For over twenty years I have known him,
Known my next door neighbour.
We get on very well,
Chatting and laughing over many things,
Helping each other whenever help is needed,
Never ever a cross word.
Like me he is now retired
But still does the odd job for others,
After all he was a gardener
And gardeners are always in demand.
But the other day we were chatting
And he said something that I found disturbing,
Very disturbing.
He said that he enjoyed ironing,
IRONING! How can you enjoy ironing?
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: September 12th, 2020 01:11
- Comment from author about the poem: The car is my neighbours mini that he takes to shows.
- Category: Humor
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Comments6
Good write Gold. lol.
An illegal tale?! I befriended a guy in a nearby garage. We didn't have a a car ourselves, but he let me drive his Mini, with him as my 'co-driver'. I was only about 13!
I bet you enjoyed that ride.
Andy
Yes lol. It was so long ago though (a bit before 1066), that I can't recall correctly if I actually drove much, or if I was the guy's 'co-driver' in the passenger seat.
I did drive go-karts though, and enjoyed pushing them too, running around with others driving. No motorised ones in those days - the wheel has just been invented then. lol.
lol, hey I enjoy ironing as well:
in-front of the telly while watching the footy, with a glass of Capt'n Morgan on the side,
smooth I flow over the shirt's surface, then take a refreshing sip, iced rum seeping-in smoothly - to ease my spirit: try it, its kinda meditative...
brilliantly quirky write,
Thanks LB, meditation comes in all forms, mine come from Laphraig Scotch Whisky.
Andy
I enjoy ironing about twice a year.... mostly i wear un-ironed clothes but there's always a small pile of clothes which look terrible if not ironed so I hide them until...... until i feel like getting that ironing board contraption out and wrestling with it. Bloomin deck chair of a contraption!
You amusing ditty reminds us, "There's nowt so strange as folk".
Thanks d a, something else similar in us, I too buy shirts which do not need ironing.
Yes folk can be very strange - but it would be a very boring world without them.
Andy
When I got married for the 2nd time.
I told my wife Iβd work hand in glove with her all things domestic.EXCEPT for two things. Ironing and cleaning the cat box. I now clean the cat box, but thatβs where I draw the line! π
That line was once drawn and now redrawn, it my be erased completely in time. LOL
B here - Good Sabbath Uncle Andy ~ Thanks for showcasing the MINI & Pat Routledge Angela shared a Mini with Her Mum when I first met Her very economical - The Mini & Angela ! Pat is a fine Comedy Actress & a very Good Singer ! Angela & love her. To each His / Her own. Angela believes in the impression made by *Appearance* so everyting is ironed especially my Shirts. I can iron & I love Steam Irons and since Ive been a House Husband Ive done about 30% of the Ironing - but Im scared of incinerating Victorias Secrets ! I can operate the Washer with the help of the Manual but I cant MULTITASK ! What takes me SIX hours Angela does in TWO. Id like to REINCARNATE with a Female Brain in a Mans Body XYx ? Thanks for sharing - lots of *Food for Thought*
Blessings & Peace to You & Yours
Love Brian - Angela & Smokey πππ
Can't stand ironing or hanging out the clothes but quite enjoy washing up. How odd is that? Fine write Andy.
We all have those quirks which please us Michael.
Andy
Yes - my little quirk certainly pleases me.
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