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Hedda Gabler

FlakeNoir said:

Hedda Gabler said:

I'm hoping it will get to you much sooner than xmas so you can open it NOW.

🤣 I love that you're as excited as I am about this.... 💜

I get overly excited about everything.  bwhahahaha!  It's just me. 

FlakeNoir

Hedda Gabler said:

FlakeNoir said:

Hedda Gabler said:

I'm hoping it will get to you much sooner than xmas so you can open it NOW.

🤣 I love that you're as excited as I am about this.... 💜

I get overly excited about everything.  bwhahahaha!  It's just me. 

Wouldn't have you any other way... 💚
(No Scott 😄) 

GNTLGNT

FlakeNoir said:

Hedda Gabler said:

FlakeNoir said:

Hedda Gabler said:

I'm hoping it will get to you much sooner than xmas so you can open it NOW.

🤣 I love that you're as excited as I am about this.... 💜

I get overly excited about everything.  bwhahahaha!  It's just me. 

Wouldn't have you any other way... 💚
(No Scott 😄) 

....nope, nope, nope....a Village Idiot has got to know his limitations.......

GNTLGNT

....besides, I'm still a little bit aflutter over "slow moving packages".....I once bought an adult paint-by-number canvas......shoulda seen where I had to put color number 7.....

not_nadine

Could have been a worse number..

GNTLGNT

not_nadine said:

Could have been a worse number..

...you speak wisely grasshopper....

Hedda Gabler

Oh. My. God.  They have Scooby Doo playmobil.  My kids had every damn playmobil set practically because I loved them so much.

FlakeNoir

Hedda Gabler said:

Oh. My. God.  They have Scooby Doo playmobil.  My kids had every damn playmobil set practically because I loved them so much.

Okay... educate me. 

Hedda Gabler

FlakeNoir said:

Hedda Gabler said:

Oh. My. God.  They have Scooby Doo playmobil.  My kids had every damn playmobil set practically because I loved them so much.

Okay... educate me. 

https://www.playmobil.us/

Great toys, well made, creative.

GNTLGNT

....this sits proudly on one of my bookcases, 'sides-I nicknamed my oldest Scooby.....

Hedda Gabler

This was the Google thing for the day.  THey are honoring Mariachi.  But, I remember this song for something else.  I'm sure it's probably offensive now.  But I sing it not to be offensive, but to remember something fondly.  A song and a snack --

Ai yi yi yi
I am the frito bandito 
I love Frito corn chips
I love them I do
I love Frito corn chips
I give some to you.


https://g.co/doodle/fcs8sje

Hedda Gabler

I have kept a book journal since 1995.  I number each book, the month I read it, the name of the book, and how I "read" it.  Audio, paperback, hardback, Kindle.

As of today, I finished The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman.  It was my 767th book to date.  

I so wish I would have started my journal sooner.  So many books not logged.  Years of books.

not_nadine

Here they are again.  Happy Thanksgiving!

Neesy

Hedda Gabler said:

I have kept a book journal since 1995.  I number each book, the month I read it, the name of the book, and how I "read" it.  Audio, paperback, hardback, Kindle.

As of today, I finished The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman.  It was my 767th book to date.  

I so wish I would have started my journal sooner.  So many books not logged.  Years of books.

Great idea - have you read any Margaret Atwood? I just read an ebook of hers called The Heart Goes Last

GNTLGNT

GNTLGNT

.....I am not a religious type, but I wanted to let my Mom and Pop know....this holiday is harder than Christmas for me, because it was a time to just be with one another.....no presents or other seasonal bric a brac to distract....just good food and good people that I miss dearly....

FlakeNoir

GNTLGNT said:

.....I am not a religious type, but I wanted to let my Mom and Pop know....this holiday is harder than Christmas for me, because it was a time to just be with one another.....no presents or other seasonal bric a brac to distract....just good food and good people that I miss dearly....

Thinking of (((you and everyone))) that will be missing their loved people this Thanksgiving... sending you all a hug right now.  

Hedda Gabler

Neesy said:

Hedda Gabler said:

I have kept a book journal since 1995.  I number each book, the month I read it, the name of the book, and how I "read" it.  Audio, paperback, hardback, Kindle.

As of today, I finished The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman.  It was my 767th book to date.  

I so wish I would have started my journal sooner.  So many books not logged.  Years of books.

Great idea - have you read any Margaret Atwood? I just read an ebook of hers called The Heart Goes Last

I've read a fair number of Atwood's books.  SHe is a very smart person.  Good writer. I enjoy her work for the most part.   

GNTLGNT

Neesy

Hope you have a wonderful day, all you "Muricans"

not_nadine

  

GNTLGNT

Neesy

Morning - I'm on about day 4 of my Irish oatmeal experiment

- every morning I have a nice big bowl of hot steel cut oats; apparently it's quite good for the digestion. It takes a long time to cook as it's basically unprocessed.

We'll see how I feel after two weeks of this

not_nadine

Neesy said:

Morning - I'm on about day 4 of my Irish oatmeal experiment

- every morning I have a nice big bowl of hot steel cut oats; apparently it's quite good for the digestion. It takes a long time to cook as it's basically unprocessed.

We'll see how I feel after two weeks of this

I just can't handle the texture of oatmeal.  blech.   Good luck with it!

Neesy

not_nadine said:

Neesy said:

Morning - I'm on about day 4 of my Irish oatmeal experiment

- every morning I have a nice big bowl of hot steel cut oats; apparently it's quite good for the digestion. It takes a long time to cook as it's basically unprocessed.

We'll see how I feel after two weeks of this

I just can't handle the texture of oatmeal.  blech.   Good luck with it!

It takes some getting used to - this is the industrial strength version