Being an atheist is fine, making fun of religion isn't.
Simply........
If he bites Fanny’s face, Ratso will disappear, never to be mentioned again. Ratso loves to try to bite her hands and arms.Ratso doesn’ t like Gerry.
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I agree with you 100%.Being an atheist is fine, making fun of religion isn't.
I just googled what st Lucia's patronage was....she is the patron of the blind, infections in the throat... fitting, and missed flog opportunity in a respectful manner.
St Lucia is also the patron for -which I didn't know- salesmen! Didn't know there was a saint looking after me
Ratso has been captured barking in some of the past few videos. He is probably a terror off camera. We didn’t see Potts greeting or holding ole Ratso. I still don’t think Auntie likes Ratso, even though she puts on a big show of “ loving” the dog as she drags Ratso across the floor. Ratso likes Fanny because she is always feeding him treats and doesn’t train or discipline him in any manner. We are also just seeing her interact with Ratso for a couple of minutes of carefully selected and edited footage to make it appear that the dog is wild to see her. Ratso may not have seen Fanny for hours until filming.
The white reindeer jumper 27.99 euro from Bonprix, so for her a wear once throw away item. Weirdly it popped up as an add.
Swedish Death Cleaning is, I think, what I'm doing in my office. I said I spend three hours a day in there and that's about all I can handle because I look at every single thing, every little piece of paper in a file. At times, it has been quite emotional. It's like a slow motion flashback of my life, as well as the lives of my parents, since as an only child, I have all of their stuff, too. My husband was helping me and he got so frustrated he decided I'd be better off going through everything alone! I'm stuck on things that leave me with a conundrum. For example, I have my christening dress all boxed up and tiny looking and as I look at it, I wonder why I have it, why I keep it? I never look at it, I never think about it. The whole Marie Kondo thing about holding an item and if it "sparks joy" you should keep it, if not, get rid of it - this christening dress sparks nothing in me at all! Yet it seems so crass to throw it out. Using the mindset of Swedish Death Cleaning, am I just going to leave this sort of stuff for my husband to worry about, should I go before him? I'm 99% sure that if I were to die before him, he'd throw it out. When my father died in 2014, my stepmother gave me three huge cartons of his personal papers. I have his thesis, so many newspaper clippings, his diplomas, his medical licenses, his awards.....all sorts of things that I never think about pulling out of the boxes and mulling over as a reminder of who he was. I know who he was! I try and live who he was, I don't need these things to remind me of what a great person he was! Do I throw them out? It's his professional life in those boxes. And again, when I leave this earth, whoever is here to sort through my stuff will throw it out!
Can't see any writer of literary fiction behaving like that in an airport bookshop even if they felt like it! Beig a pick on the Richard & Judy Book Club would be anathema to them! Do you think Fanny is acknowledged as a research source?!View attachment 2628771
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Mad dash around London checking out THE ESACPE on shelves in @whsmithofficial. The most magical feeling!!My first reel celebrating THE ESCAPE being a Richard and Judy BooK Club Pick
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You can always rely on Marie to expose things usually hidden. She had better be more careful or her services will no longer be required and she will get booted out!
. Snorts fluffier was next to him. ?
Poor Saint Lucia... no wonder she hid her eyes if they looked like that... she must have resembled a chameleonPoor Marie with her salmonella buns and peacock poo instead of raisins(can't convince me they had chocolate chips). Didn't everyone clutch their gut seeing the dough rolled out on the salmonella/ecoli table. Yuck!
Suggestion: Why not scan all of your father‘s papers, awards, articles, diplomas ( take them out of the frames and put the diplomas in a archival box, if you want to physically keep the diplomas or awards ), take digital photos of things that cannot be scanned so you have a visual documentation of the award/ object, etc, and digitize it all?If your kids are curious one day, there would be a digital record of everything relating to your father’s career, education, etc. which could be printed out you or them if they desire. You can then dispose of the items as you like, if that is your wish.
Talking of lips, whatever was she thinking when she put her lipstick on last night? It looked awful - too much and smudged!From your lips to God's ears!
Is that phillocks grandads urinal sorry horrid whatever filled with flowers that we used to have on my Nanna’s grave. Absolutely no taste whatsoever
The Handmaids TaleStill that'll keep the pearl clutchers happy, a Christmas. See the petulant prick get all pissy when she tells him he's not doing it right.
Soggy fat soaked pancakes, buns with extra bits of dried food that was stuck to the table rolled in to them.
The Salmonella kid did a runner beforehand.
Had to switch off before The Handmaids Tale, understudies burst into their harmonious warbles.
marie, you sneaky fox.
Fanny was drunk and I expect her mirror is grubby.
Those are good ideas and are things I've considered already, particularly as it relates to my dad's stuff. But to be honest, I don't want to put that sort of time into scanning it all. A friend of mine is a professional organizer and she's looking into a service that will do this for me, but even if it was all scanned, the chance of me looking at it down the line are slim. I know that sounds terrible, but it's in cartons now and I don't even look at it, although I did go through everything a couple of weeks after he died. My husband and I are, by choice, childless, so no one is going to be around who'd even have interest in that. It sounds really terrible when I say this, but I don't even have an interest in creating any sort of memory box of these items, mostly because I can hear my dad saying "your professional life isn't who you are". The things that made him who he was are ingrained in me, the important things he left me with live inside of me, if that makes sense. My dad was also an only child and his parents were only children, too! While he has some family in Greece (that I am in contact with regularly and visit every couple of years), it's not the sort of stuff any of them would want, either. My own professional stuff was easy......in the trash it went! It just took some time to go through it all and take the walk down memory lane!
Why do people make a statement pointing out the low morality of her actions and then end it with LOL... irritates the life out of me... It's passive aggressive... just say what you mean... yes she spent hundreds on 2 truffles, some of which Gerry pushed to one side, more likely fed to the begging Lancelot, after asking people to buy a star for their deceased loved ones or if you haven't got any dead ones why not dedicate one to someone who is still with us... basically anyone you want just so long as you buy one.. In the meantime she will continue to splurge whilst the pearl clutchers dig deep into their purses in memory of dear old Alf, or Martha, or Rufus who if they were here would not be happy at such a waste of money. Unbelievable.Fanny isn’t do so well on FB. The halo is slipping. Comments now deletedView attachment 2628548
