Its reference in the book is iDIFFICULT 3:1-25
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I'm glad your back - and still mad as a bag of spanners - truth be told, I've kinda missed ya!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home.
Nice story - but your not fooling us - we all know that you were so happy not because he was going to be three times the fun but because the bill was going to be split four ways!
vegetable soup... thankfully it weren't chicken. ;)
ReplyDeleteIf only iDifficult were American. We're having an election over here and I think he would fit right in with the candidates who have so far declared. With you as his campaign manager, of course. How I do love your adventures. You've been missed.
ReplyDeleteHey Alistair! Delighted to be here in 2012, thanks for the welcome. Sadly, the four-way split was of no comfort to me, as they eat exponentially. Still, wonderful company.
ReplyDeleteHey Eolist! It probably wouldn't have lasted well, it's true. But mining for soup has always been a high-risk investment; It's not all bisque and minestrone.
Hey Jayne! You know, I think you're onto something. His nationality is flexible, and I'm sure he has an American passport in his swatch. We may have to nominate him. Just imagine:
"Change is never Easy. Vote 'Difficult."
I may have missed my calling.
Thanks one and all! Indigo
One for all and all for one somoza. Big fight at the curry house that night. Food going everywhere. Memories are made of this. Or fried squid. One or the other.
ReplyDeleteHeehee! I want some soup from the legendary Lost Soup Mine of Hatzancoatl.
ReplyDeleteOr maybe just a curry with you two crazies??? :P
Ah Doktor, I've been expecting you! And salt-fried squid! Good grief, I love that stuff. I really must tell the tale of your name change from iDifficult, but I'm not sure if I can do it without a stiff Vesper. *insert double-entendre here*
ReplyDeleteHey Kato! You're in luck - there's plenty more to go round! Tho I must confess it's a little cool after travelling through several thousands of miles of pipe from Central America. Not to mention the sabotage attempts by Campbells. And you are welcome at our slightly-eccentric table anytime. Pick Eolist, Pearl and CatLady up on the way through, won't you?
Thanks one and all! Indigo
You have the most amazing life, Indigo. I'm jealous of your friends and your adventures.
ReplyDeleteIf I could get three of me going... now that would be something I could live with! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteHey Joshua! Ooooh, be careful what you wish for matey. "May every day be an adventure" is our local equivalent of the Chinese curse "May you live in interesting times".
ReplyDeleteHey 'beck! Welcome back Sir, we've missed you. More blog entries please! And as with that scamp Joshua, remember that wishes can be a hazard to your health.
Thanks to you both! Indigo
Someone has to keep an eye on the cuttlefish? Excuses, excuses!
ReplyDeleteWell, we DO! They're far too clever by half, and endowed with more curiosity than a crate of cats!
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