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Your youngest knows The Smiths? You’re a good da. Happy new year, pal.
A few extra seconds is torment. She knows what it does to you.
She’s very into her music but she certainly doesn’t get it from me because I never played them any music when they were young. She’s discovered it all by herself.
I don’t think Wendy does it deliberately. She is actually, a kind person and wouldn’t torment me in any deliberate way. I think she’d just had a bit to drink.
A very Happy New Year to you all over there. When I find a grand behind the sofa you’ll be my guide round New Jersey and Atlantic City (with maybe an hour or so in the lesser city of New York).
I’m fairly sure in real life I would bore you to death but I’m willing to roll the dice. C’mon down.
I don’t think you’d bore me but I think we’d disagree about quite a few things, which is far better than a bland unanimity. Although I can’t see it happening any time soon you’d be my first port of call were I to end up in the Big Apple (although I am serious about finding New Jersey more interesting).
As a devoted fan of the Smiths i was quite pleased to see the title of this post and then read how the youngest was learning chords to their songs, the boyos know about Mozza and the Smiths mainly because their old man often wanders about the house singing snippets from various songs at the top of his lungs… and i once amazed a gay couple before a Morrissey gig by singing every song they called out from the catalog of both band and front man, i could go on but i’ll stop… and Exile’s right, that Wendy does love to torture you, but a little torture never hurt, erm or something like that…
Yes, she’s got all the Smiths, and Morrisey’s albums now, and is reading Johnny Marr’s autobiography.
I still can’t see Wendy as anything other than, essentially, a kind woman. She doesn’t have any interest in me romantically, that’s all.
Anyway, enough sturm und drang, and poetic lyrics – I’m off to Blackpool for a three-day house music weekender where I can indulge my passion for romantic clichés set to off-the-shelf computerised backing tracks.
Your girls sound ace.
Hope the weekender is sweet respite from the ( albeit unintentional ) torment that is Wendy.
Happy New Year ! xx
Thank you – yes, it’s a surprise they’ve turned out so well from a Dad who is possibly a rather dissolute model of parenthood and a Mum who lacks any ambition.
Weekender was fab – more on that soon.
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