid. Thanks for dropping by. See you again soon I hope.
Breezy piece, Rosey! Made me smile!
ReplyDeleteSticking on the telly, make a cuppa tea and toast a hot cross bun sounds good to me. I love the breezy way you wrote this.:)
ReplyDeleteBright and breezy piece Rosey and quick off the mark too. I see you have beaten your friend Keith to 3WW. Well Done!
ReplyDeleteHate to break it to you Rosey but it's a sign of getting older - but you're a long way off that just now so hot cross buns and tea sound delightful
ReplyDeleteCuppa? I assume that means cup. Not British though, so. And hot cross buns? That's still a thing? (I'm old.. sorry)
ReplyDeleteRead and learn!!! Cuppa' is British for a cup of tea Personally I prefer a glassa' - a glass of wine! And the run up to Easter would not be the same without copious amounts of hot cross buns!
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