My Apple Watch
Has been left behind by time.
No more upgrades.
My Apple Watch
Has been left behind by time.
No more upgrades.
The joke is one I remembered from an old New Yorker cartoon ("Sorry to break it up, the cat's back") but the cartoon is what I got by asking DAL-E for a cartoon of a mouse jazz band.
This clematis is just coming out. I've had it since last year and as you see the flowers are spectacular.
My friend took this portrait of a Cambridgeshire cottage.
Why was the chicken sent off the pitch? For Fowl play.
Why did the chicken cross the road? Because it was going on holiday.
I asked ChatGPT-4 to rate the haiku I posted just now. Here’s what it generated.
This poem is a lighthearted and playful take on the haiku form, using the image of a pigeon and its cooing as a humorous twist on the traditional Japanese poetic structure. While it may not be a profound or emotionally resonant work, it is successful in its goal of eliciting a smile or chuckle from the reader through its clever wordplay. Additionally, the brevity and simplicity of the poem reflect the minimalist aesthetic of haiku, demonstrating an understanding and appreciation of the form it parodies. Overall, as a light and entertaining piece, this pigeon poem succeeds in its intended effect.
A pigeon poem
That has seven syllables
Is known as 'Hi-coo'
Me: Shall I tell you a corny joke? Friend: Oh go on then. I can barely wheat.
My friend caught this spectacular view of Ullswater
This is the laker where Wordsworth saw the daffodils.
Timeline 100 m.y.. before your time (BYT).
We are all well. Please give our love to Auntie Vera.
Six days into our front room plant nursery project. We are going to see how each kind of wildflower takes to emerge.
A world unseen, yet
A keen ear and mind's sharp eye,
The blind birdspotter.
Climbing the stairs
I heard the heating come on
Forgetting it’s Spring.
Garden shears. There’s a cutting-edge technology.
I went on a novelty trip, “Follow a day in the life of an Amazon driver”. It was a package tour.
DO61 ARF
On Saturday went to Audley End in Essex. Very impressive home and parkland x designed I think by capability Brown. Here is the house. More to follow.
According to legend, St Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland, which gives rise to one of my favourite jokes.
“What did St Patrick say when he drove the snakes out of Ireland?”
“Are ye all right in the back there, Snakes?”
On night two dogs were trying to barge open the kitchen door, hoping to get in and steal some food. But the door was too heavy and so they couldn’t open it.
“I know” said one dog, “Let’s ask the cat to help.”
“What good will that do?” asked the other.
“Well I think we’ll be able to manage it, if Puss comes to shove.”
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