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- Anyone missing a couple of stuffed baked potatoes?
- Now that's a RAT.
- Please don't make me be a duckling slayer.
- Further to yesterday's post.
- Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
- Things you would really rather not discover.
- I've just noticed something.
- Today I illustrate just how unfunny I really can b...
- Now, for dessert.....
- Things i have learnt this year.
- You're welcome.
- 'Nother conversation.
- Conversation
- People, prepare for some time wasting.
- Oh, just because I can.
- I love people - just as long as I don't have to sp...
- The weirdness, I have it.
- Delusions of grandeur. I think the cat thinks he's...
- Just another day at the office.
- Remind me not to save any owls, anytime soon.
- Disneyland Dwarves
- BIG questions I am asking myself.
- We saw a real live island.
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8 comments:
It's all messed up... I'm glad I live on a hill.
Isn't it, though? It's like someone has picked up the world and shaken it as if it were a snow globe.
hope it is okay if i follow your blog
:::keeps fingers crossed, since I live in Southern California and it's been earthquake and fire weather:::
Hiya Marie. Follow away!
Fat Sparrow. I know what you mean about earthquake weather. Really hope the earth is feeling a little vomity after so many shakes and settles down, now.
See, everyone else laughs at me when I mention "earthquake weather," but any native to any earthquake prone area knows that there IS such a thing!
Nope, 'earthquake weather' comes out of my mouth quite regularly.
I think earthquakes and volcanos tend to happen in batches along fault lines. It's all very natural.
I barely escaped that massive storm that hit Italy week. I never would have guessed it, floating on my back in the warm Med.
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