Thought for today.

Most men dress on the right

Gandra wrote:

Most men dress on the right

Ahhh...you speak as a taylor or a hand tester xxxx :whistle:

[it's tailor dear, not taylor]

don't bite the hand that looks dirty

Gandra wrote:

[it's tailor dear, not taylor]

don't bite the hand that looks dirty

Ahhh...ow thats where your wrong...my tailor is an ill educated tailor by the name of taylor xxxx :ohmy: :whistle:

Tony Parks is a norty man who keeps me up when I should be sleeping.

[and Taylor was the mis-spelled English version of my maternal grandfather's original name]

Gandra wrote:

Tony Parks is a norty man who keeps me up when I should be sleeping.

[and Taylor was the mis-spelled English version of my maternal grandfather's original name]

Thats exactly how surnames became what they are today....they tended to reflect ...a location...a type of work....a place of note.....There was no uniform spelling of English ( made up of Saxon,French etc)hence names became whatever people wanted them to be....
Sleep well and dream pure things xxxx