Re. Black Books: not brilliant but somehow I'd still like to have people like that on the fringe of my life. I feel that Bernard has a lot to teach. :P~
Sad about the rat as we used to have pet rats when I was growing up.
We have a ratting cat from next door who kills some of the rats, mice etc who have a community around our compost heap. I put our peelings on the compost heap and so we have our own balanced cycle of life. No poison or drownings, just hunting and killing. I have to gently put the dead bodies under the bushes away from the house. They are very beautiful and all different. That is sad too, but in a different way.
I was going to say...except for the rat! Oh, boy, Chloe had to watch t&t for a CMNS course, (understanding tv) I watched it with her and can't think of a greater bunch of rubbish than possibly dog the bounty hunter. Ugg.
February 4, 2013 at 6:15 PM
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the day started like this.
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and ended like this.
in between, we drowned a rat (not as easy at you might think), planned a radical change in the living room, picked up our child from her weekend away, knitted, watched utter crap (read: toddlers & tiaras) on TLC, processed some photos, uploaded them, discovered a funny (but not brilliant) program called black books on netflix, found some hilarious old photos and uploaded them to facebook and just generally enjoyed a lovely sunday.
hope you did too.
except for the part with the rat.
that wasn't that much fun.
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Close this window Jump to comment formyou made me laugh....I would love to know how to drown a rat.....although, I hope to never need the skill.....smiles
February 3, 2013 at 7:53 PM
Re. Black Books: not brilliant but somehow I'd still like to have people like that on the fringe of my life. I feel that Bernard has a lot to teach. :P~
February 3, 2013 at 8:29 PM
Sad about the rat as we used to have pet rats when I was growing up.
We have a ratting cat from next door who kills some of the rats, mice etc who have a community around our compost heap. I put our peelings on the compost heap and so we have our own balanced cycle of life. No poison or drownings, just hunting and killing. I have to gently put the dead bodies under the bushes away from the house. They are very beautiful and all different. That is sad too, but in a different way.
February 4, 2013 at 10:34 AM
I was going to say...except for the rat! Oh, boy, Chloe had to watch t&t for a CMNS course, (understanding tv) I watched it with her and can't think of a greater bunch of rubbish than possibly dog the bounty hunter. Ugg.
February 4, 2013 at 6:15 PM