She left of a Sunday
Hello is there anyone there
Up here paddy
Is Mary about
No she went out.
Right
Make yourself a cup of tea,
Sound
Make me one too will you
Right, I didn’t see you at mass on Sunday
No I wasn’t able to get away.
Right you are, it wasn’t much good anyway
Come on up, drop of milk and one of them sugar cubes
Where are you
in the bedroom
Hi , that’s looks uncomfortable
Ah you get used to it.
Will I leave down the tea
No no give me a sup of it. Hold it there for me
Right you are
Jaysus that’s some weather hah, no wonder you’re in the nip
true, that’s a lovely cup of tea
So Mary she isn’t about
No she went out.
And left you there
Yeah she said she would be back soon
Ah fair enough so.
You wouldn’t throw the quilt over me there.
Right did she leave the keys to them
I don’t know I’m not sure.
Your hands look a bit pale.
Ah they’re grand
Fair enough are they regulation issue
She got them at a party
Ah right, I heard of those ones, the bolde Maggie ryan holds them
So was there many there
Half the women of the parish
No, at the mass
Quiet enough, loads at the early one for the match
The Usual
Yeah the usual
Give me another sup of the tea
That’s a fair small one you have there
What
You know your weaponry
Ah right
Never grew for you then
Nah that’s the length of it
Right so mary’s left then
She said she’d be back
Right so will I leave you to it
Yeah fair enough
See you then
Good luck
When did she leave by the way
Oh Sunday
Sunday, that two days ago.
Well you know yourself Sunday is fun day
Fun day?
Yeah you know, rolly polly day
Ah right, Sunday, sure that’s right
Right
Right do you think she will come back
She usually does
Has she gone before
Ah yeah, regular
Ah right
Right
Good luck then
Bye thanks for calling, give Josie my best
Fair enough
