LOL

I must confess that I do not watch a lot of telly.  That said, my attention is always drawn to the BBC channels available to us in South Africa whenever I venture toward the ... what the hell does one call it seeing that it's flat nowadays?

I found a gem about 2 weeks ago on 120 BBC Entertainment ... a sitcom called Miranda.  Turns out it's a rerun of the first series of 2009 (2 more series since).  Miranda Hart is one funny lady.  I laughed loud enough that the Viking came to check on me.

Now he would be the first to tell you about this strange affliction I suffer.  He says that I never laugh out loud when watching a sitcom ... something that irks him to no end.  I can find something hysterically amusing and maintain a perfectly straight face.

Well, apparently there's a cure. And I am about to place my order my over-the-counter fix directly from Amazon.

Such fun ...

Irrevocable

Delicious word.  It  rolls seductively off the tongue because it sounds sort of dirty, doesn't it?

OXFORD Definition of 'irrevocable':

   Adjective - not able to be changed, reversed, or recovered; final:
   Example - 'an irrevocable step'.

And therein lies the problem.  Not being able to change, reverse or recover.  Guillotine-final, if you will.  It is with shock and horror that I am feeling every bit of the finality in so many choices I have made to date.  And these choices cover issues such as selecting the wrong pair of denims, becoming a vegetarian nearly 6 years ago, preposterously thinking I could be "mother-figure' to a broken teenager and also 'settling' in my country of birth despite claims of being a 'citizen of the planet' (thanks for the poetry, Allie).

If anything it would seem there is one thing I consistently excel in and that is to make a decision and stick with it, no matter what the consequences.

So now it would seem there is only one choice to make:

Change it up ...

I double-dare me!