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.