go George

No go, George....he just came back!!

Didn't even realise he'd been away!

Baggy, there was a new Pochohantas this year but she was not as nice as the girl from 2008. Caught plenty Red Grouper and Grunts, but sadly those lovely creatures the Dolphins were surrounding our boat and scared a lot of the fish away, so no Marlin or Sailfish or Tuna.
The heat got to me this year and left me short of stamina to go chasing the women. (Well its better than saying im passed it)
Had a great time and my young cousin kept me on the go all the time, however, due to all the walking involved round those parks and in that heat, I had to have a day off and sat around the pool as my feet were swollen and they were very painful. Ah the trials of getting old.

Aww it sounded really cool glad you enjoyed it so much =)

I had better start calling you John Rolfe now if you are chasing Pocahontas. Pity about the Marlin, and your poor old swollen feet. Never mind, you had a good time, and that is what it is all about. Good to have you back. In the Indian Ocean they have a fish they call Grunter. It is called this because, when you take it out of the water, it grunts. Could this be the same species as your Grunt? They are lovely eating.
Baggy

Sounds like you need a rest from your holiday George ...that or a rest from age .

A lot of both Tracey.
Baggy, the Grunts are the same species and as you pointed out they are called so due to the Grunting sound they make out of the water. Alas I never got to taste one.

Your poor swollen feet George....I bet you enjoyed sitting around the pool watching all those bikini clad lovelies!! Did you see any kittens curled up inside?!

Were we stayed no one was around during the day, the villa we had in Southern Dunes, was like a ghost town and full of golfers either on the course or in the 19th hole, so no exciting views apart from ice cold cans of Budweiser. Only kittens I saw were at Downtown Disney, in micro mini skirts and boob tubes, far far too young for me.

By George...you really are showing your age aren't you? I know that men of all ages are quite happy to look, we have a salesman at work who just retired a couple of weeks ago and said that when you reached a certain age the only pleasure left to you was looking as nothing else worked properly!!

Well, I feel very sorry for your salesman! Luckily I do not suffer from his problem, and I am a good deal older than him. I suggest he pays a visit to a local vet and he may be able to get some help.
Baggy

Ah, Baggy, I really was not casting aspersions on anyone older's prowess!! I know there is life in the old Tom yet!!

Looking is no good LizzieAnn, it only upsets me to think about what I used to do and now can only think about it. Plus when I see a lovely looking young woman these days, I automatically find myself thinking, "I wonder what her mother looks like".

ooh, George....how terrible is that??!!!! You are really over the hills and far away, lad, if that is your only thought....and I thought it was all "thanks for the mammaries...!!!"

It is.