Mac's Bar - Our Virtual Cafe

[Hughie]

Had a worrying day the day. I need hugs Ermmmm women only
Cup of tea would be fine Mac. Might try a wee scone too if it's nae bother tae you. I'll have to owe you - the wife grabbed my pay poke as soon as I got hame. I'm a basket case, Women just use me up.

[Mac]

the wife grabbed my pay poke as soon as I got hame. I'm a basket case, Women just use me up.

Was ever thus Hughie
The tea and scone are on me. I'm sure ye'll get a wee hug frae wan o' the lassies soon

[mckay47]

Yes they do! Watch it here

unbelievable!!!
What can I say!
Betty

[mckay47]

the wife grabbed my pay poke as soon as I got hame. I'm a basket case, Women just use me up.

there, there, Hughie, you'll be all right ol' son......until next pay-day at least
Betty

[Meg]

the wife grabbed my pay poke as soon as I got hame. I'm a basket case, Women just use me up.

there, there, Hughie, you'll be all right ol' son......until next pay-day at least
Betty

Haw Hughie - I've git three hawf croons if you want a wee sub.

M

[Rowanside]

Haw Meg,ir yev oany "Groats " in yer purse,a,l take them .

[Mac]

More Late Night Musing

I was walking along a street one morning when a funeral cortege hove into view. I don't usually wear a hat but that morning I had my cap on because it was cold. As the hearse approached an overwhelming voice in my head told me to take it off and stand still while the vehicles passed. I was the only one in a crowded street to do so and admit I felt a bit of a prat at the time but later I knew I'd done the right thing.

Why did I feel uncomfortable? What's gone so wrong with this country that a simple act of respect that wouldn't have fazed my father made me feel stupid?

[morag]

Good for you, Mac, the old courtesies and respects are dying out, I know what you mean about feeling a bit daft though. I tend to smile and acknowledge people I meet in the street and the reactions I get are surprising, people get so cheered up. Of course my daughter thinks I'm off my rocker half the time as I end up chatting to folk everywhere

[morag]

Meant to add, a big hug to Hughie and a wee pat oan the back, och son, don't worry, it'll a' be fine the morra'

[Hughie]

You've just made my day Morag. I'm gonna sit doon to a coffee of the instant kind made with all milk in the microwave. I'll put a wee sweetener in it. Only use them in coffee, used to have them in my tea.
One coffee a day, mid-morning - otherwise I'm a tea Jenny.
Hughie

[morag]

You've just made my day Morag. I'm gonna sit doon to a coffee of the instant kind made with all milk in the microwave. I'll put a wee sweetener in it. Only use them in coffee, used to have them in my tea.
One coffee a day, mid-morning - otherwise I'm a tea Jenny.
Hughie

Me too, Hughie, only drink coffee if I go out for breakfast. I'm guessing the wee sweetnener isnae sugar?
My dad loved tea and my mum loved coffee, so naturally, my dad drank coffee. When I'd visit and be making a cuppa tea I'd ask dad, I'm making tea, would you like a cup? And he'd beam 'yes'. 'Mum..Arthur, I thought you liked coffee?'
Dad, you never asked
God, how I miss them, good people
Another hug , Hughie, 'cos you deserve it man, (an' ah'v been told ah'm a really good hugger )

[Hughie]

I'm guessing the wee sweetnener isnae sugar?

One of those sacareen (sp) thingies. Maybe I should use sugar seeing it's only once a day. How unthinking of me.
Wan hugs enough Morag, I'm easily excited. Look what happened yesterday when Josephine started talking about her sexy night atire - I had to get a cauld shower.
Time for my dook!