Living the la vida loca!

She's alright is Wendy (@Drosophila) . I suspect her name derived from her initial reason for being here (fly on the wall) but maybe she can confirm/deny that. I once played the part of an aged grandparent in a melodrama at school. If memory serves my only line was "But the baby's got pneumonia" which was uttered in a melodramatic (obviously) fashion every time my family were threatened with being thrown out of our house onto the snow-covered streets.

Lol.. myLot is acting crazy.. this post went undetected until @WorDazza tagged me. sounds like "living the vida Loca" is just my cup of tea. :D Drosophila is a fruit fly that most genetic experiments were done on.. kinda reminded me of myself :o

I want to visit Ireland totally

@Inlemay - Great photo, that one. I wish that I had owned a camera when I was a youngster, for at that time I lived near the shore. Lots of pix to have been made back then. Two of my schoolmates lived aboard a "Chinese Junk" tied up to a wharf - dragon's head up front and two great big eyes painted on the hull. There was also a flotilla of Norwegian patrol boats close by. We used to sit on the beach and watch the huge PanAmerican Airlines "Clipper Ship" airplanes take off and land in the sound - spray way up over them each time. All that kind of stuff would have made for great pix. Tough luck, right? We used to get the pants scared off of us when we were told of the Nazi submarines skulking around in the nearby waters. I think that the adults back then used to try to keep us scared so that we would behave ourselves a little better. The photo is from NASA of a Pan American Airways "Clipper" airliner of the type we used to see taking off and landing on the waters of the Sound.

Those all sound like good ways to spend time.

You certainly have a meaningful life. Keep living, Life is a gift.

What a fun song that is.