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I need chocolate. Stupid PMS.
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Today was my 1 year anniversary with Jake and we had a lovely, romantic dinner with some of the best food (as well as yummy drinks) I have ever had.
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--------------------------------- I want to try some ROGUE DEAD GUY ALE, TOMMYKNOCKER MAPLE NUT BROWN ALE, MONTY PYTHON HOLY GRAIL ALE and some ARROGANT BASTARD ALE. But first, I want to find some YOUNG'S DOUBLE CHOCOLATE STOUT ... because it's got chocolate in it, natch! |
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It is! It doesn't feel nearly that long and I kept forgetting that it was coming up (which means it was a really good thing that I decided to request it off as far in advance as possible since I most likely would have otherwise waited until it was way too late).
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Smokey the allotment cat was being extra cute. Lying all over me like I'm some sort of human pillow person. I am owned by this bloody cat.
She REEKS though. Smelly fur and smelly cat breath. She lives down there and she's old and skinny ( yet refuses any food we offer regardless of what it is, I suspect she may have worms ) . Yet she's so incredibly friendly, and just wants a lap to lie on. The other allotment cats are basically feral and won't come anywhere near people. Big black and white bugger ( my name for it ) went running across our plot today with a HUGE rat in it's mouth. The plots are located in an area that's basically mostly Pakistani and Indian populated. The curry mile as Lye ( the area) is known. Trouble is, they aren't exactly proficient in caring for pets from what I've observed. The few who own dogs, the dogs don't look too well fed or cared for, and they seem to buy kittens as basically toys for their children, and don't care for them properly. The cats then end up wandering round the streets, and where our plots are, the allotments . I have no idea if this is part of their culture ( I really hope not ) , but that's the only place I've seen cats and dogs in that situation. The cats may be feral but judging from all the pigeons and squirrels in the area ( the allotments back onto a graveyard ) not to mention the rats attracted by the Indian restaurants in the high street, they don't seem to do too badly for food at any rate. |
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I'll have to let him go soon even if the feathers aren't totally grown through. The less he is able to flap them the more his muscles will wither. So I'll give him a week and then take him back and put him in the Dingle itself where he can at least flap into low lying branches. I saw a cat hanging about in the spot I found him today so I won't put him right back there. He'll get munched ! |
It's hard to properly care for a pet if you're poor. Most people don't think about getting their pet shots or spayed/neutered or emergency vet bills. They just get them because they're cute at the moment/ the kids really really want a pet...etc.
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There's a running joke/saying here, not to let your cat out or it'll end up in a curry. And sure enough, it's happened a couple of times.
One guy ( this was in Birmingham, our closest city ) was eating his "chicken" (not) tikka curry in an Indian restaurant, bit down into a piece of meat and got something hard stuck between his teeth. He thought it was a piece of bone that had been mistakenly left in, but couldn't get it out himself. He went to the dentist, and the guy actually removed a cat's Identity Microchip. It was in the paper ages ago with a photo of the guy holding the chip. |
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Here you go. Link. I just used Pumpkin Chai leaves instead of Earl Grey. My cookies are in the oven right now, I'll let you know how they turn out. I'm thinking I didn't grind my leaves up enough, but we'll see. |
Cooking is one of my favorite things to do, but the problem is coming up with ideas, especially when I'm on a low budget due to paying for bills and rent.
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I despise coming up with cooking ideas too. It seems like each of the three of us have such different tastes when it comes to food that it feels like having a happy medium is near impossible. If we order out all of us are usually happy but we really need to cut back on doing so.
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I need confirmation G.NET
Should I buy this?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cherlone-S...item336d1ecfc7 I am going to a ball on December 3rd. The theme is... LABYRINTH ( yes the movie) Masks are required, there shall be music and dancing before they show the film on the big screen. It's going to be held in the Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Sq London. I've wanted to go to a masquerade ball ever since I first saw Labyrinth. And frankly I only wanted to go to the one in the film, so this is about as close as I'll get. But I want to get a dress that doesn't cost an arm and a leg, since I probably won't get to wear it to many other events that require such a dress. I have another dress choice, but I will have to email them and ask if one could be made in my size by the time of the ball, and it costs more. What do you reckon? Yes? I shall wear it with my ramshorn head-dress, and a small ornate gold/bronze mask . |
I say YES! It would look divine with the color of the headdress and a bronze mask.
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SOL - a year? man that went quick. congrats... I've done 9 years of my life sentence :D
I gotta do some research on radical christian fundamental shit like that crazy-ass tea party in the US or maybe I'll just look up Palin. Guess it's better than writing about motorcycle gangs.. sigh. |
Throw Bachmann & Perry in there to cover all your bases.
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Thanks Batty!
Honey that dress is gorgeous, I can't make a choice without seeing the other potion but that color will be stunning on you. |
I really like that dress HT. I'm sure the colour will look fantastic on you. I wish I could wear things like that but I'm just not tall enough to carry them off without looking like a child that's raided her Mum's wardrobe >_<
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I like it too. I reckon this one will be the one. It's my size, not too expensive, and green is actually my favourite colour. :) I can't wait to see if the gauzy bits float out when I twirl *childish squee* :p
BERTRAM UPDATE - Well Ben you did ask. He's been looking stressed the past few days. Pacing madly up and down and jumping up. So I have removed the run and he's free to walk the garden as he likes. . I've put his hidey pot in a corner where he can still get inside. There are more pots on their sides in the raised rockery parts of the garden. He can get inside the mini greenhouse stand we have, and I used the folding roof of the run to make a tunnel for him to scuttle into if he feels like it. I left the food and water where it is as he's now used to it being there. Also, if he'd been left too long in the run, unable to flap properly, his wing muscles would atrophy and become useless. He needs to be able to have a good flap about to exercise them, even if he doesn't get anywhere for a while. I can only hope the local cats don't realise he's loose or I could be adding bones to my collection. Still, he has a LOT of hiding places, food water and shelter so he should in theory, be fine. EDIT - Bless him he's trying to fly and he can't! He's sat on the step looking terribly bemused ! |
Yep, I did ask. Thank you. I hope he makes it.
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their cheapest at www.publishamerica.com to search jaubert II well done |
Can't stop thinking about the monster-in-law. Fainted with a kettle full of boiling water. Got some really nasty burns on her arm, shoulder and breast. Had skin grafts - from her knee to her thigh.
Luckily she didn't get her face and she can hide the scars with long sleeve tops but still, it fuckin' sucks. Trying to crack jokes about it, but the last time I saw her, she reminded me of my mother when she was sick and it all came back to me - watching my own mum fade away. Tomorrow is a new day and I'll be stronger, but for now I'll just dwell. |
Fru, I feel the same way about seeing my husband's grandmother. Seeing her decline brings back the pain of watching my own Grandmother's decline. *hugz*
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Yeah the flashbacks are a bitch. Super big hugs. I'm procrastinating something chronic today... fuck this. Mr Bat has my car because the other car has a tyre that's got major tread issues and I'm housebound and tired. What I need is a good..............sleep |
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They do have services for that! |
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