If you want one of 14,000 things to be happy about from this book:
just go to my comments with a page number from 1 to 612 and another number between 1 and 30. You might steer away from using dates that are meaningful to you so that you won’t get the same answers repeatedly.
See you with answers later today. =)
7 13 my dear!
I can not handle breadfruit again!
“floating poinsettias”
page 5, #14 and page 58, #19, please.
“splendid ‘dunkers’ with coffee”
and
“giving your hands cold-weather first aid”
HAH! Spouse is accustomed to a sudden cold-hands plunge down to the warm posterior — which is also a potent stimulant for both, so it is indeed “splendid dunkers with coffee.”
Booyah! *shatters the backboard*
LOL.
Page 38, number 30, please.
Jeffrey R
“dust bowls”
(?!?!)
…Oh yeah, the dust bowl was a hoot! *smokes crack late at night with author, when the dust bunnies and sugar bowls get mixed up*
Page 50 # 18
“feasting on crisp green salads”
A crisp green salad sounds really good, but for me today it is left over Manwich from last night.
Page 513
# 9
“slow-cooked oatmeal”
Papa Roach! *rocks out* [with oatmeal??] *falters a bit*
page 559, number 14, please.
“keeping a fire burning as a welcome”
pg 227 number 18, please.
“garden ferns”
page 500 number 7 for me ..page 555 number 5 for Dash
You:
“a port-of-call”
Dashly:
“country hutches”
you know Port of Call is the best hamburger place in town, and is right around the corner … Dash is a sucker for country hutches… a hutch is a group of bunnies right?
I know a house (shelter?) for bunnies is called a hutch, so I suppose Dash could play the wolf part and knock on their door before blowing their house down.
Must.do.research…
Okay, back. A group of bunnies in Canada is a fluffle. A group of young rabbits is a kindle. In Europe, a group of rabbits is a colony or nest. Others call a group of rabbits a herd, trace, drove, leash, or warren. A warren of rabbits is the one my mother always said.
That concludes your bunny lesson for the day.
Well thank you Hugh Hefner!
I think he will huff and puff then …
*a certain Buffy-related vengeance demon goes into convulsions*
In honor of my friend Laurie’s upcoming birthday, may I please have page 5, # 17.
But of course:
“halcyon = calm, peaceful, happy, golden, posperous, affluent”
(might have known a writer would get one with a series of synonyms/definitions–may Laurie have a halcyon day!)
I am still reveling in the weekend to need anything else to be happy about.
If they get the wine stain off your shirt, your life will be complete, then?
Eh. If it doesn’t come out I am dyeing the shirt purple.
But if they do….WHEEEE!!!!
Yay – you’re back with the happy.
No 101, 16 please!
“feeling deliciously invisible while you watch the world go by”
Hah – I love it.
And without making a big fuss of it, sorry to hear you’ve had such trouble with your back, sounds like it’s been a bit of a nightmare.