Your pictures from the 77th floor gave me the collywobbles 
Hi Pen,
I don’t think you would get the Collywobbles if you were actually there. I get vertigo when I go passed the first rung of a stepladder but I had no feeling of discomfort looking out at the view.
Your rebus was a superb presentation of a movie held in high regard by the movie Buffs, then and now. It would not be my cup of tea because I am not into movies about relationships and soul searching. I prefer a bit of real action. Did you realise that Noël Coward, who wrote the one-act play that the movie was based on, had an uncredited role as the railway station announcer?
Bonnie was glad to see us and slipped seamlessly into our normal routines when we returned home.
We have an agist practice here in Australia (at least in NSW and Qld) that once you turn 75 you must get a medical certificate annually from your doctor declaring that you are fit to keep driving. I must face the inquisition this afternoon.
Blue’s Neighbour just got a divorce from his cross-eyed wife. They didn’t see eye to eye. He also found out she was seeing someone on the side.
When Sheila told Blue he should stop impersonating a flamingo, he had to put his foot down.
I’ve started investing in stocks: beef, vegetable and chicken. One day I hope to be a bullionaire.
I asked Blue what the quickest way would be to Mount Cotton. He asked, ”Are you walking or driving?”. “Driving”, I replied. “Yeah, that would be quickest”, he quipped.
Blue tried to start up a support group for people with erectile dysfunction. It was a total flop and nobody came.
I heard you once trained his dog to play the trumpet on the London underground. The dog went from Barking to Tooting in just over an hour.
My spies tell me you are taking the day off work. I hope you have an exceptionally pleasing day.
