Even Little Sparrows
"Even Little Sparrows"

by
R J Adams.
Recalling life as an animal welfare inspector in 1970's England, Even Little Sparrows is now available for immediate download as a revised and updated eBook, while still obtainable from the publisher and leading bookstores in its original paperback format. Over 300 pages of heart-rending, yet often hilarious anecdotes weave a poignant love story around the lives of characters dedicated to caring for the sick and unwanted of the animal kingdom.
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Yarns.....Gongoozler
"Yarns of a Professional Gongoozler"
by
R J Adams.
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Subtitled "Tales of English Canal Life at Dixie's Marina", this book highlights both the touching and absurd aspects of living and working around the boating fraternity on England's inland waterways. Available from the publisher and leading bookstores, the work can also be purchased in eBook (Amazon Kindle) or AudioBook (.mp3) format for immediate download.
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Good point RJ!
The UK needs to change “God Save Our Gracious Queen” though – not sure what could replace the first word.
And such a tiny disparity on currency is a yawning chasm.
XO
WWW
Twilight – yes, it does. I’ve wracked my brains but can only come up with words or phrases it definitely shouldn’t be. Not ‘Gordon Brown save….’ or, ‘Parliament save….’
How about changing the first line to:
“Cheers to our gracious Queen….” and it could be mandatory that we all hold a glass of our favorite tipple while we sing it? I think that might go down well.
WWW – powerful things, words. As you know well.
It came to me just now, RJ :
“Good health to our gracious Queen
Long live our noble Queen
Honoured is she.
Send her victorious
Happy and glorious
Long to reign over us
Our honoured Queen.”
The rest of the lyrics need ditching anyway.
Think it’d catch on? 😉
I like the mandatory tipple you’ve just added!
Mine’s a double Scotch!
Twilight – I like it, but my version allows for more alcohol. Oh, and I’ll happily join you, provided its a quality Highland malt, of course.