Raspberries and belly farts

How do we pass the time on the road? 

What do you do when rain hasn't stopped for day's and Donna is fed up of playing Kandy Krunch (that's the Sri Lankan version).  When you don't have a TV, a pack of cards or a scooby doo what to do next.  When two people spend every moment of everyday together. When you just laugh together and you've kicked off the constraints of social conformity and    are left to your own devices for too long. With a hundred years of experience, we are blessed with wisdom and naughtiness in equal measures. Life should begin and end with elasticated waist bands, the bit in the middle is for love, laughter and belly fart's. We may be in our fifty's but really were just kids with arthritis. So to celebrate our new status we did this!!!


OMG.......... We really are happy just being daft, 

hope we made you laugh too : )

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