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    Oh well, Some Other Evening, Some Other Time...

    Darn. My Runaway Bride DVD has gone all wonky. Freezes just past the halfway point. Well, one more diversion for me, bites the dust. Now what? Well, I still have all of series 1 and 2, to watch--same one's I very literally watched virtually every single day, from July until December. Good thing I LOVE Doctor Who, then, ey?

    I went to buy a disposable foil pie plate at the store, so I can make American shepherd's pie, and found that the store had some posh blue glass pie dishes on sale--for less than a pair of aluminum foil one's, that you use once and throw away! So, I saved 10 cents and bought a permanent pie dish--even matches my blue glass dinnerware. Well, it'll be permanent, if I don't drop and break the blessed thing, like I did with the last one.

    I spent the rest of the night, looking up some Father Ted clips on YouTube. Love that show! And watched some Are You Being Served? clips, as well. Nothing lightens a heavy spirit, than a good laugh, I think.

    The evening's near gone, and it's about bedtime. I was reading my very last fiction book I have, that I hadn't actually read before. But, someone stole it while I was at the laundromat yesterday. Put it down to get change for the dryers, and when I came back, it was gone--and naturally, no one fessed up to snatching it. The pity of it is, if some guy (I was the only female patron at the time) wanted it that bad, I probably would have just given it to him, after I was finished with it. Oh well, some other evening, some other time, I will get a new book to read.

    Tonight, I've decided to re-read Bendigo Shafter, by Louis La'Mour. No special reason, other than it was just the first one I put my hand on. Yup. Another exciting evening at home. I miss mum. We used to sit and watch videos, or just talk, or play Sequence Dice or some other game. I love the cats, they love me and they make me laugh.

    Boots is like a big teddy bear cat. He's like a cat that should be on a poster or a tee shirt--definately and "Awwww--how sweet is that?" kind of feline. Well, and I'm sorry, this is going to be a tad crude...but tonight, I was tired after shopping, and to give my aching back a rest, after lugging 6 heavy bags up 2 flights of stairs, I decided to lie down for a bit.

    I was sprawled on the bed, with my legs apart, when Boots came along and plopped down between my knees. He curled up and kneaded the air with his paas...closed his eyes tight and went to sleep with a little cat smile on his face. Well, he'd been like that for quite a few minutes, when I uh.....um...okay, no way to really put this politely, I farted. After a brief pause, Boots abruptly raised his head and cranked his eyes open at me with the most disgusted look a cat can ever muster on its little furry face. I'm teling you, the expression was almost human! I broke up laughing so hard, my side hurt and tears were coming out of my eyes.

    I know the story probably isn't translating very well--and I'm not that comfortable with fart jokes anyway, but trust me, it was hilarious! Definately a look worth a thousand words! And at least one of those words, if translated, would have been "Ewwwww!"

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  • Sorry to hear your Christmas DW is a bit iffy. You Tube gives you it all, though. !

  • Well your cat-plus-fart story brought a big smile to my face. :) They're such supercillious creatures aren't they? Snobbish, arrogant and of course they never break wind.

  • Sorry you're missing your mum, and about your Runaway Bride DVD. What a pity I didn't record it when it was on. Not good that your book got stolen either. Still you got a new pie dish, so it's not all bad. It would just be nice if the good outweighed the bad for a change. Still, keep going. As you pointed out in another post, things are better for you now than they were this time last year, so that's something to cling on to. Hopefully things will continue to improve.

    • Thanks. I'm not really complaining mind. Honest. I'm just in the throes of a bad case of the "Winter blues." It'll pass, I'm sure.
      As for TRB--as someone pointed out, there's always YouTube--though it's much better on a 17-inch screen than a 3-inch one. There's a tiny used book store down the way, I'll pop in there sometime this week, and see if they have anything decent. I don't really mind re-reading the same books or watching the same videos--at least I have them, and don't have to count the nail holes on the walls or the cars passing down below in the street, for my amusement, ha-ha.

      • I know you're not really complaining, but sometimes it's good just to say it how it is. I'm sure too that it will pass. I hope you find something worth buying in the used book store.

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    • 14/02/2007 @ 20:31:36

    God its 3am in the morning and he's asleep and I'm laughing me head off with that story!!

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