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)noooo you found them in the middle of the street, remember? Or was that a different freak for a different lost key time?aliantha wrote:To be fair, I don't think he was there for the missing keys. Go on -- tell the nice Watchers where I found them. (In. Your. Purse.
That *was* a pretty impressive freakout, though. And I always say that if you're gonna freak out, you need to make it count.
Oh, right! Duh! You'd dropped them in the median outside the Flying Star. I looked out the window of the restaurant and noticed them in the grass.lorin wrote:noooo you found them in the middle of the street, remember? Or was that a different freak for a different lost key time?aliantha wrote:To be fair, I don't think he was there for the missing keys. Go on -- tell the nice Watchers where I found them. (In. Your. Purse.
That *was* a pretty impressive freakout, though. And I always say that if you're gonna freak out, you need to make it count.
Sounds like you need to do a timeline FreakOmeter of your own!lorin wrote:close but missing
lost keys in abq that Ali found
Screwed up reservations in north rim
You jumping off the cliff after the raccoon on the divide
you driving and me straining over the edges and finding god
( and a whole bunch others not worth mentioning)
annnnnd I want a NON freakout mention for hurricane, utah.
Now you just freaked her out!ussusimiel wrote:Sounds like you need to do a timeline FreakOmeter of your own!lorin wrote:close but missing
lost keys in abq that Ali found
Screwed up reservations in north rim
You jumping off the cliff after the raccoon on the divide
you driving and me straining over the edges and finding god
( and a whole bunch others not worth mentioning)
annnnnd I want a NON freakout mention for hurricane, utah.
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P.S. You can adapt mine if you like. Just quote it and then remove the quotes. It's an almighty pain in the a*&e trying to get the text to line up just using the forum tools.
I already thought it might've gotten lost en route to Ukraine.Good news! Thanks for letting us know.Frostheart Grueburn wrote:Effy confirmed that she received the book everyone signed.
glad to hear/read.Frostheart Grueburn wrote:Effy confirmed that she received the book everyone signed.
But I was looking at their nichos, which are more reasonably priced -- and they have one for Santo Nino de Atocha, which I think is the name of the smaller church at Chimayo. That was the church with all the shoes, right? They sure don't give you much info, like size or what they are made of. Maybe I'm being picky.aliantha wrote: But I was looking at their nichos, which are more reasonably priced -- and they have one for Santo Nino de Atocha, which I think is the name of the smaller church at Chimayo.
www.southwestindian.com/religious-goods ... ative-arts
I have precisely one item of the christian denomination in my shelf among statuettes of Nordic gods: a small wooden figure popular in Lithuania. Besides, I would need actual new boots, you saw the state of them in the States. But yeah, I won't be purchasing the nativity, for religious reasons as well as financial... my beloved New England accent corroded by two decades (soon) in Texas.I didn't know about this, U.! It's funny!ussusimiel wrote:One of the funniest moments of the 'Fest returned to me during the week (I may have mentioned it upthread, but it bears repeating, I think).
Aussie duke (real name: Earl) meets dlb in danlo's garden:
dlb (in his beautiful Tennessee drawl): 'Hi, are you weel?'
Duke: 'No, I'm Earl. Will is over there (points to Cord Hurn, whose real name is, Will).'
dlb: 'I know that. No, I mean, how are you feeling? Are you weel?'
Duke: 'Oh! I'm fine thanks!'
This was one of the very few occasions when the spectrum of the accents in English actually resulted in a complete (and very funny) miscommunication
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