Cahoots eh? Well I did some checking with neighbours here and we all thought that the word was "dinky-di" Aussie as we have all been in 'cahoots" with mates in our childhood. Mostly for somewhat "devious or questionable" activities - the TOP SECRET STUFF. I recall childhood and secondary "cahooting" activities which got me into some strife with authorities ie: parents and teachers! Actually to give examples of present and recent "cahooting", I would say I am in "Cahoots" with your 100 plus % views on the present occupant of 1600 Penn Avenue. With two of your Aussie readers I would say I cahoot! Margaret Davis on her excellent geography and history etc etc winter travels to the north of Australia. My comments add some of my recollections to places she mentions - so that is a "cahoot". Then in 2006/2007 I was on a reunion committee and was in complete "cahoots" with Diane Bohlen, another follower of your blog - we "cahooted" like mad to get things best for all ex-ASOPIANS of the teaching fraternity who went to PNG, Nauru and to the Northern Territory at our big 2007 reunion in Brisbane. Ah, nothing wrong with cahooting - we are always young if we CAHOOT. Cheers Colin
oh!! this is so sweet..
ReplyDeleteGood one, I've been in a number of those places, frequently.
ReplyDeleteVery funny.
ReplyDeleteVery fun! I'm kind of a Cahoots fan, but I won't name any accomplices.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is funny!
ReplyDeleteThat's cute, I hadn't seen it before.
ReplyDeleteThat is well put together - enjoyed read that :)
ReplyDeleteso cute! I always have joked that I think incognito must be next to Escondido, because that's a real city relatively near here. LOL
ReplyDeleteA fun visit, brightened my day.
ReplyDeleteCahoots eh?
ReplyDeleteWell I did some checking with neighbours here and we all thought that the word was
"dinky-di" Aussie as we have all been in 'cahoots" with mates in our childhood.
Mostly for somewhat "devious or questionable" activities - the TOP SECRET STUFF.
I recall childhood and secondary "cahooting" activities which got me into some strife
with authorities ie: parents and teachers!
Actually to give examples of present and recent "cahooting", I would say I am in "Cahoots"
with your 100 plus % views on the present occupant of 1600 Penn Avenue.
With two of your Aussie readers I would say I cahoot!
Margaret Davis on her excellent geography and history etc etc winter travels to the north
of Australia. My comments add some of my recollections to places she mentions - so that is a "cahoot".
Then in 2006/2007 I was on a reunion committee and was in complete "cahoots" with
Diane Bohlen, another follower of your blog - we "cahooted" like mad to get things best for all ex-ASOPIANS
of the teaching fraternity who went to PNG, Nauru and to the Northern Territory at our big
2007 reunion in Brisbane.
Ah, nothing wrong with cahooting - we are always young if we CAHOOT.
Cheers
Colin
Hehe, that's very clever. :-)
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