There is nothing quite like...
Bobbie
nuzzled by one.
They make that whinny that tells you they are glad to see you, and "have
you got anything for me in your pocket."
They can quickly make you forget the minus temperatures and the
wheelbarrow that needs to be trudged back to the dung heap.
The sun is shining here in Dorset.
Make it shine where you are.
Bobbie
Gordon H
<littlehom...@lovenest.net> writes
Minus 11 yesterday, minus 9 today, and I'll take another gallop round
the park after lunch, but I'm dreading the thaw!
Clear blue sky today, and I'm contemplating the shock Sue and Steve will
have when they arrive back from their holiday in Egypt at 04:05
tomorrow, assuming that flights are on schedule.
Any idea who won the darts last night?
--
Gordon H
Remove "invalid" to reply
Jean B.
Good morning, Bobbie. It is snowing lightly here. I lingered in
bed, reading. I now (or soon) need to decide whether my desire to
accomplish things elsewhere outweighs my aversion to driving on
slippery roads.
--
Jean B.
FarmI
news:7qorgq...@mid.individual.net...
Chuckle. I'm up super early just as the dawn chorus is starting. I've had
my coffee and toast and I'm just wondering if I'll finish reading here and
then climb back into the sack, or if I'll start dragging hoses around. I
think it might be the sack as I don't know where Himself watered last night
and I'd hate to disrupt his careful timetable and rotation round the garden.
Jean B.
--
Jean B.
Joy
news:7qofor...@mid.individual.net...
There's also nothing like having two cats purring in your lap, even if they
do weigh about 15 pounds apiece. Today is the first time that has ever
happened. Usually, if Waffles is in my lap and Pickles tries to come up, he
gives her a look and she goes away. If Pickles is in my lap and Waffles
comes up, they both get down. Today after my lunch, Waffles was in my lap.
Pickles came up, laid down and started washing Waffles' neck. He went on
purring. After a bit, she just settled down and started purring too. They
must have stayed like that for about 10 minutes. Then Waffles decided to
climb on Pickles and bite her neck. After a minute or two of that, they
both got down. Still, heavy as they are, it was lovely to have them both
there.
Joy
Jean B.
longer though.
--
Jean B.
Joy
Yes, one or the other has been known to stay on my lap for two hours, if I
sit there that long. My legs usually go to sleep. If both of them spent
that long on my lap, I probably wouldn't be able to walk at all. ;-)
Joy
Jean B.
--
Jean B.
Gordon H
writes
>FarmI wrote:
>> Chuckle. I'm up super early just as the dawn chorus is starting.
>>I've had my coffee and toast and I'm just wondering if I'll finish
>>reading here and then climb back into the sack, or if I'll start
>>dragging hoses around. I think it might be the sack as I don't know
>>where Himself watered last night and I'd hate to disrupt his careful
>>timetable and rotation round the garden.
>heh! reading in bed is one of my guilty pleasures.
>
One Rosary and three Hail Marys for you, sinful wench!
Bobbie
I'm tempted to as "Why?"
What on earth is there to be guilty about reading in bed.?
Well young lady it is time you found something a little more exciting to
feel guilty about.
Is it a throw back to the time when you were caught reading Fanny Hill
under the bedclothes?
LOL
Bobbie;-)
Gordon H
<littlehom...@lovenest.net> writes
>
>What on earth is there to be guilty about reading in bed.?
>Well young lady it is time you found something a little more exciting
>to feel guilty about.
>Is it a throw back to the time when you were caught reading Fanny Hill
>under the bedclothes?
>
>LOL
>
>Bobbie;-)
I will not say it
I will not say it
I will not say it.
I will not say: "I remember being caught with Fanny under the bed
clothes".
toci
wrote:
> In message <7qr3ppFbk...@mid.individual.net>, Bobbie
> <littlehomeinthew...@lovenest.net> writes
>
>
>
> >What on earth is there to be guilty about reading in bed.?
> >Well young lady it is time you found something a little more exciting
> >to feel guilty about.
> >Is it a throw back to the time when you were caught reading Fanny Hill
> >under the bedclothes?
>
> >LOL
>
> >Bobbie;-)
>
> I will not say it
> I will not say it
> I will not say it.
> I will not say: "I remember being caught with Fanny under the bed
> clothes".
> --
> Gordon H
> Remove "invalid" to reply
Braille? Toci
Jean B.
I atoned this morning by not reading.
--
Jean B.
Jean B.
LOL! You rascal, you! Maybe tomorrow...
--
Jean B.
Jean B.
Hehe.
--
Jean B.
Bobbie
With a torch...;-)
Phxbrd
Gordon H
Gordon H
<2d799132-1ea1-4cda...@m25g2000yqc.googlegroups.com>,
toci <gin...@yahoo.com> writes
LOL!
I'm sure I could have learnt Braille with the right incentive.
Gordon H
<littlehom...@lovenest.net> writes
Bobbie
Do you think Toci is talking mucky?
btw was it good for you?????
hahahahahahahaha
Bobbie
Jean B.
> In message <7qrf2n...@mid.individual.net>, Jean B. <jb...@rcn.com>
> writes
>> Gordon H wrote:
>>> In message <7qpgh3...@mid.individual.net>, Jean B. <jb...@rcn.com>
>>> writes
>>>> FarmI wrote:
>>>
>>>>> Chuckle. I'm up super early just as the dawn chorus is starting.
>>>>> I've had my coffee and toast and I'm just wondering if I'll finish
>>>>> reading here and then climb back into the sack, or if I'll start
>>>>> dragging hoses around. I think it might be the sack as I don't
>>>>> know where Himself watered last night and I'd hate to disrupt his
>>>>> careful timetable and rotation round the garden.
>>>> heh! reading in bed is one of my guilty pleasures.
>>>>
>>> One Rosary and three Hail Marys for you, sinful wench!
>>
>> I atoned this morning by not reading.
>>
> Bless you my child.
May I now continue on my wicked way? If I am even more wicked,
will I be able to atone for my sins and receive your blessing?
--
Jean B.
Jean B.
No, it's supposed to be something else that does that.
--
Jean B.
Bobbie
>>>>> Remove "invalid" to reply
>>>> Braille? Toci
>>>
>>> With a torch...;-)
>>>
>> I think that's what ruined my eyesight.
>
> No, it's supposed to be something else that does that.
>
Ooooh! Oooooh! Ooooooh!
Now who is being a rascal.....;-)
Bobbie (doing my best Frank Spencer)
Gordon H
writes
>Bobbie wrote:
>>>
>> I'm tempted to as "Why?"
>> What on earth is there to be guilty about reading in bed.?
>> Well young lady it is time you found something a little more exciting
>>to feel guilty about.
>> Is it a throw back to the time when you were caught reading Fanny
>>Hill under the bedclothes?
>> LOL
>> Bobbie;-)
>
>LOL! You rascal, you! Maybe tomorrow...
>
Chatterly's Lover on Radio 4 the other day and resolved to get hold of a
copy and read the bits between the "best bits".
I must have missed a lot...
Bioboffin
"Gordon H" <Gordo...@g3snx.demon.co.uk.invalid> wrote in message
news:CdWBJ8jn...@g3snx.demon.co.uk...
I watched a rather good version of LCL by a French Director last year
(probably on Channel 4). If you haven't seen it, it is worth looking out
for. Lots of prancing around in the nude if that appeals!
Details here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0459880/
John
Gordon H
I'll require a detailed confession.
Gordon H
<littlehom...@lovenest.net> writes
>
>Do you think Toci is talking mucky?
That's why I enjoy her posts, I never know...
>btw was it good for you?????
>hahahahahahahaha
>
>Bobbie
I don't remember.
Gordon H
writes
Seriously, I need good illumination to read comfortably these days.
Bobbie
Appeals? Gordon is never happier than when he is prancing around in the
nude.
No closet Naturist here.
Locally we have a Naturist Beach that I am told Gordon has taken
advantage of on occasion. ;--)
And why not indeed.
Bobbie
btw I am not revealing any dark secrets here. In fact I am not revealing
a thing, too damned cold for that :-)
Bobbie
>
> Lanky
LOL. Evenin' Lanky. I do hope you are not suffering unduly with the
weather. Warm and cosy and safe?
Take care racing that scooter, now. We really don't want to hear you
have broken something important.
I do hear scooters are such an expense to repair. ;-)
Bobbie
Gordon H
<J...@myhouse.invalid> writes
>
>"Gordon H" <Gordo...@g3snx.demon.co.uk.invalid> wrote
>>>
>> I heard a very brief passage which I didn't recognise, from Lady
>>Chatterly's Lover on Radio 4 the other day and resolved to get hold of
>> I must have missed a lot...
>
>I watched a rather good version of LCL by a French Director last year
>(probably on Channel 4). If you haven't seen it, it is worth looking
>out for. Lots of prancing around in the nude if that appeals!
>
>Details here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0459880/
>
>John
<Anderson>
I have to go outside now.
I may be some time . . .
Bobbie
> We are too busy playing with the new stair lift.
> I' think of having another fitted on the other side so we can race ;-)
>
> Ain't old age fun!
>
> Lanky
Only if it is helped along by lots and lots of laughter.
Bobbie
Gordon H
<littlehom...@lovenest.net> writes
>btw I am not revealing any dark secrets here. In fact I am not
>revealing a thing, too damned cold for that :-)
Studland beach? In this weather?
You must be joking! Last time I swam there I wore a wet suit.
Then we discovered the Mediterranean...
Gordon H
<la...@10shun.co.uk> writes
>On Sat, 9 Jan 2010 09:44:14 +0000, Gordon H
><Gordo...@g3snx.demon.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
>
>>In message <7qpgh3...@mid.individual.net>, Jean B. <jb...@rcn.com>
>>writes
>>>FarmI wrote:
>>
>>>> Chuckle. I'm up super early just as the dawn chorus is starting.
>>>>I've had my coffee and toast and I'm just wondering if I'll finish
>>>>reading here and then climb back into the sack, or if I'll start
>>>>dragging hoses around. I think it might be the sack as I don't know
>>>>where Himself watered last night and I'd hate to disrupt his careful
>>>>timetable and rotation round the garden.
>
>>>heh! reading in bed is one of my guilty pleasures.
>>>
>>One Rosary and three Hail Marys for you, sinful wench!
>
>Why is that? Has she told you what the other one was?
>
>Lanky
That's what email is for.
But I'm still waiting...
Jean B.
LOL! Looking back to my adolescence, I can totally understand.
--
Jean B.
Jean B.
No way! You will have to use your imagination to fill in the details.
--
Jean B.
Jean B.
Heh! Being naughty is more fun.
--
Jean B.
Jean B.
> On Sat, 9 Jan 2010 09:44:14 +0000, Gordon H
> <Gordo...@g3snx.demon.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
>
>> writes
>>> FarmI wrote:
>>>> Chuckle. I'm up super early just as the dawn chorus is starting.
>>>> I've had my coffee and toast and I'm just wondering if I'll finish
>>>> reading here and then climb back into the sack, or if I'll start
>>>> dragging hoses around. I think it might be the sack as I don't know
>>>> where Himself watered last night and I'd hate to disrupt his careful
>>>> timetable and rotation round the garden.
>
>>> heh! reading in bed is one of my guilty pleasures.
>>>
>> One Rosary and three Hail Marys for you, sinful wench!
>
>
> Lanky
Oh! I did imply there was at least one other one, didn't I!
--
Jean B.
Jean B.
No, that's what imagination is for! :-)
--
Jean B.
Jean B.
> We are too busy playing with the new stair lift.
> I' think of having another fitted on the other side so we can race ;-)
>
> Ain't old age fun!
>
> Lanky
Beats the alternative.
--
Jean B.
Peaches
news:8uchk5h7faunp9nl7...@4ax.com...
> We are too busy playing with the new stair lift.
> I' think of having another fitted on the other side so we can race ;-)
>
> Ain't old age fun!
>
> Lanky
I love it Lanky! It's an idea for around here someday! Zoom Zoom
Peaches
Gordon H
>Gordon H wrote:
>> In message <7qrlnn...@mid.individual.net>, Jean B. <jb...@rcn.com>
>>writes
>>> Gordon H wrote:
>>>> In message <7qrf2n...@mid.individual.net>, Jean B.
>>>><jb...@rcn.com> writes
>>>>> Gordon H wrote:
>>>>>> In message <7qpgh3...@mid.individual.net>, Jean B.
>>>>>><jb...@rcn.com> writes
>>>>>>> FarmI wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Chuckle. I'm up super early just as the dawn chorus is
>>>>>>>>starting. I've had my coffee and toast and I'm just wondering
>>>>>>>>if I'll finish reading here and then climb back into the sack,
>>>>>>> heh! reading in bed is one of my guilty pleasures.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> One Rosary and three Hail Marys for you, sinful wench!
>>>>>
>>>>> I atoned this morning by not reading.
>>>>>
>>>> Bless you my child.
>>>
>>> May I now continue on my wicked way? If I am even more wicked, will
>>>I be able to atone for my sins and receive your blessing?
>>>
>> Well, if you put it that way...
>> I'll require a detailed confession.
>
>No way! You will have to use your imagination to fill in the details.
>
Bioboffin
"Gordon H" <Gordo...@g3snx.demon.co.uk.invalid> wrote in message
Pamela? In that case I can well understand - take all the time you like.
:-)
John
Bobbie
>>>>>> I atoned this morning by not reading.
>>>>>>
>>>>> Bless you my child.
>>>>
>>>> May I now continue on my wicked way? If I am even more wicked, will
>>>> I be able to atone for my sins and receive your blessing?
>>>>
>>> Well, if you put it that way...
>>> I'll require a detailed confession.
>>
>> No way! You will have to use your imagination to fill in the details.
>>
> You have NO IDEA how much trouble that gets you in. ;-)
Especially when one has a couple of faces to fill in the gaps.
It's enough to send one off to bed with a torch.
<vbng>
Bobbie
Bobbie
Bobbie
LOL.
B.
Phxbrd
"Bobbie" <littlehom...@lovenest.net> wrote in message
news:7que4...@mid.individual.net...
Welding or cutting?
Bobbie
Bobbie
Phxbrd
"Bobbie" <cosy...@myhousie.co.uk> wrote in message
news:7qum8h...@mid.individual.net...
You mean flashlight(sic).
Gordon H
>
>"Gordon H" <Gordo...@g3snx.demon.co.uk.invalid> wrote in message
>news:U9+EByuF...@g3snx.demon.co.uk...
>> In message <LI12n.24036$Ym4....@text.news.virginmedia.com>,
>>Bioboffin <J...@myhouse.invalid> writes
>>>
>>>"Gordon H" <Gordo...@g3snx.demon.co.uk.invalid> wrote
>>>>>
>>>> I heard a very brief passage which I didn't recognise, from Lady
>>>>Chatterly's Lover on Radio 4 the other day and resolved to get hold
>>>>of copy and read the bits between the "best bits".
>>>> I must have missed a lot...
>>>
>>>I watched a rather good version of LCL by a French Director last year
>>>(probably on Channel 4). If you haven't seen it, it is worth looking
>>>out for. Lots of prancing around in the nude if that appeals!
>>>
>>>Details here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0459880/
>>>
>>>John
>>
>> <Anderson>
>> I have to go outside now.
>> I may be some time . . .
>
>Pamela? In that case I can well understand - take all the time you like.
>
>:-)
>
>John
To be honest I couldn't remember the name of Cap'n Scott's companion, so
I made a wild guess.
Bobbie
>>> <Anderson>
>>> I have to go outside now.
>>> I may be some time . . .
>>
>> Pamela? In that case I can well understand - take all the time you like.
>>
>> :-)
>>
>> John
> 8-)
> To be honest I couldn't remember the name of Cap'n Scott's companion, so
> I made a wild guess.
That would be Captain L. E. G. Oates, he of the Inniskilling Dragoon
Guards, he walked willingly to his death in a blizzard to try to save
his comrades.
Bobbie
Gordon H
<littlehom...@lovenest.net> writes
I was about to reply "Idiot", and I dropped a pile of papers on the
floor, - serves me right I suppose.