Vagueness and the Aftermath - A sporadic diary

[RED-DOG]

These horse yarns are absolutely enthralling Tom.

Whatever you do, keep this Diary coming. One day, before you know it, you will have written your book, or books, & they will be worthy additions to the three that your Mum & Dad have already written.

It's a stunning read, & an insight into a life few of us know much about.

"Living on your wits".

If your mum and dad are half the story tellers you are Tom, would you mind posting the titles of them books? I could then boost the sales of them by..well 1

There you go boldie


http://www.robertdawson.co.uk/product.php?f=79


http://www.robertdawson.co.uk/product.php?f=20

[boldie]

These horse yarns are absolutely enthralling Tom.

Whatever you do, keep this Diary coming. One day, before you know it, you will have written your book, or books, & they will be worthy additions to the three that your Mum & Dad have already written.

It's a stunning read, & an insight into a life few of us know much about.

"Living on your wits".

If your mum and dad are half the story tellers you are Tom, would you mind posting the titles of them books? I could then boost the sales of them by..well 1

There you go boldie


http://www.robertdawson.co.uk/product.php?f=79


http://www.robertdawson.co.uk/product.php?f=20

Superb, Thanks.

Now seeing as my Mrs reads this thread as well;

Sweetie, can I use some of my pocket money to buy these books?

[redsdad]

You'll have to write it Tom.

[tikay]

You'll have to write it Tom.

Mr RedsDad - much respect, Sir. You must & should be extremely proud of that Tom.

PS - Are the other kids all chubby, too?

PPS - Please Post more. You are Very Special. Tom has told me so much about you, I feel I know you.

And Tom will be so proud you read his diary. He writes it for you, you know.

[RichEO]

Hurry up and finish the horse story Tom 

[boldie]

Hurry up and finish the horse story Tom 

Indeed..I expect to have read it before 5!

[Laxie]

You'll have to write it Tom.

 

We've been saying that for ages!!!     Glad you popped on here to back us up.   

I reckon we should have a BB at Tom's some day so we can meet everyone.

[Rod Paradise]

You'll have to write it Tom.

 

Hello to Red's Dad & a thank you for A Wandering of Gypsies & Wandering Together, which I really enjoyed (as did my Dad).

Any encouragement you can give to Red to get his stories published as well would be appreciated, I'm fed up posting them to non-poker players who enjoy them as much as I do.

[RED-DOG]

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[AndrewT]

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[tikay]

Tom, get writing. Yer Dad said. You can't argue now.

[RichEO]

Hmmm

[MrsBoldie]

Hello Mr Red Dog

I've spent the last 2 days at work reading this thread and I'm completely enthrawled. My colleagues (whilst usually obilvious to my bizarre behaviour) now actuall seem concerned as I've been randomly laughing and crying at regular intervals.  Keep the memories coming - getting impatient already.....

I have a couple of questions for you:

What actually defines a Gypsy other than the blood line?  Is it mainly living with no fixed abode and following the unwritten rules that are passed down?
And are your children still living as Gypsies?  If not, how do you feel about that - or if they chose not to, how would you feel?

Wendy

[MrsBoldie]

These horse yarns are absolutely enthralling Tom.

Whatever you do, keep this Diary coming. One day, before you know it, you will have written your book, or books, & they will be worthy additions to the three that your Mum & Dad have already written.

It's a stunning read, & an insight into a life few of us know much about.

"Living on your wits".

If your mum and dad are half the story tellers you are Tom, would you mind posting the titles of them books? I could then boost the sales of them by..well 1

There you go boldie


http://www.robertdawson.co.uk/product.php?f=79


http://www.robertdawson.co.uk/product.php?f=20

Superb, Thanks.

Now seeing as my Mrs reads this thread as well;

Sweetie, can I use some of my pocket money to buy these books?

You can even have extra to purchase them!

[RED-DOG]

Hello Mr Red Dog

I've spent the last 2 days at work reading this thread and I'm completely enthrawled. My colleagues (whilst usually obilvious to my bizarre behaviour) now actuall seem concerned as I've been randomly laughing and crying at regular intervals.  Keep the memories coming - getting impatient already.....

I have a couple of questions for you:

What actually defines a Gypsy other than the blood line?  Is it mainly living with no fixed abode and following the unwritten rules that are passed down?
And are your children still living as Gypsies?  If not, how do you feel about that - or if they chose not to, how would you feel?

Wendy

Only the bloodline Mrs B. You can't decide to be a Gypsy, and perhaps more important, you can't decide not to be one.

I have four girls, two are married and two still at home.

One of the married ones lives in a caravan full time and at the moment is stopping in a site not far from me. The other one has a house but she keeps a caravan in the garden and sleeps in it often. Both travel as much as circumstance will allow during the summer.

All my girls are fiercely proud of what they are.

Would I be sad if they chose not to live as Gypsies? Yes, I suppose I would a little, it's wonderful for me to see my grandchildren being brought up the way I was.

At the end of the day though, as long as they're happy, I'm happy.

There are some pictures of My daughter Kelly (The one with the house) in this thread.

http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=23474.0


PS- Thank you for the upper case "G"