Sunday, 4 March 2012
Married bliss
Peter and I managed to forget our wedding anniversary this year. BOTH of us. But hey, we still love each other!
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funnies
Saturday, 3 March 2012
Pirouette, at the cutting edge of fashion
Pirouette had her ladybits doctored on Wednesday and after a couple of rough days she felt perky enough to start biting off the stitches. So we made her a little suit to stop her having access to the area. You can see she's not terribly impressed with her outfit. Pirate didn't think much of it either.
C'est la vie, n'est-ce pas?
C'est la vie, n'est-ce pas?
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pets
Friday, 2 March 2012
Tidy up your bedroom!
Peter found this encouraging story:
Like any typical teenager, Ryan Kitching resisted all his mother's attempts to get him to tidy his bedroom.
For two weeks, the 19-year-old turned a deaf ear to all her pleas for him to clear up the mess.
But when he finally gave in and started sifting through the junk, he found a lottery ticket from the February 8 draw.
And instead of tossing it in the bin, he had it checked - and found it had five winning numbers and a bonus ball.
Suddenly, supermarket worker Ryan, of Penicuik, Midlothian, found himself £52,981 the richer and posted on his Facebook page: 'Special thanks to my mum for putting up with me haha!'
Now he plans to reward his long-suffering mother Susan and father Raymond by arranging for them to go on holiday.
The odds of getting Billy and Paul to keep their rooms tidy were more or less the same as winning the lottery!
Like any typical teenager, Ryan Kitching resisted all his mother's attempts to get him to tidy his bedroom.
For two weeks, the 19-year-old turned a deaf ear to all her pleas for him to clear up the mess.
But when he finally gave in and started sifting through the junk, he found a lottery ticket from the February 8 draw.
And instead of tossing it in the bin, he had it checked - and found it had five winning numbers and a bonus ball.
Suddenly, supermarket worker Ryan, of Penicuik, Midlothian, found himself £52,981 the richer and posted on his Facebook page: 'Special thanks to my mum for putting up with me haha!'
Now he plans to reward his long-suffering mother Susan and father Raymond by arranging for them to go on holiday.
The odds of getting Billy and Paul to keep their rooms tidy were more or less the same as winning the lottery!
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heartwarming
Thursday, 1 March 2012
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