I'm watching Australian urban exploration videos tonight and none of them seem adequately concerned about deadly wildlife when poking about abandoned buildings and theme parks and the like.
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Ashley Madison story on Netflix
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Hotescat appears at the rustle of a packet!
If either of us goes within a five mile radius of the cat food cupboard, we find ourselves being tripped up by one or both of the teapot cats.
Said cat food cupboard is in our downstairs loo - we’ve got rather used to being accompanied/practicing our door closing reflexes - but unsuspecting guests can get quite unnerved when they discover they’ve got an audience…
I grew up next to a creek, we were always down there catching yabbies and lizards. It's pretty rare in most suburban areas to see a snake in the wild. Except for the family next door who found a Brown Snek (super deadly despite the boring name) curled up on their back step.
Skronkycatcat is still obsessed with her catnip fishy.
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are both very funny and thoughtful and contemporary, but truthfully I've spent a lot of time recently wallowing in nostalgia and knitting through ER from the beginning, which obviously includes a lot of medical gore so is probably not what you want.
(sorry, just seen that you don't have Disney!)
I’m thinking about watching Shitts Creek again. I love David.
Most of Michael Palin's back catalogue is on BBC iPlayer and we've recently been working our way through them in order.
It's quite interesting seeing him travel 30 odd years ago, it's silly but it really emphasises how completely different the world is. Pole to Pole is particularly interesting because he goes through late stage Soviet Union (and then only a few days after leaving, the August coup happened).
It's quite interesting seeing him travel 30 odd years ago, it's silly but it really emphasises how completely different the world is. Pole to Pole is particularly interesting because he goes through late stage Soviet Union (and then only a few days after leaving, the August coup happened).
I love watching those. They’re so gentle and wholesome.
I can’t find the danish one to watch. It was the American version, and I liked it a lot. No idea what I put on last night, I fell into the Kate and William thread out of boredom.
I’m in quite a lot of pain again today and worrying about dry sockets.
I think girl cat is trying to make me feel better but this face is pure Mean Girl
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I’m in quite a lot of pain again today and worrying about dry sockets.
I think girl cat is trying to make me feel better but this face is pure Mean Girl
Thanks for all the TV recommendations friends.
Started watching Deadloch last night and it's a winner. A quirky and funny take on the small town murder mystery.
Highly recommend re-watching Schitts Creek as needed. It's been my go-to for the last couple of years every time I need a pick-me-up.
Also, yes to watching Michael Palin. His interview on This Cultural Life recently was great too.
Started watching Deadloch last night and it's a winner. A quirky and funny take on the small town murder mystery.
Highly recommend re-watching Schitts Creek as needed. It's been my go-to for the last couple of years every time I need a pick-me-up.
Also, yes to watching Michael Palin. His interview on This Cultural Life recently was great too.
Regularly find myself in awe at his ability to connect with strangers (and also harness the power of physical comedy to bridge language barriers)
Hello Fraus,
I’m very hungover today. It’s 1:15pm in the UK, we’re still in bed. I’ve got a glass of San Pelegrino limonata for some energy and all I can think of is stodgy food. I want something like pie and mash but I don’t have any and SHANT be going outside today so will have to find something else to satisfy me. Maybe I’ll make some fried rice.
what’s your perfect veggie comfort food?
I’m very hungover today. It’s 1:15pm in the UK, we’re still in bed. I’ve got a glass of San Pelegrino limonata for some energy and all I can think of is stodgy food. I want something like pie and mash but I don’t have any and SHANT be going outside today so will have to find something else to satisfy me. Maybe I’ll make some fried rice.
what’s your perfect veggie comfort food?
If you eat cheese, mixing leftover veg and mash with huge amounts of cheese and baking is my number one comfort food.
But…Risotto would be nice as you have rice.
That sounds amazing 🩷🤌
You could add a beaten egg or two into your mash and veg before baking too. Makes it souffle-ish.
One of my favourite carbo meals is pasta with tomato sauce and lots of cheese. Just an onion or two softly cooked in oil with garlic, then a tin of tomatoes or passata, low and slow. Bit of sugar, salt and pepper. Add chillis or olives or tuna or peppers or whatever you like to change it up. The tomatoes are good for you and the rest is comfort.
Strata, using a very basic ancient recipe (actually on paper torn from The Guardian inthe 1980s, Richard Ehrlich's column) - basically just bread pudding with cheese and onion, eggs and milk.
Chicken Koka noodles on buttered white bread (they’re vegan)
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