! An Exploration Of The Subtleties Of The English Language In Second Childhood Comments

Michael, I don't think I want to go there! M

This is a very silly poem, Michael. A very a-musing piece... It reminds me of my father's hatred of the phrase 'going to go' which he always argued was tortological. I tried so hard to explain to him that there was a subtle difference between 'going' and 'going to go', but he wouldn't buy it. I guess he was right! love, Allie xxxx

Keep a tight rein on things Michael, as usually when you've got to go you've got to go, no doubt about that. By the way, 'without going where'?

You have great control (ugly short inmate) of the english language here : O)

Do you switch the lights off?

Not gone today? Adhere tomorrow! : ¬((

I love this Michael. A lot. Very clever and very funny - sort of e e cummings meets Shel Silverston. Hugs Anna xxx