I’ve featured this cup before, but classics–like the Beatles themselves–are always worth another appearance. Today I’ll be checking in between sewing sessions, so if you want something from one of these books to be happy about, please comment with a page number between 1 and 611, and another number between 1 and 25, and I’ll make sure you get answers during my coffee breaks.
Hump Day Happy
I’ve featured this cup before, but classics–like the Beatles themselves–are always worth another appearance. Today I’ll be checking in between sewing sessions, so if you want something from one of these books to be happy about, please comment with a page number between 1 and 611, and another number between 1 and 25, and I’ll make sure you get answers during my coffee breaks.
Yes please, I think I’m gonna need one today. Page 11, number 13. 🙂
“secret love notes and candy hearts hidden all over”
72, 19 please.
72, 19 was me. :o)
I thought maybe you’d found Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak.
“good magazines in the waiting room”
I’ll take some happy, kind lady. How ’bout page 224, # 7, please.
“a kaleidoscope of colors”
Page 129, # 17 please.
“the clatter of cross-country skis being stacked in the corner”
I can’t say I’ve ever heard that, but it’s a lovely image, especially this time of year.
Picture it. Aspen. Ski lodge. You sitting next to the fire attired in winter wear, sipping a hot drink of your choice. Men tramp inside, faces all ruddy from a day on the slopes, and stack their skis in the corner. They then unpeel their layers of ski attire…
THIS IS A G-RATED JOURNAL, mister, so take that fantasy over to your own place. Be sure to leave a door open for me, ‘k?
I liked mine til I read this… now I wanna trade with David.
I think David should now show you how to turn “a kaleidoscope of colors” into a vignette that will rival the one I gave him.
G-rated, of course. 😉
Could I have p. 115, #4 please?
“sandwiches called Tex-Mex, Smørrebrød, Muffuletta”
Mmmm…Muffuletta!
I know what smørrebrød is too after flirting with a Danish guy last year. I’ll take a muffuletta. Thanks!
Love the Beatles and that’s a really cool mug. 🙂 No 115, 22 pls.
“tree watching”
(Reminds me of our mutual friend Todd–and that HAS to be a good omen for your exam later!)
Yes my first thought was Todd too! Thanks, the exam will be fine, the nervous energy I have to use up beforehand is the hard bit. >:-)
page 611 number 2 please!
“mini-stripes”
(Does this mean you’re buying a Mini Cooper?)
Only if I buy a puppy and name him Cooper.
Better mini than prison, I guess. 🙂
Excellent point! But it could be Fudge Stripes, those cookies from Keebler.
i will take 312 number 21 and Dash will have the same page … number 22
You get “tortellini salad, sliced mozzarella and prosciutto roll, escargot puffs, and meat en croute,” while Dash gets “broiled tenderloin breakfast steaks.” DO NOT TAKE DASH’S FOOD. Although he’d probably be glad to eat those snail puffs for you.
Dash and I are switching
I knew it!
What! He’s up for it … it was a good trade
Mmmmhmmmm.
classicas
17 cherry tree lane
42!
Re: classicas
“chic boutiques”
(Did someone already have that? Was it you? Just in case, from the other book, “chameleons.”)
Re: classicas
I don’t recall…
The mall around here just opened a Smithsonian Gift Shop I just happened to walk in and be greeted by a handsome man behind the counter.
Or maybe there is a chalk pavement picture boutique somewhere in the more fashionable end of galaxy.
Re: classicas
Like Karma Karma Karma chameleons? Are they red gold and green?
Re: classicas
Possibly.
Can I have page 129, item # 17, please?
(giggling)
Yes, you little sneak, but from the other book, which is “Sun-In spray for lightening hair.” I guess you’ll have to do a boys on the beach fantasy instead. I’m so sorry for you.
I get all worked up for some hot buttered rum and a turtleneck and this is what I get???
Looks like you’ll have to save all those flannel shirts for another time.