Friday 12:47 p.m.
Spent the first part of the morning wrestling with a hate filled hangover. I am a horrible person and shouldn't be allowed near normal people, especially when there's plonko collapso for free. I stayed away from wine for the twenty odd years I had a stomache ulcer, and have never really gotten the hang of it. They should colour it purple like they do with turpentine to stop the alkies guzzling it. White wine just looks like water. After you've thrown a few glasses down your gullet, it tastes like water as well. Dearie me!
So I never got round to meditating till eleven this morning, but immediately all the horrible thoughts disappeared and once more you are in the fantastic bliss. The horrible hangover thoughts are a perfect example of how useless most thoughts are. But it is amazing to be moaning and groaning about the place one minute and then be in ra bliss the next. Quite made my day, it did. I went and got an number one at the barbers and will give all my money to the credit card basturns this afternoon, and try to avoid evil for the rest of the month. Amen.
Before I journeyed to Newton Mearns, I spent the afternoon with the auld maw. She was complaining about her neighbours during the war. Lots of them were waving union jacks and going on about fighting the Germans in 1939, but the only man from the building who went to fight the Germans was my auld man. Everyone who could went into reserved occupations and made plenty of money.
The auld maw showed me the letter she got telling her about the war widows pension she received from the 29th of December 1965, the year my auld man died from lack of breath. She got awarded five pounds five shillings for herself and there was two pounds four shillings each to keep me and Popeye. In 1969 I got twelve pounds a week for a student grant and could sign on the dole during the holidays.
In the Amazing Bloggy Church of the Bad Boy Blissheid we do have a hell for all the evil basturns of course, which is just as well!
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My friend, THIS is hell.
We are all in it together. We all get to leave. The trick is learning enough so we don't get brought back next time round.
Marie: Seems pretty hellish with a hangover I must say! Hotboy
I say!
It must not have been South African wine. South African wine very rarely gives one a hangover. I speak from experience.
MM III
You only say you "journeyed to" Newton Mearns. Did they not let you in? Albert grew up there.
PS Next time, I advise using aloc-free wine, that might help.
Mingin'! I suspect most wines get made in big vats full of weird ingredients, a sideshoot of the petrochemical industries.
Onan: It's a mad thing to think you should travel to Newton Mearns, which seems to be a shopping mall, to meet a lot of folk you don't know for a reason it's hard to work out. The bus stop outside was like on a very wet race track, the rain lashing down as I waited an interminable time for a bus back to Glesga. Fancy being brought up there! Real nowheresville. Too far from Princes Street. Hotboy
In my day it was just a wee shoplifter mall.
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