I've posted some poetry today, oblivious to Burns Night. And an earlier conversation I had with my brother got off to a cryptic start with him repeatedly quizzing me as to whether I'd got a haggis in.
Y'know for years and years I thought he was saying "Grubs" (for Tea) .... still, after 25 years or so, noone from England could fully explain to me what Gruts really is ...
Anybody fancy a haggis supper then?
ReplyDelete*tumbleweed*
ReplyDeletedeep fried and battered of course. No?
ReplyDeleteHaggis pakora then?
Your loss.
I like haggis.
ReplyDeleteI've posted some poetry today, oblivious to Burns Night. And an earlier conversation I had with my brother got off to a cryptic start with him repeatedly quizzing me as to whether I'd got a haggis in.
ReplyDeleteSynchronicity - as Stink prob sez
ReplyDeleteY'know for years and years I thought he was saying "Grubs" (for Tea) .... still, after 25 years or so, noone from England could fully explain to me what Gruts really is ...
ReplyDeleteDirk: "GRUTS = Groats: hulled, or hulled and crushed, grain, usually oats but sometimes wheat, barley or maize".
ReplyDeleteApparently.