oh dear me - that would be an awful chore - wouldn’t it just?
OK bring in the tree doctor he/she should be able to sort this out - ashes and all - what a lark heh - a bit of a corn methinks - he should be able to swing the birch perhaps or stroke the oak?
the was a tree doctor from Hull
got into a field with a bull
he said “now look here me lad - it would be rather sad”
if I had to use saw on ya mull!
Has my screen froze?
Was she related to Arthur Mee ?
I have a set of his encyclopaedias … given to my parents when I was a wee thing. FanTAStic lol … really complicated to find anything. The index is in Volume 10 
and I think areoplanes had only just been invented 
Rachel, here is the book I have recounting some of MM adventures, coincidentally on AMAZON BOOKS.
In Search of Flowers of the Amazon Forest7 Nov 1988
by Margaret Mee and Tony Morrison
Hardcover
She also wrote poetry.
Jaguar Rain: The Margaret Mee Poems
I can’t find any links between Arthur and Margaret, but her father was an Arthur, another coincidence.
There is no such thing as a coincidence.
That is Odd, I was just gonna say that too!
No you weren’t.
That is Cadence.
Oh shut up!
These are CADENCE
Cadence (music), a melodic and/or harmonic configuration at the end of a phrase, section, or piece of music
Cadence (poetry), the rhythmic pacing of literary language
Cadence Magazine, a monthly review of jazz, blues and improvised music
Cadence Jazz Records, a record label issued by the above magazine
Cadence Records, an American record label during the 1940s and 1950s
Cadence (vocal group), A Toronto, Canada, based a cappella jazz quartet. Winner of the 2008 Juno Award.
Cadence rampa, a modern Haitian méringue, popularized by saxophone player Webert Sicot, also known as kadans in Creole
Cadence Weapon, a rap artist from Edmonton, Alberta, San Luis Potosí
Cadence-lypso, Dominica’s kadans
Military cadence, a chant that is sung by military personnel while marching
Drum cadence, a work played exclusively by the percussion section of a modern marching band
Other[edit]
well there’s a coincidence if ever I saw one, or was that heard one - no it’s definitely silent around here - now there’s another coincidence - do two coincidences make a conundrum?
my old grandfather used to say “there he goes again banging on his own conundrum!”
I have the strong urge of DEja Vu, or have i already said that, coincidence?
I am off to devour some millinery, as penance for altering the facts.
I prefer the Other [edit] sounds much more melodic.
mind you is a coincidence the same as a serendipitous moment ?
You know that is impossible.
not according to God it isn’t!
It is according to Perry.
Gangs, see, there were some utterly decent fellas in opposing gangs, but, you knew, if the leader said to that decent chap, “Beat him up”, the chap would have no choice. Such is life.
I am sorry Spittie! I was very rude. I dunno what came over me.
Too many wine gums