Re: Ancient sites and bodily sensations


"Nuala" <nuala-news@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4d9e508935nuala-news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> In article <Kj9Oe.22443$es2.305257@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> Phoenix <Dong@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
<snip>

>> Patronising? quaint word, but totally wrong interpretation of my
>> intent.
>
> To be fair though, you didn't answer the question that she asked.

I took the trouble to give it some thought and made a considered
response to what I perceived as the question. Unfortunately, an
individual's answer to a question isn't always what's expected, or
desired. That doesn't mean it should be scorned.
<smile>.. I notice Jackdaw has responded in similar manner... <perhaps I
should pass him a brolly?.. whoops too late..>.. so that makes a trio of
replies in similiar vein. Mileages may vary, but it seems we were all
foolishly incompetent to even consider ourselves worthy, of offering our
inconsequential opinions to so Grand a Dame..:-)

> I suspect you've misread how far along she is. Which is a pity.

I don't know her and, <based on the abrasive attitude currently
displayed>, see little reason to change that.

>> No problem.. I'll spare you any further annoyance, by simply
>> ignoring
>> your posts..
>
> Like I said: Pity, that.

Yes, a pity, but I'm not here to trade insults, so any further replies
to her posts seem pointless. We all have bad days... I could happily
reciprocate, in response to a simple sorry, but the high horse is a poor
delivery vehicle for such and I wont be holding my breath. :-)

>> > --
>> > Lady Nina
>> > Today is not the day to piss me off, tomorrow isn't looking good
>> > either.
>
>> --
>> P
>> May those days be long, and many......
>
> I'm going to reflect that I think that's uncalled for,

The tone of her replies, to Matt and Myself, triggered a similar
thought.. like begets like and it was no more than returned sarcasm. If
she believes it was more, then she flatters herself unduly.

> since you could reasonably be expected to have read the 'After the
> Funeral' thread.

Actually, that thread was amongst 193 unreads. Following your prompt
I've scanned it and can sympathise.. imo, grief should be dealt with in
private... sorry if that sounds harsh.

> ~Love and blessings~
>
> --
> ~Phenobarbidoll~
> 'Occasionally I am callous and strange.'

Likewise...

> 'I'm planning your death, but, in a happy way.' - Riley, BtVS

.... and my plans, for that celebration, are similar.. :-)
--
P





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