HOLY COW!!! 38 KG is 83 pounds: you were SKELETAL!!!!!COLD DARK ROOM
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HOLY COW!!! 38 KG is 83 pounds: you were SKELETAL!!!!!
me too on my laptop on the website
I've always been thin, but yes, that was a bit horrible.
I was not a well bunny for a while.
Afternoon, Lyn.
Had a good morning?
Good afternoon all - everyone seems to be plodding along nicely.
Poured with rain all night and morning but lovely sunny pm so Lola's had a couple of hours - until he was climbing the boards to come back in. Now I think he wants to go out again! Fickle tort!!
Poured with rain all night and morning but lovely sunny pm so Lola's had a couple of hours - until he was climbing the boards to come back in. Now I think he wants to go out again! Fickle tort!!
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Oh, my GOODNESS!!!!
Yeah, Tidgy's the same in summer.
i should have called her Okey Cokey.
Yes thank you - been busy boxing up hundreds of my nephews old vhs films ready for my trip to the recycling centre in Bristol this week. From what I've read everyone OK here.
He once punched a reporter and put him in hospital, criticized people for not using public transport when he had 2 Jaguars (cars, not animals) and is always eating. Nobody was terribly sorry for him.
I think so.
The Cold Dark Room is generally a happy place.
And I found a Carrier Pigeon walking around, but she won''t let me have the message she's carrying...doesn't seem to understand English, or perhaps I should say American!
My hubby is a much sharper dresser than I am. He's also MUCH more aware of the details that go into GOOD clothing. That comes from a combination of his father (who always dressed well, though not always expensively) and a college roommate who had worked in the family tailoring business from childhood! Back when it was important to my job I dressed well enough. But now I basically cover what is required by law and common decency, now that I'm 60 and overweight!
sings.. ticking away, the moments that make up a dull day. an hour till can escape from work!!!
I'm having a fidgety day today - can't sit still very long - hope its not those ants!
So I'm off to use my energy to do something constructive and will pop back later when I've calmed down.
See you all later.
So I'm off to use my energy to do something constructive and will pop back later when I've calmed down.
See you all later.
Maybe it speaks Greek.And I found a Carrier Pigeon walking around, but she won''t let me have the message she's carrying...doesn't seem to understand English, or perhaps I should say American!
They used to use them to announce winners at the Olympics.
I speak a bit of ancient Greek, i'll have a go.
Much the same here.My hubby is a much sharper dresser than I am. He's also MUCH more aware of the details that go into GOOD clothing. That comes from a combination of his father (who always dressed well, though not always expensively) and a college roommate who had worked in the family tailoring business from childhood! Back when it was important to my job I dressed well enough. But now I basically cover what is required by law and common decency, now that I'm 60 and overweight!
I like good quality shirts, suits and ties, or the local garments of a good standard.
Wifey just covers up (which is very important here).
She always looks smashing, though she's a bit overweight also right now and she's 63.
if you want a laugh... boris johnstone, London mayor.... the chap is a little 'eccentric' to say the least
ha de ha!PICTURE! PICTURE! PICTURE: PLEEEEASE!!!!
Not really, i've never been into dressing up animals in human fashions.
I wonder if I could get a tiny fez though?
50 mins now.
Soon passes.
But remember "A watched clock never boils".
Or something.
