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24 Nov 2007, 1:29 pm

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It's the moon what did it! Every time the full moon shines on me, I turn from shy, mild-mannered Gromit into... Well, you know, don't you?

Oh ya! I sure do. I don't know if anyone else does, though! :twisted: Wants I should tell them?

Oh, please do! :lol:

Sorry, can't do that. Knowledge is power, isn't it Gromit?? :twisted:

So it is, O Blessed One! What would you like me to do after the washing up and clearing out the yard? To hear is to obey!


This has gotta be good. :)



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24 Nov 2007, 1:38 pm

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Fires in Malibu. . well, that is good news, for I doubt if our Nan lives in Malibu, eh Nan?

sleepy, woke up early, hoping to write more today.

Merle


Nope, I can't afford Malibu (though it's lovely up there). Did stop at their Taco Bell, once. Snazziest Taco Bell ~I've~ ever seen. :wink:

The car guy is supposed to come fix my car (as of a half-hour ago, he's late). I just looked out the window and the sky is a brilliant blue (going to need sunglasses when we go out) and there's not a hint of breeze. It did that last time, too. Dead still early, then, a few hours later it was like an oven door opened, and then the wind machine turned on. They say it's only supposed to be a 24 hour event this time. It feels odd out, but not "real bad" odd. We're about halfway through the time window, so I think we're dodging it this time.

Can't say that for those poor souls up in Malibu, though. Nowhere to go but the sea, once it crosses the main roads.

Should be the last day I have to go to the laundromat, too! :D



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24 Nov 2007, 2:43 pm

Spoke too soon, maybe. There's a fire out by Ramona (again), but the firefighters are all over it - all kinds of resources being thrown at it.

It's still dead calm here, and the guy is fixing my car. Said it'd be an hour. Then I can feel comfortable that the alternator belt isn't going to snap or the cooling fan bearings aren't going to seize up in an emergency situation (or on the freeway going to work some day!).

The cats are picking up on my paranoia, I think. All of them, including the little blind foster kitten, are following me everywhere. I turn around and try to take a step and I fall over a cat. Go in to use the restroom and there's two sets of cat eyes and four sets of cat ears staring at me. They just helped me brush my teeth.

It's going to be one of those weird kinda days, I think. The kid is still snoring out on the couch - her friends left very late. The Christmas Tree is on. The rat won't come out of his little rat-house for a treat. The birds are in their nests in the middle of the day and don't seem interested n their bird seed. There's the picked-clean remains of a 20 pound turkey on my kitchen cabinet. And the cats aren't at the turkey, they're in with me.

I guess they're going to try to angle for canned tuna...? Something's going on in the universe, and, as usual, I'm clueless.



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24 Nov 2007, 2:54 pm

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Spoke too soon, maybe. There's a fire out by Ramona (again), but the firefighters are all over it - all kinds of resources being thrown at it.

It's still dead calm here, and the guy is fixing my car. Said it'd be an hour. Then I can feel comfortable that the alternator belt isn't going to snap or the cooling fan bearings aren't going to seize up in an emergency situation (or on the freeway going to work some day!).

The cats are picking up on my paranoia, I think. All of them, including the little blind foster kitten, are following me everywhere. I turn around and try to take a step and I fall over a cat. Go in to use the restroom and there's two sets of cat eyes and four sets of cat ears staring at me. They just helped me brush my teeth.

It's going to be one of those weird kinda days, I think. The kid is still snoring out on the couch - her friends left very late. The Christmas Tree is on. The rat won't come out of his little rat-house for a treat. The birds are in their nests in the middle of the day and don't seem interested n their bird seed. There's the picked-clean remains of a 20 pound turkey on my kitchen cabinet. And the cats aren't at the turkey, they're in with me.

I guess they're going to try to angle for canned tuna...? Something's going on in the universe, and, as usual, I'm clueless.


My picked over pecked out turkey carcass is in the stock pot giving up the last of it's marvelous savor to a noodle soup, soon. I am completely sold on the brining method I mentioned on Wednesday night!! what a delicious and moist turkey it makes. I hear that chicken can be brined too, and roasted or even barbequed!

yum!

My cat Shanghai ran into the house and meowed to be lifted up to the top of the closet shelf and then meowed for me to pet his head while up there. Something must have scared him outside, because that is his hidey hole.

Merle



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24 Nov 2007, 3:58 pm

Hi everyone, reading and lurking as always, holidays depress me and yesterday it RAINED all day which depressed me even more. Glad to read about your day through. :nemo: had to use a new emoticon. Daughter loves Nemo


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24 Nov 2007, 4:43 pm

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HOORAY! John Howard has lost the election and perhaps even his seat.!


oh :roll:

so NOW you talk about your election! I pestered you on Skype to talk about it just the other day and you stonewalled me every time I asked!

I am so glad John Howard lost, as he was such a supporter of the Shrubbery! Isn't it interesting how all the movements that wanted to change the world forever ( Third Reich comes to mind) that does not even last (as viable) the lifetime of the perpetrator?


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Do not ... I repeat DO NOT believe everything this woman MMMerle says. She exaggerates.

John Howard is only the second prime misnister in our short history to lose tha election and his seat at the same time. I had to admire the way he made his speech in which he conceded defeat.

There was a swing to the Greens too, and I think the electorate trusted Labour to handle the environment.

Yippeee!


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24 Nov 2007, 4:54 pm

nannarob wrote:
sinsboldly wrote:
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HOORAY! John Howard has lost the election and perhaps even his seat.!


oh :roll:

so NOW you talk about your election! I pestered you on Skype to talk about it just the other day and you stonewalled me every time I asked!

I am so glad John Howard lost, as he was such a supporter of the Shrubbery! Isn't it interesting how all the movements that wanted to change the world forever ( Third Reich comes to mind) that does not even last (as viable) the lifetime of the perpetrator?


Merle

Do not ... I repeat DO NOT believe everything this woman MMMerle says. She exaggerates.!


Are you kidding??



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24 Nov 2007, 5:47 pm

Can someone send me some Florida sunshine.....
We went from 72 degrees F to below 20 degrees in less than 24 hours here Brrrr!! !! !

Checked out the Member List and I made it to the front page.(#50 in total posts) Wheee!! ! :bounce:


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24 Nov 2007, 5:54 pm

Here you are, Richie! A nice, huge sunbeam from Florida! :sunny:


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24 Nov 2007, 6:02 pm

I can send yu some Sunshine Coast sunshine, Richie. The perspiration is dripping on my keybaoard! Gotta turn the fan on.

But time to watch ith Insiders and relive political victory'


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24 Nov 2007, 6:03 pm

Nan wrote:
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..So... after breakfast... what are you all going to do?

Well, we're fairly spread out round the planet (that big round thing), so "after breakfast" is applicable to some of us, whatever time it is.

As to what we do... well... we wait for new people to venture into the Cafe, then we poke them with sticks until they break down and tell us a joke.


Poke 'em again, Lau. He's not talking.


Nan! Lau! I step away just long enough to have a shower and you're pickin' on the new guys? :roll: Again? :lol: :lol: Where are the muffins? And the Spam sushi?? Heck, where's Postie when we need him?

I'd be nice to this one. He'll write you up in a limerick! :twisted:



Oooo, I'm shaking in my tennie shoes, I am. A Limerick! However shall I live down the shame! I fain to swoon!! !! :lol:



They're oldies but goodies I'll allow.
BlessedMom, Nan and Lau.
Hope your skin is thick,
For they'll poke a sharp stick,
And to their great wisdom you'll bow.

YEAH! TAKE THAT! :twisted:

Thanks for the welcome.
Not sure how or where to jump in though.


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24 Nov 2007, 6:09 pm

Good one wsmac! :cheers: did you put it on the thread?


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24 Nov 2007, 6:59 pm

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Good one wsmac! :cheers: did you put it on the thread?


I was going to wait to see if they offered any more abuse... then I was going to embarrass them further over there! :twisted:


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24 Nov 2007, 7:22 pm

I did't think it was embarassing to them, I thought it was nice. And I think you've allready jumped in.


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24 Nov 2007, 7:56 pm

It's limerick time in the cafe,
Though the scanning is just a bit naff.
As wise as an owl,
Should I throw in the towel,
Or admit that I'm really quite daf(t).


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24 Nov 2007, 8:06 pm

I cry uncle! Lau, what are those things in your avie? Twelve pages of KITCHEN GADGET PIX later, still no clue.