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Mon Feb-13-06 07:26 AM
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My cat broke a glass loaf pan |
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Somebody had meatloaf in the middle of the night and didn't put it back in the fridge. Naturally, the cat interpreted this as a green light to a smorgasbord. I woke up to glass shattering all over the kitchen floor. It was a lot of fun trying to clean it up while hungry animals attempted to get a nibble before it was gone. Not. :eyes:
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Mon Feb-13-06 07:27 AM
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Too bad the cats, or the one who left it out cannot clean it up!
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Mon Feb-13-06 07:29 AM
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4. The cats were trying... |
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I just didn't want them to get glass shards in their little tummies...
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Mon Feb-13-06 07:27 AM
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2. You should kick the meatloaf fiend's ass |
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Mon Feb-13-06 07:30 AM
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5. He's going to have fun |
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scraping all the ice off my car today.
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Mon Feb-13-06 07:28 AM
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3. Ooooo! I woke up to coffee filters and fish wrapping strewn all over |
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the kitchen floor..."Someone" forgot to take the garbage out last night. Of course they all blame me, the maid.
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Mon Feb-13-06 07:33 AM
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6. I wonder sometimes if their genetic programming |
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has left them incapable of thinking about such things.
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Mon Feb-13-06 07:56 AM
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Mon Feb-13-06 11:34 AM
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14. I've felt that way many times... |
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coulee labor...nothing more.
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Mon Feb-13-06 11:37 AM
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When my son was very small, I used to refer to my family in this Chaucerian way : I was the "tit," my husband was the "porter" and my mom was the "maid."
Lately I do feel like the maid and porter. I feel like all I do is take out the garbage. And there are only 3 of us!
:hi:
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Mon Feb-13-06 02:23 PM
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How'd you make out in the snow event?
We barely had 5 inches here; but just north of us the official total was 22"...enough to cancel my rehearsal tonight.
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Tue Feb-14-06 01:00 PM
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39. we only had about 2-3 inches |
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even up here on my hill, where we always have more snow.
So it was kind of a non-event for us. I think my son would have liked it to be more of an event than it actually was!
hope your sweetie is good to you today. I went out and bought myself an antique tile for a little self-gift, cuz the husband usually has no idea what to buy...
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Tue Feb-14-06 05:18 PM
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40. That's a good idea... |
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Mr GoG got me the traditional box of chocolates, and I'm baking a heart-shaped cake.
We'll be passing through your neck of the woods on Friday, when we head for Cleveland to visit my stepson and his family. I'll wave! :hi:
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Mon Feb-13-06 07:34 AM
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7. I woke up two weeks ago to pieces of tortilla stuck |
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to my newly-painted kitchen walls. Ummm... THAT was fun.
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Mon Feb-13-06 07:35 AM
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:spray:
Was someone trying to make an artistic statement?
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Mon Feb-13-06 08:22 AM
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However, after I said the f-word 14 billion times, I did laugh... especially since one of the furkids had tortilla flakes stuck to her fur, and was hanging around looking all innocent....
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Mon Feb-13-06 11:31 AM
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13. Sounds like a photo moment. |
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I'd like to see a pic of that! :D
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Mon Feb-13-06 11:45 AM
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18. I should have taken a photo of it |
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I called my mom and told her about it, and she giggled.
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Mon Feb-13-06 08:03 AM
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10. I once had a helpful person tighten the lid... |
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on a gallon of strawberry wine I was making... YUK!
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Mon Feb-13-06 11:36 AM
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Gives new meaning to the term "bottle rocket".
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Mon Feb-13-06 12:31 PM
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21. Yes, the bottle had been sitting on top of my fridge... |
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Pieces of glass were imbedded in the ceiling and walls all around the room.
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Mon Feb-13-06 02:24 PM
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23. I hope nobody was in there when it blew... |
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Mon Feb-13-06 02:37 PM
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28. We were lucky! It happened during the late night... |
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There was sticky-sweet half fermented pulp, juice, and glass all around the room. It was awesome!
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Mon Feb-13-06 02:40 PM
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30. I'll betcha whoever was helpful |
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will think twice about helping again...
Glad you were all ok! :D
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Mon Feb-13-06 03:10 PM
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32. Yes'm, he got an earful about it... |
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He'd asked to smell the wine, to see how far along it was. I told him to go ahead, but warned him to be sure to leave the cap loose so the positive pressure could escape. I should have checked it, but I was busy cooking something. That was my only accident with wine or beer, and I have made hundreds of gallons of them.
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Mon Feb-13-06 03:26 PM
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34. I had a 5-gallon carboy of beer blow up once |
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luckily it was in the basement, the concrete floor is a little easier to clean.
When making fruit beer, always leave lots of head space.
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Mon Feb-13-06 03:57 PM
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36. Whew! I'll bet that smelled good... Not! |
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Mon Feb-13-06 08:08 AM
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11. I've got a blind cat and several others that don't allow us.... |
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...to put up a Christmas tree anymore. I'll leave the stories of destruction to the imagination.
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Mon Feb-13-06 11:37 AM
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16. When they were kittens |
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mine liked to climb the tree. They grew out of that thankfully!
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Mon Feb-13-06 12:25 PM
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20. I still have one who is still destructive even though full grown and.... |
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Edited on Mon Feb-13-06 12:26 PM by DaveTheWave
...the blind kitty just doesn't seem to like it. We've been using a fiber-optic tree on a high counter for the last four years. Plus we never know when a new family member will show up at the back door. There's a new short-haired black male that just showed up last night.
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Mon Feb-13-06 02:31 PM
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25. I guess that'd be annoying for the blind one... |
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My brother and sister had a dog who went blind. It was frustrating for her when there were changes in furniture, etc...
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Mon Feb-13-06 02:39 PM
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29. He knows his way around the front and back yard too.... |
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...and knows where to hide from us when he doesn't want to come inside. He has no eyes at all the vet said from in-breeding and the mother, as with most animals, left him to die. He was rescued by a co-worker and she gave him to me and my wife as we have a cat sanctuary instead of a home.
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Mon Feb-13-06 02:47 PM
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31. One of my favorite fairy tales, when I was a kid, |
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was "The Colony of Cats".
Bless you all for helping the porr dears... :loveya:
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Mon Feb-13-06 11:48 AM
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19. Further evidence that kitties are evil. |
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Mon Feb-13-06 02:32 PM
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One minute they're raiding the stovetop, the next they're warming my cold feet. Seems like a fair trade...
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Mon Feb-13-06 02:25 PM
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Hope he didn't cut himself!
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Mon Feb-13-06 02:34 PM
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Neither did the dog or the other two cats, who were trying like the devil to get at the spilled goodies. :D
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Mon Feb-13-06 03:18 PM
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33. ah, I'll betcha the individual who didn't put the meatloaf |
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back is... a man! Right?
OK, not starting a flamewar or anything, but after nearly 7 years of marriage, I have discovered that men are incapable of putting anything back. If someone has a swig of Perrier or orange juice or milk in the middle of the night, it doesn't get a lid put back on it nor does it go back into the fridge.
And I also have the extremely fun task of playing "hunt for the undies" every morning b/c dh doesn't understand that undies go into the dirty clothes basket, not on the counter or draped on the nearest chair or doorknob.
Sigh.
He's wonderful, but absentminded and/or thoughtless sometimes. Though the undies thing I think he does to me on purpose now, just to see if I'll shriek.
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Mon Feb-13-06 03:56 PM
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35. It took years for me to get him to do dishes... |
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Since I do the cooking and most of the shopping, I don't think that's too much to ask. However, I end up re-washing most of the dishes I use, because glasses with milk-rings in them and greasy forks just ruin my appetite.
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Mon Feb-13-06 04:00 PM
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37. lol! my hubby will usually get the dishes clean (though not |
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as clean as I do) but there's often a LAKE of water around the sink, on the floor, etc. when he's done. He claims he can't see the water all over the place because "it's clear" but I think it's another built-in defense mechanism so I won't ask him to do the dishes.
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Mon Feb-13-06 04:16 PM
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Right along with the white underwear that turns gray or pink after he washes it. :rant:
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