Part 2: The L.A.W. Comes to Town: A Kiss is Just a Kiss
“What are you looking at?” Cat asked. I came to my senses and realized I was leaning on her from the sudden turbulence and was absentmindedly staring at her legs while thinking.
“I . . . um . . . sorry,” I managed as I sat back upright.
Kate smiled. “Well now every time our dog Romeo sneezes . . . let’s just say he plays a little tune.”
Okay I would take a Coke with some peanuts now, anything. I wonder if Hugh put peanuts in his Coke in England. He would probably put them in tea if he did anything with them at all.
“We’re not far out now,” said Amira.
“Where?” I asked.
She had been thinking what I had. There had been only one person either of us who could think of who would have it in for Hugh and the British, and that person had been planning for years by hiding in plain sight in Texas. What a brilliant plan. (And when did she do the wardrobe change?)
Who is the L.A.W. after in Lubbock?
Who in Lubbock would have it in for our friend Hugh in England?
Come back next time and find out who and the reveal of why there is craziness going on all around Hugh in . . .
Part 3 of The L.A.W. Comes to Town:
To Dunk or Not to Dunk, That is a Question.
For those of you just joining the mayhem I suggest you might wish to peruse our beginnings in the transoceanic caper.
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The latest in the saga of “The Grammar Black Market” from Ronovan.
Watch out for Part 4 of “When Ronovan Met Miss Maple (on Skype)” tomorrow, where a visit to Buckingham Palace is on the cards and we reveal an exclusive on the Royal Family. Are they really involved in the missing U’s, G’s and H’s?
Hey everyone, watch out for my next part of the story – “When Ronovan Met Miss Maple (on Skype)’, today at 17:00 BST, when a visit to Buckingham Palace is on the Cards.
And what does Her Majesty shout when she wins at Bingo?
PALACE!
That’s a British joke, so if you are scratching your head wondering what on earth I’m on about, then I forgive you. Plus, I’m terrible at telling jokes 🙂
You should do random posts of jokes like that. 🙂 I think it would be fun. I mean look at some of the crazy stuff I do. Then again, don’t. Most of those don’t get seen for some reason. hmmmm
Crazy stuff you do? I’ve not come across any of that in your blog. From what I have seen (and also from what the Corgi has seen – yep he reads your blog as well, believe me), there’s nothing but excellent educational posts over your way, with the odd bit of humour thrown in. We like that.
Toby knows exactly what I am saying when I spell out the word ‘Rice Pudding’ – so he must be able to read as well, yeah? 🙂
🙂 This is great… can’t wait for the next installment.
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The latest in the saga of “The Grammar Black Market” from Ronovan.
Watch out for Part 4 of “When Ronovan Met Miss Maple (on Skype)” tomorrow, where a visit to Buckingham Palace is on the cards and we reveal an exclusive on the Royal Family. Are they really involved in the missing U’s, G’s and H’s?
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I love this! You guys are too funny! ❤
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Clever men!
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Hey everyone, watch out for my next part of the story – “When Ronovan Met Miss Maple (on Skype)’, today at 17:00 BST, when a visit to Buckingham Palace is on the Cards.
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Gambling in the Palace? Are the Royals in need of money?
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Yep, credit cards all been declined at TGI Fridays and Poundland. Now there’s a story…
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Bingo at Buckingham!
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And what does Her Majesty shout when she wins at Bingo?
PALACE!
That’s a British joke, so if you are scratching your head wondering what on earth I’m on about, then I forgive you. Plus, I’m terrible at telling jokes 🙂
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You should do random posts of jokes like that. 🙂 I think it would be fun. I mean look at some of the crazy stuff I do. Then again, don’t. Most of those don’t get seen for some reason. hmmmm
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Crazy stuff you do? I’ve not come across any of that in your blog. From what I have seen (and also from what the Corgi has seen – yep he reads your blog as well, believe me), there’s nothing but excellent educational posts over your way, with the odd bit of humour thrown in. We like that.
Toby knows exactly what I am saying when I spell out the word ‘Rice Pudding’ – so he must be able to read as well, yeah? 🙂
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That is awesome!
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