Our Two Sense
Day in the Life
Posted by Two Sense (Atlantic Shores, United States) on 3 April 2009 in Lifestyle & Culture.
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Lilly : The Lizard bit me.
Ronnie : I think this might be a button off Edward the Confessor’s coat !
Lilly : Your Lizard bit me, Ronnie . . had to apply one those outdated 'sticking -plasters' you so thoughtfully gave me
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Rabbit from Richmond, United States
Nice contrast of handwriting. I love how the First Aid Plasters says "NEW!"
3 Apr 2009 11:44am
@Rabbit: : (from Ronnie) . . it was true : they were 'new' at the time I got given them . .
Earnest from Oklahoma, United States
:-) Yes, communications skills are so very important... Quite a familiar exchange...
3 Apr 2009 11:58am
Eleftheria from Athens, Greece
I don't know what they say but I must say you're very clever people!
3 Apr 2009 12:38pm
@Eleftheria: Thanx, Eleftheria . . love your site !
Laurie from New Jersey, United States
Interesting as always.
Plasters??? I've never heard that term before.
3 Apr 2009 1:13pm
@Laurie: As Churchill once said. We are "Two nations divided by a common language" !
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In the United States and Canada, an adhesive bandage is better known as a Band-Aid, thanks to a well-advertised trademarked brand of bandage manufactured by Johnson and Johnson.
Barbara from Florida, United States
Hilariously funny! Oh yes those communication blurbs, familiar, yes.
Bring the found animal home and have the partner take care of it, that is familiar too.
As for those "plasters" I'm with Laurie. I've never seen those either.
I love the "you have no to do's" list, Lilly.
Always a smile when visiting you two.
3 Apr 2009 1:21pm
Viewfinder from Bradenton, FL, United States
This is a laugh-getter. So sounds like the banter between two who love one another... in spite of... lizards, buttons, sticking plasters and to-do lists.
3 Apr 2009 1:36pm
Giovanni from Milan, Italy
I'm afraid Edward the confessor was the last to use those plasters...(I hope he was not the last to empty your trash!)
3 Apr 2009 2:01pm
@Giovanni: : (from Ronnie) hee hee . . nicely put, Giovanni !
ordinaryimages from Kentucky Bluegrass, United States
You may be a bit late on your calendar items. best...jerry
3 Apr 2009 2:22pm
grouser from Ludlow, United Kingdom
I think you may need to call in the Pest Control Lilly
3 Apr 2009 2:38pm
@grouser: (from Lilly) Grouser, I've tried several times but they keep bringing Ronnie back.
Suzanne Labbé from Granby, Canada
;o) Too funny ! Je suis admirative devant tant de créativité monsieur...
3 Apr 2009 5:03pm
dobbino from Cape Town, South Africa
Your concern for Lilly's predicament is really touching, Ronnie - you're not a South African male in disguise, are you?
3 Apr 2009 7:09pm
dogilicious from Millerstown, PA, United States
A man who was invited to the coronation King Edward need not concern himself with the triviality of a common wound. Is that appointment book written on papyrus? Must be to last for 1000 years!
3 Apr 2009 7:19pm
DaveB from Exeter, United Kingdom
Nice set of images, some people are just moaners! :)
3 Apr 2009 9:32pm
observing from North West, United Kingdom
LOL...:) I have a sneaky feeling that Ronnie is the lounge lizard... don't bite.
3 Apr 2009 9:55pm
Nataly from Santa Monica, United States
Ronnie, be nice to a lady and.. stock up on some new first aid supplies:)
3 Apr 2009 9:59pm
Chris from South Jersey, United States
Ronnie, I think you need to stop living in the past...great contrasting shots in how the minds of men and women are so different....
3 Apr 2009 11:58pm
MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany
That preprinted "You have no To Do'S" in Lilly's planner is like a dream. :)
Ronnie: which flag did you run up for remembering at this important date?
4 Apr 2009 12:07am
JJ from Jersey City, United States
LOL so clever, may be showing my age but i remember plasters like that
4 Apr 2009 12:37am
Fliss from Melbourne Beach, United States
Hope the finger isn't bleeding to much...
4 Apr 2009 1:25am
bluechameleon from Vancouver, Canada
I really like the paperweight...I'm thinking that maybe only commonwealth countries are familiar with "plasters", or perhaps I am wrong. A lizard that bites? Tell me it isn't so!!
4 Apr 2009 3:32am
EYES WIDE SHUT from The library of my soul, United Kingdom
I think those plasters date back to the coronation too! Mad as a box of frogs, and all the more wonderful for it.
4 Apr 2009 3:47am
jamesy from christchurch, New Zealand
hehehe poor Lily Ronnie doesn't listen very well does he
4 Apr 2009 7:16am
djedfre from schaumburg, United States
i knew that lizard was trouble! (probably mad because you've put him on hold for the time being...)
4 Apr 2009 8:31am
António Pires from Lisbon, Portugal
Lilly, apply the outdated sticking-plaster to the lizard. You'll get rid of him.
4 Apr 2009 8:32pm
John from Eureka, United States
Interesting contrast in priorities on the two calendars.
4 Apr 2009 9:02pm
Craig from Vacaville, California, United States
hehehe! Ronnie, you are quite the gentleman!
5 Apr 2009 6:46am
Suzanne from Huntington Bch, California, United States
Hmmm...a time traveler or notes for a history class? ;o)
5 Apr 2009 7:14am
one way photo / Mark from Essex, England, United Kingdom
Great one... almost surreal and makes you look at it for a while to work out what's going on ;-) As an aside, I love the typography on the plasters packet...
5 Apr 2009 7:59am
Magda from Vancouver, Canada
Love it! Especially the short note: "remind Ronnie to empty trash" Had to laugh at that!!
6 Apr 2009 9:08am
Denise from Perry, United States
I just took out the trash, never need a reminder, just the overflowing can...... As for a lizard bite, one quick flick of the finger should teach it a lesson and hopefully it will think next time before snapping its jaws shut!
7 Apr 2009 2:27am
pedro alexandre from loures, Portugal
so if i understand this correclty king edward was the last one to take the trash out back in 1042!!! good god!.
14 Apr 2009 11:01pm
Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia
Love the layout and graphic look of this one... and your funny ideas, of course!
28 Apr 2009 6:32am
Twelvebit from Victoria, United States
For some reason you got me thinking of the monarch in "To Play the King," though I don't think he's named in the series, and I suppose he's supposed to be Charles.
5 May 2009 10:11pm
