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A potted history
- Kathryn
- Aussie ex-pat, recently in London, currently in Texas. Have developed a goal of living on every continent before I turn 40.
Making me happy
- friends and friendship
- ordering groceries instead of trekking back with them packed into suitcases
- clean clothes
- seeing Anita and the boys so often
- candles
- my lovely David :)
- taking photos
Making me weary
- constant tiredness
- being ill for weeks on end
- gearing up to leave beautiful London :(
- being treated like a criminal by the US government
- separation!
- time differences
- not getting enough sleep
Things to see
- Tintagel
- a film... any film...
- Sherborne and Templecombe
- Notting Hill (with Sharon)
- Hampton Court
- Guildhall Art Gallery
London and UK Links
Other Interesting Links
Older Posts
- May 2008 (1)
- April 2008 (1)
- March 2008 (2)
- February 2008 (2)
- January 2008 (2)
- December 2007 (3)
- November 2007 (5)
- October 2007 (2)
- September 2007 (3)
- August 2007 (3)
- July 2007 (4)
- June 2007 (2)
- May 2007 (2)
- April 2007 (7)
- March 2007 (1)
- February 2007 (2)
- January 2007 (3)
- December 2006 (6)
- November 2006 (1)
- October 2006 (2)
- September 2006 (2)
- August 2006 (5)
- July 2006 (2)
- June 2006 (5)
- May 2006 (3)
- April 2006 (2)
- March 2006 (2)
- February 2006 (2)
- January 2006 (1)
- December 2005 (4)
- November 2005 (4)
- October 2005 (14)
10 comments:
heh heh - VERY good - you little cherry juice freak you!!
:D
AND they have raspberry juice, and strawberry juice as well, in the same range - all with a good three inches of pulp in the bottom of the bottle - teh yum :D
I reckon bliss is mad dad's latest home-made lemon, orange & grapefruit marmalade, made according to Auntie Kitty's centuries old secret recipe! I may not have the Bayeux Tapestry to support me, but perhaps something even better, as you can see from the website below (http://home.exetel.com.au/h2bh/graphics/mad_dad) :)
Sorry, I should have said, click on my name to see the evidence.
you may well have the best marmalade, but until you're drinking it out of a glass, it's not REALLY the same thing :p
and I like the graphic :D
very much, even :D ;)
:lol:
That, I think, is the best Medieval Tapestry I have yet seen. :D
what does that :lol: mean again?
it means 'laugh out loud', but is just used generally to show you're laughing :D
I was told it was "lots of laughs!"
well, I've heard that too, and even 'lots of love', but as far as I've ever seen, 'laugh out loud' or 'laughing out loud' is the most widely accepted meaning... of course, when placed inside the two colons like Dave put it, it goes a step further, and evokes the little laughing smiley that's in common use on our forum ;)
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