So, it has been a year to the day of hiatus for The Tales. This has been a long enough span for one to have a garnered a sense of their lack, with the conclusion that one shall once again be regaling you with regular Cautionary Tales.
Now, to catch everyone up, here are the high mid and lowlights of the missing year, in more or less chronological order:
- One's place of prominence in the nuptials of Pirate Dave and LED - particularly in the karaoke vows scene
- One’s ongoing stressful tussles with printers
- Farewelling Piggy with BestFriendSincePrep, Uncle Col and various other high school alumni
- The second annual hosting of Mt Disappointment at StumpyRudolph's since it restarted - it seems this is becoming an annual event much like The Tales
- One’s becoming a permanent fixture at the new workplace after three and one half years living on the crumbs of rolling contracts
- Further stressful tussles with printers
- The addition of Harvey to our family after a years wait on the production of this new hybrid wonder.
- An annual visit down South to My Guitarist
- A dodgy knee issue of One’s resolved by this new thing called an exercise regime
- Catching up with Mr Gates after some 30 odd years
- The continuing saga of stressful printer tussles
- The stressful journey to a Magpies premiership
- A bout of shingles brought on by unknown stress factors
- Freeloading Mum celebrating her 80th milestone
- Attending the NYE fireworks (early version) in the city with Hulk and Salsa Girl
- Yet another holiday week on the Berm
- A busy work schedule with new libraries, major upgrades, and, of course, printers
- Handy Dad miraculous coming out of a fall through the patio roof with naught but a few scratches and bruises, and maybe some lessons learned about capabilities of older gentlemen on ladders, and roofs. Maybe.
- Sportsball season starting again far too soon.
- New varieties of stressful printer tussles
So there you have it, the foundation for the restart of regular Tales posting. Only time will tell if One will be able to maintain this punishing ambitious annual publication schedule.
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