Yesterday was a quiet day here in Trelawnyd. Animal helper Pat called round with gifts of beans and ripe tomatos and it was first day at school for the junior school children who gridlocked the lane just before 9 am in their parents' 4 x 4s .
In the afternoon I emptied the defrosted chest freezer which was an odorous job then I did some food shopping, bought petrol and went to B&Q to buy a replacement carbon monoxide monitor. It was only on the way home when I caught a glimpse of my face in the rear view mirror did I realise that I was still wearing one of those nose cleaning strips I had put on hours earlier!
Dear John, we wouldn't expect anything else of you!
ReplyDeleteHaha .... only you 😉
ReplyDeleteOops. Still it had time to work...
ReplyDeleteSometimes I worry about you....I really do.
ReplyDeleteCould have been worse. You hair could have been in curlers.
ReplyDeleteOr pyjama bottoms
DeleteLOL!
DeleteI have not flashed in my PJS for years
DeleteSituation normal then.
ReplyDeleteI use a handkerchief to clean out my nose. I can't see how those fancy strips would expel snot effectively.
ReplyDeleteAt least you weren't smelling anything malodorous!
ReplyDeletehee hee hee!
ReplyDeleteoh john! a smile to start my day!
Add that to the list of things to be checked before you are allowed out of the house unsupervised.
ReplyDeleteIf I saw you I would have thought you have a skin cancer cut off
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with that.
ReplyDeleteYou're going to start a new fashion now, you trendsetter! LOL
ReplyDeleteDirt, oil or blackheads, or just to tighten up those pores?
ReplyDeleteNever heard of 'em before now.
Goodness, are deep cleansing nose strips the latest must-have fashion accessory? And is your nose really that filthy? :-)
ReplyDeleteCome on, Nick, be fair. John's nose is not filthy. As a male he is blessed with thick skin which produces sebum (oil). The moment sebum meets air (oxygen) it turns black. I know this because my beloved grandfather had those black thingies on his nose. So, what you do, and don't turn your nose up at it, is extract the sebum. Good on John. There is love, and then there is aethetics. Of course, he could have just squeezed, but then he is a nurse and knows the way of least resistance, to come away without a scar.
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I have a large squashed nose courtesy of my grandmother
DeleteYou must have a very clean and shiny nose now.
ReplyDeleteA good laugh this morning is just what I needed ! your nose pores should be very clean now.
ReplyDeleteI am sitting here making lists, of what to do if I have to take the cats and run away from a HURRICANE :(
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Put a mirror on the back of you front door for a double check before you leave. At least you had you britches on.(i hope).
ReplyDeleteYou are a hoot . . .
ReplyDeleteLaughing right out loud . . .
(Like the time I took off to my grandsons track meet with a roller in my hair! Walked into the meet with a nice young man . . . (who never said a word about "my roller look.") Looked for my grandson, he came running and shouted "granny, you have a roller in your hair!")
Keeping it real . . .
Of course you did, John!!
ReplyDeletetee hee!
DeleteMaybe they thought you were a rugby player or one of those sports guys ..
ReplyDeleteDon't you have mirrors about the house so that you can check your hairstyle before leaving the house?
ReplyDeleteI am pretty sure that is not an approved look in the retiree handbook.
ReplyDeleteThank you, John! Some days we just need a laugh...
ReplyDeleteEveryone probably thought you'd had an accident and bashed your nose.
ReplyDeleteDon't you check yourself in your rear view mirror before you drive off?
ReplyDeleteThey make me itch, don't know how you could stand it!
ReplyDeleteI walked through a crowded restaurant with two feet of toilet paper stuck to my shoe. Nothing to do but laugh!
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Debbie, welcome to my world
DeleteMaybe they thought it was a bandage. LOL and Hugs.
ReplyDeleteWhahahahahahahahahahahahaha! I simply love you John. You are too wonderful to be true.
ReplyDeleteIm a cunt in real life x
DeleteThat's definitely not true otherwise your fur and feathered would have left home long ago. 😊
Deleteyou are just to funny. You need your on sitcom. Thanks for the laughs and reminding us all not to take ourselves too seriously. You're a treasure.
ReplyDeleteI need a guardian
DeleteLaura wears hers--around the house.
ReplyDeleteJohn I feel your pain. I can top that. Today at work as a practice nurse I feel over flex in my room and the noise was phenomenal as the fan and me crashed to the floor catching my rib cage on corner of desk. I was fussed over by 2 GPs who were worried at my dazed state and high blood pressure so was sent home. To top that wearing dress and old knickers pulled out of drawer at dawn earlier in day. So embarrassed as Gp wanted to check I was ok. So on list is new knickers. Keep your nose clean.
ReplyDeleteYou dont want to see my old underpants! A lovely shade of grey
DeleteMost people would think it was a bandage, if that helps :)
ReplyDeleteYou do make me feel better about my faux pas, though!
For a nose job?
DeleteReminds me of the time our very prim and proper assistant principal came in the school fuming. She was running late and got behind a taxi going through the VERY long playground zone around our school at a very slow speed when the zone wasn't in effect for another 15 minutes, making her even later. He pulled into the school parking lot and she proceeded to give him an ear full about making her late for a very important meeting,not true, blah, blah, blah. We're all standing there, smirking, and someone suggested she go in the washroom before she continued with her day. She still had 2 big pink foam rollers in her bangs that she'd forgotten to take out. Kind of took the wind out of her sales. I bet the taxi driver had a good laugh after she stomped off!!
ReplyDeleteThat would be me ! Thanks chuck
DeleteAh, so glad my keyboard is still functioning, having just sprayed a (large) gobfull of tea all over it in response to your post.
ReplyDeleteIve done worse!
DeleteLook at the archive...ive lost a pair of underpants down a trouser leg in a shop and flashed at a car in lane when my pajamas malfunctioned
I'm sure it looked very fetching John.
ReplyDeleteoh i did chuckle ! When I was younger living in the uk - petticoats/slips were either starched or had hoops in them at intervals to make skirts really stick out (this was in the 50's) well I tried starching but went to hoops -unfortunately coming down the double decker bus steps a hoop decided to come out. I tried to look nonchalant but at 15 it was very embarrassing trying to casually gather up a hoop from my slip.
ReplyDeleteOh, dear god! I promise to always double-check myself in the mirror before I leave the house. You might want to do the same.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, given your penchant for minor accidents they probably thought it was a nose splint. :-)
ReplyDeleteFrom now on in my mind you will be forever... the Bionic Blackhead. What are you like lad?
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