Slumbering Andy is having a dream…or is it a nightmare!
“…behind the wheel of a classic car…”
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“This is the Antiques Road Trip!”
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Andy can’t believe that Doug, after binge watching “Celebrity Antiques Road Trip”, is now binge watching the variation called “Antiques Road Trip”, which features just two antiques experts driving classic cars and…. Well, you get it. It’s more of the same, with two experts in competition to buy cheaply and sell five lots of antiques for the best price. A lot less chatter during the auctions, of course, since fewer people are involved. Doug likes that better so plans to watch all 27 seasons worth of the program. Or maybe he should write it “programmes”. Either way, Andy’s not amused or, as Doug would put it now, “Andy’s not chuffed that I’m binge watching yet another BBC antiques series from start to finish.”
I love it how Mr Andy’s dream is presented in black and white – very cute.
Thanks, Dolly! It was a creative accident that worked.
Very lucky accident.
I love hearing my kittens roaring ( ronfler légèrement ou pas) when sleeping.
Amitiés à tous les deux, à partager avec les amis du blog 🙂
Andy sometimes snores in his sleep and other times purrs!
I love watching those antique shows too, Doug! And yes, do spell it Programme. And Colour and so on. I can’t remember the guy’s name that is responsible for making our English spellings different but he’s a jerk. Just being honest! 😂
Noah Webster influenced US orthography with his dictionary. Prior to that, people mostly created their own variations of the King’s English.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noah_Webster
Ah, that’s right, thank you Doug. I just don’t see why the guy believed that this was necessary. Our English isn’t proper English in my opinion.
I agree, a 24 hr bird channel might suit Andy just fine! 🙂
He’d want a string channel as well.
Bird TV might well be the preferred stuff of Andy’s dreams!
He also enjoys fish videos.
Andy kinda looks like he is taking a tutorial on collectibles. You missing anything fro the mantle?
LOL! I’d welcome Andy helping me thin out the clutter. If he made a few bucks doing it, I’d let him spend it how he liked.
he needs lot of muscles to drive that cars… we wonder how women could do that in the ole days….
Yes, before power steering, they made cars with large steering wheels.
I never gave much thought to how much effort cars without power steering took until the guy who bought the Audi Fox (Audi 80 there) I traded for a Ford Escort with power steering saw me a few months later. He asked if I’d like to drive my old car, so I did. I really had to work at steering at low speeds! I’m sure the whole time from when I bought it new till I traded it four years later that I didn’t find the steering effort noticeably hard. It was, in fact, lots of fun on twisty roads!
Was the Audi steering wheel bigger than the Ford’s. I don’t recall, though the one on my VW Golf SportWagen definitely has a smaller one than any other cars I’ve owned.
My kat’s arn’t
‘\ that deep into philosophy. I am happy Andy is getting along 🐱
He will be upset when he realizes his Greenies supply might not make it to next Thursday, the next shipment is due to come.
Oh No 😾 We got plenty of little friskies cookies 😉
I tested him out on the smaller sized Greenies with the same flavor. He will survive because he goes by flavor and crunch, not size I guess.