Part 1 in an occasional series giving an insight into my muffled world.
Little Guy: Everyone I know says Avatar is amazing!
Me: What's so special about apple tart?
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8 comments:
Are we allowed to laugh now? Hope so, because I'm finding it hard to stifle my giggles.
Yeah, ok then ... You gotta larf ...
I would prefer an apple tart to a movie any day...
Me too, Mutts. Nothing wrong with my taste buds.
That is funny! You know what's going to happen, right? Everyone'll get in the habit of shouting at you at full volume, then as your hearing improves you'll have to keep telling them: STOP SHOUTING! I CAN HEAR YOU! I've seen it happen with a friend's daughter.
And I too would take apple tart over a movie any day.
That's already happening, Liane, due to my habit of plucking my aids out when they irritate me too much.
Poor dears never know whether to shout or not, which ear to speak into etc etc.
Never mind, let's have some apple tart and wash it down with a glass of Malibu.
Apple tart through 3D glasses. Malibu on the side... how the writer relaxes.
Pass the chocolate, Mel ...
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