And That Is That

I have decided to quit blogging.  I've been struggling with this decision for a while as I feel my blog writing isn't what it used to be - its become a bit of a chore for me and I blog for the sake of blogging and not for the love of it anymore. 

I may continue in the future but at the moment, I'm giving it a break and making my blog private.  I will add you to my list so that if I do continue to blog, I will appear on your blogroll.

Its been a really hard decision to make.  Next year would have been 5 years but I feel my blog has come to a serious hault.

Thank you to all you wonderful Plonkers who have shared this ride with me.

♥ yer faces off.

Blog Closed.

Caption It #66

 

Hullo Brilliant Plonkity Plonkers of Awesomeness

 

It's Toozday, which bestows yet another historic occasion to caption an additional

 Legend....wait for it....Dary

photo that I blundered into on the Whackadoodle Interwebz 

 

Do you think this fucking Plonker is a natural red-head?

 

 

Go check out my Weekend Vlog if captioning doesn't tickle yer fancy.

There's no half-singing in the shower, you're either a rock star or an opera diva.

This week's Monday Music Moves Me theme is "music you listened to as a teenager and/or Bloopers".  Most of you beautiful Plonkers will know that Bloopers are one of my favourite.  Here's a few of my favourite show's bloopers.

Big Bang....coming back with Season six this month - I can't wait.




Used to watch this show in high school Use to think this bloke was Sex on Legs Everyone knew this one

A New Tattoo, A Car-Jacking and Google Logo

Conversations with Megan and her Teacher

Megan's teacher asks the class:

"What kind of things do typical South Africans do on a the weekends?

My 9-Year-old Meg puts her hand up.

Teacher: "Yes, Megan?"

Megan :  "Relax and do Crack"

I fuckin' shite you not.

This WILL become the running joke in our family.

When I told her what crack was, she blushed profusely.   I then asked her where she heard about "crack". She said that she heard about it on the series "Two Broke Girls".

Motto of the story?  Supervise your kid's telly time.


This morning on the way to school I ask Megan:

"What are you up to this weekend?"

Megan shrugs, "I dunno".

I reply "What? Aren't we relaxing and doing crack?"