An enigma wrapped in a mystery (free non sequitur)

[caddyman]

Such is the quite possibly irreconcilably split nature of your correspondent, that he is torn between maintaining complete silence and providing some kind of commentary. As ever, that part of my brain that demands attention has won out, but only under the stern injunction from the rest of my psyche, that no one should be any the wiser once the task is complete.

That in mind, and operating under the freedom gained by accidentally double-dosing on painkillers, I shall therefore, with a smile redolent with Mona Lisa mystery and with a sphinx-like hauteur merely list a few words and phrases, so that you, my dear and only reader, can do with them as you please:

Moonlight,
River,
Sewing yourself into your underwear,
Forging the British Empire,
Marshmallows.

I now take my leave of you to get on with reading the back of the box of painkillers to see when it will be safe to top up.

In the meantime, I'd forgotten just how good Camel's Snow Goose is.

Comments

[littleonions.livejournal.com]

Snogging then? I'm reading snogging... but not as bad as them thar Rorschach prints, filth they are!

warmed cockles

[bluesman.livejournal.com]

Ooh, I feel all fluffy!

Wait a sec, "sewing yourself into your underwear"???

[fencingsculptor.livejournal.com]

I think we are meant to make up a story using the the prompts:

Moonlight,
River,
Sewing yourself into your underwear,
Forging the British Empire,
Marshmallows

And as for the Snow Goose I hope it isn't migratory, and is H5N1 free......

The A Blarney Code

[sea-strands.livejournal.com]

To mad candy

from wandered rat with waaaay too much time on her hands today :p

Re: The A Blarney Code

[caddyman.livejournal.com]

Oo, ta.

You know, there's a moment in mid-morph where it's quite spooky, you know...