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| Fainting | |
| By Talisker | ||||
| 15 August 2007 | ||||
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The subject is my twin brother, Sean. As a child, he fainted with excitement on the morning of a school trip. This was how he described it. Wean (pronounced "wane") = child in lowland Scots It was the excitement of it That stole his senses The school trip Overload John John John John John The the the the the the Wean’s wean’s wean’s wean’s wean’s No no no no no Well well well well well well… Oli 15/08/07
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