Topic review - Good Morning!
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Lex
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 2:51 pm
I find it interesting to occasionally trawl through the old threads and revive the odd one or 2  It'd be great to see Chillit on WOL again - if you're out there, come back buddy!
I find it interesting to occasionally trawl through the old threads and revive the odd one or 2 :) It'd be great to see Chillit on WOL again - if you're out there, come back buddy!
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Shizara
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 12:45 pm
Morning has escaped but hello anyway!! Not done the snowman building have been scraping the ice off the stairs.
I just read the rhymes up there that chillitt and I wrote er... 6 years ago. Had almost forgotten about that one.
Morning has escaped but hello anyway!! Not done the snowman building have been scraping the ice off the stairs.
I just read the rhymes up there that chillitt and I wrote er... 6 years ago. Had almost forgotten about that one.
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Lex
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 9:17 am
Morning all, and a happy weekend to everyone! Hope your all going to build a snowman today. 
Morning all, and a happy weekend to everyone! Hope your all going to build a snowman today. ;)
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Shizara
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 2:06 pm
The clouds are providing bountiful rain Now the grass will grow and need mowing again. Relax and have the time of your life... The next day gardening means the weeds will be rife!
The clouds are providing bountiful rain Now the grass will grow and need mowing again. Relax and have the time of your life... The next day gardening means the weeds will be rife!
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chillitt
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 10:35 am
now i dont want to sound like i'm complaining
but its my day off and now its raining
theres lawns to mow and borders to dig
i'm not going out there while the clouds are this big
now i dont want to sound like i'm complaining
but its my day off and now its raining
theres lawns to mow and borders to dig
i'm not going out there while the clouds are this big
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Shizara
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 4:38 am
Tomorrow now has become today And the day that's gone becomes yesterday Wednesday now is underway; It will soon be Friday; What can I say?
Tomorrow now has become today And the day that's gone becomes yesterday Wednesday now is underway; It will soon be Friday; What can I say?
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chillitt
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Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 10:18 pm
the cold has gone, i'm surely cured,
im well enough for the written word,
and tomorrow im off, i'll sit and chill,
makes up for a sunday spent feeling ill.
the cold has gone, i'm surely cured,
im well enough for the written word,
and tomorrow im off, i'll sit and chill,
makes up for a sunday spent feeling ill.
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Shizara
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Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:47 pm
Whiskey will make the head ache more You'll cringe when someone slams a door. Unless you live in Timbucktoo; TESCO might deliver your food to you.
Whiskey will make the head ache more You'll cringe when someone slams a door. Unless you live in Timbucktoo; TESCO might deliver your food to you.
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chillitt
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Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 9:34 pm
a hot totty and chicken soup
will surely get me back in the loop
but the cupboards bare so i'm off to bed
and i'll have to take some whisky instead..
a hot totty and chicken soup
will surely get me back in the loop
but the cupboards bare so i'm off to bed
and i'll have to take some whisky instead..
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Shizara
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Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 8:38 pm
Chicken soup is what you need, A wasted weekend? Yes indeed. The least the germs could surely do Is lay you low when Monday's due!
Chicken soup is what you need, A wasted weekend? Yes indeed. The least the germs could surely do Is lay you low when Monday's due!
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chillitt
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Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 8:27 pm
but i'm thick of head and full of cold
i'm high on lemsip and feeling old
i'm burning up and looking grotty
i'll try again when not so snotty
but i'm thick of head and full of cold
i'm high on lemsip and feeling old
i'm burning up and looking grotty
i'll try again when not so snotty
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Shizara
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Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:18 pm
Why choose the words of another hand When your mind, it is, in another land? Like the wind that is eternally free Yield to your thoughts; cast your nets to the sea.
Why choose the words of another hand When your mind, it is, in another land? Like the wind that is eternally free Yield to your thoughts; cast your nets to the sea.
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chillitt
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Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 4:33 pm
if bad poems, rhymes or verse
are your delight, but you seek worse
the very best place for ditties horrible
why not google the great mcgonagle
if bad poems, rhymes or verse
are your delight, but you seek worse
the very best place for ditties horrible
why not google the great mcgonagle
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chillitt
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Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 3:07 pm
the conker
the conker falls with great relief,
free of shell and free of leaf
it hits the ground so soft and wet
and thinks, thats it, i'm set!
it lies among the mulch and litter
not impatient, not a quitter
waiting for the end of winter
dreaming of roots, branch and splinter
but small boys come and dogs as well
to whisk them off to conkers hell
drilled and strung or chewed and spat
baked or pickled or swallowed and sha!
but this conker queitly waited
then on adams ale intoxicated
as springtime warmth starts the race
this years saplings show their face
then time rolls by and its shadow grows
this twig into a Chestnut grows
as it too now sets its children free,
it knows what it is, to be a tree.
the conker falls with great relief,
free of shell and free of leaf
it hits the ground so soft and wet
and thinks, thats it, i'm set!
it lies among the mulch and litter
not impatient, not a quitter
waiting for the end of winter
dreaming of roots, branch and splinter
but small boys come and dogs as well
to whisk them off to conkers hell
drilled and strung or chewed and spat
baked or pickled or swallowed and sha!
but this conker queitly waited
then on adams ale intoxicated
as springtime warmth starts the race
this years saplings show their face
then time rolls by and its shadow grows
this twig into a Chestnut grows
as it too now sets its children free,
it knows what it is, to be a tree.
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optrex
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Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 2:11 pm
The two of you, do have great verse
The lines I write, are twice as worse
Creative, me? Alas I'm not!
Just put me down, or have me shot
The two of you, do have great verse
The lines I write, are twice as worse
Creative, me? Alas I'm not!
Just put me down, or have me shot
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Shizara
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Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 2:00 pm
Lady Godiva came galloping by? Sir Chillitt resisted her playful try? Her blonde hair flying as a horse's mane Am sure she will return, time and again!
The hospital, by George, breathes a sigh of relief One less to admit, one less to feel grief. Syntax and grammar; punctuation, no less Am hardly well qualified; I have to confess.
Lady Godiva came galloping by? Sir Chillitt resisted her playful try? Her blonde hair flying as a horse's mane Am sure she will return, time and again!
The hospital, by George, breathes a sigh of relief One less to admit, one less to feel grief. Syntax and grammar; punctuation, no less Am hardly well qualified; I have to confess.
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