Driving Us Spare

Afternoon tea with cakes, blue china, flowers, and garden views

The Harry & Meghan Show’s returned!

The past, forgiven, lessons learned

Assured the monarch, over tea and crumpets.

The British public, unimpressed,

Needs history to be addressed

And until then, this royal pair can lump it.

The Good Lord Giveth

“When God was handing out brains, you thought he said trains and yours still hasn’t arrived.”

“Oh yeah? Well, when God was handing out heads, you thought he said beds, so you asked for a big, soft one.”

“Oh yeah? Well, when God was handing out noses, you thought he said roses, so you asked for a big, red one.”

“Well, when God was handing out chins, you thought he said gins, so you asked for a double.”

“Yeah? Well, when God was handing out legs, you thought he said kegs and asked for two fat ones.”

“Okay then. When God was handing out ears, you thought he said spears and asked for big, pointy ones.”

“When God was handing out eyes, you thought he said ties and asked for two crossed ones.”

“Oh, yeah? When God was handing out foreheads, you thought he said warheads and asked for the biggest they make.”

“When God was handing out teeth, you thought he said wreaths and asked for a load of green ones.”

“When God was handing out faces, you thought he said laces and asked for one you could tie in knots.”

“Well, when God was handing out shoulders, you thought he said boulders and asked for two round ones.”

“When God was handing out wives, you thought he said knives and asked for one that wasn’t too sharp.”

“When God was handing out kids, you thought he said lids and now people keep grabbing them by the ears trying to open them.”

“Shut up.”

You shut up.”

St Valentine’s Day Mascara

Monkey Waiting for a Kiss

I gave my heart to you, my love
One February night
Invoking all the saints above
I prayed you’d hold it tight.
And after we had made romance
For, that’s what I still call it,
You gave me such a loving glance
Then made off with my wallet.
The next day you were seen at lunch
With someone we both know.
Now, looking back, I have a hunch
My best friend’s your new beau.
According to my Visa bill
You both then saw a play
A great night out is greater still
If one needs never pay.
Due to such costly overruns
From two hearts hewn from stone,
On my part, not to be outdone
I hacked into your phone.
And so, my love, for us it ends
As does your victory lap
For, you’ve just texted all your friends
To say you’ve got the clap.