Well thanks for stopping by today, the day my big daughter finished her exams. Higher/Pure Maths Paper Two. Which was much easier than paper One,
As for me I returned to the dentist after a 5 year gap. I need loads of work apparently, maybe even a root canal, but NHS top fee will be 50quid so though high its far far cheaper than USA.
As for the writing its a bit too hot for me, some may like it hot, but i do not. So no new material today though you all seem to have loved Blogs 2011 Samples
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Michael-Casey/e/B00571G0YC/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1
where you can buy my books at the link above.
I feel like Napoleon, as I start in France and go through Germany and Poland with my viewing figures. Many other places like my stuff too, So thanks to you all now please buy some.
I just spotted this piece so here it is from 2 years ago
As for me I returned to the dentist after a 5 year gap. I need loads of work apparently, maybe even a root canal, but NHS top fee will be 50quid so though high its far far cheaper than USA.
As for the writing its a bit too hot for me, some may like it hot, but i do not. So no new material today though you all seem to have loved Blogs 2011 Samples
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Michael-Casey/e/B00571G0YC/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1
where you can buy my books at the link above.
I feel like Napoleon, as I start in France and go through Germany and Poland with my viewing figures. Many other places like my stuff too, So thanks to you all now please buy some.
I just spotted this piece so here it is from 2 years ago
A Trip to the Dentist (c)
By Michael Casey
My daughter decided that her teeth were
not good enough so she had braces fitted, so now we have something to
tease her about, for a few years. I told her that her uncle had a gap
between his teeth, it meant you'd travel a lot, that's what grannie,
my mum used to say. It's true too my brother was like a gypsie,
travelling far and wide. As for my daughter, I think she's been to
Shanghai 5 times now, so her gap between her teeth has proved she's
an international traveller. So once the gap disappears thanks to the
braces maybe I'll have to pay for less international air tickets, or
grannie in Shanghai will start to visit us instead.
So as the trip to the dentist, or
should I say orthodontist was on a school day I had to attend with
her, which feels like a waste of my time, but they do have BBC news
channel on tv in the waiting room. So I walked all the way to her
school and waited in the sunshine outside. That used to be no big
deal but post quadruple heart bypass with arthritis returning I have
to pace myself. So I walked up the hill, then had a rest while I
watched the traffic and enjoyed the pollution before heading downhill
again towards the school.
Now it is a know fact that if you stay
still in one position long enough you will see the whole world, a bit
like how mariners navigate if you think about it. So I stood at the
corner of the street waiting for my daughter to leave school, and who
did I see over the road on his phone, only Mr Singh who used to own
the corner shop where I used to live 30 years ago. It appears his
hard work has paid off and he now lives in a £750,000 house. He is
actually immortalised in The Butcher The Baker and The Undertaker,
but he'll have to buy a copy of the book to see if he can spot
himself or his actions.
Pretty Indian girls jogged past in one
direction then another, they may have even been Mr Singh's
granddaughters. Then I could see a gardener walking towards me with
his “napsac” on his back, and his tools strapped to his body. It
was my neighbour Brian, so I said hello and explained what I was
doing hanging around a street corner, looking like a well dressed
criminal casing or should I say Caseying a house. Though I do look
at www.rightmove.co.uk
often, dreaming of the day I can have a bigger house in the posh area
near my daughters' school.
My daughter emerged from her school,
thankfully its in the top 1% of schools in the country, its a grammar
school in all but name. In fact its so good the head has been asked
to go over the field and assist the boy's school, so she's now the
head of both schools. Me and my daughter had plenty of time, we could
have even walked to the dentists, though I soon decided my body could
not cope with that, so we sat and chatted at the bus stop. The bus
sailed past as we talked, so we waited 10 minutes then the next one
arrived.
My daughter told me that she discovered
that her orthodontist went to her school, my daughter was also musing
about being a dentist. I just told her only do it if she could hold
her breath, a lifetime of having bad breath in your face, no wonder
they wear masks. So while my daughter had the braces tightened I
watched BBC news channel, though I did think Kwickfit might have been
closer, it was similar work, spanners and so forth.
Time passed quickly, my daughter told
me she'd been away 25 mins, I thought it was only 10, so I must have
been enjoying myself, I just hope my daughter did too. Looking at my
watch I suggested we dive into the pub on the way back to school.
They had a meal deal, two meals for £10 I had spotted it on the
outward journey. Though it turned out we'd only have time for a drink
and a huge pack of crisps each. On the bus back to school/pub the
driver was unique. He had curly hair and big dangly ear rings on,
plus stick on nails and a bra. He was in drag. Or that may have been
his normal attire.
Once in the pub I needed the toilet, I
couldn't use the toilet in the church opposite the dentist as they
locked them up. Toilets only available on Sundays. I was tempted to
pee in the Holy Water fonts. Instead on the bus I just dared not sit
down, in case the extra pressure caused me to erupt like a waterfont.
So finding the pub toilet was like being in a haunted house going up
and down and round and around, while trying to keep my legs crossed
at the same time. I was relieved to say the least. Then my daughter
had followed my lead, so I had to look for her too, a fool searching
for a fool.
We waited to be served and the barmaid
raised half an eyebrow, it was not quite like a Saint Trinians girl
with Arthur Dayley, but my daughter is very tall. As time was now
pressing we both had a drink and some crisps, before my daughter
grabbed her school bag and dashed back to school. As for me I jumped
on the next bus and went back home via Aldi, as I did need to buy
some sprouts for the wife.
me and my big daughter
13 or 14 years ago, to think she'll be a doctor in another 8 years time
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