Saturday 9 April 2011

Don't Upset Map.

The landlady of my local mithered me tonight.

She won't get the chance to do it twice.

10 comments:

  1. Let the sun rise over the foot of your bed before you go back in and burn bridges in your local watering hole. Harsh words are like bullets from a gun, fired in anger, too late to recall.

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  2. Jimmy; Oh all was 'setttled' before I left the premises, apologies were made, and accepted, but she showed her true colours last night.

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  3. Ugh. Sorry! And in your local too! I thought that was supposed to be a sanctuary!

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  4. Yikes! Doesn't she know you're internationally loved and admired? ;)

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  5. Had to Google "mithered." If nothing else, I'll go to bed tonight a little smarter.

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  6. Well, I'm not going to Google "mithered", instead I'm going to ask you what it is :)

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  7. Leah; It is, but she should leave the running of the place to her very capable staff! :¬)

    xxx

    hope; Maybe I need new PR? :¬)

    xxx

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  8. UB; It's nice to learn new words! :¬)

    Kim; 'Bothered', 'Upset', 'PISSED ME OFF'! :¬)

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  9. oh, dear! well, better to see her true colors sooner rather than later - but too bad you were subjected to such, whatever it was! she obviously isn't aware of your international standing!

    xxx

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  10. In deepest Lancashire we would say:
    'Don't mither me!' Often to a child wanting something it shouldn't have.
    'Stop your mithering!'
    It's easy to forgive - not so easy to forget.

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