|
|
|
What?
|
|
|
|
Laura
Monday 17/4/06 13:56
- # -
|
Happy Birthday ! Personally, I think a frying pan and a hose are GOOD pressies. One of my personal highlights this year has been buying a Le Creuset casserole in the sales - that's neither sad nor old, just... erm.. discriminating?
*Cough*.. moving swiftly on. Happy Birthday again. May the coming years be good to you!
Laura
|
|
|
Squander Two
Monday 17/4/06 15:25
- # -
|
Thank you.
Would you have been so pleased about the Le Creuset purchase ten years ago, then? Hmm.
|
|
|
Laura
Monday 17/4/06 16:35
- # -
|
Yes, I would, but for different reasons. Back then, I would have enjoyed its poshness and the fact that it cost lots of money. Might have stuck it at the back of a cupboard though.
Now, I appreciate it for the truly fine cooking pot that it is - and the fact that I got it for £33 instead of £77 can only add to my pleasure.
(Oh god, see what happens when you're single... if I ever start rhapsodising about ironing boards take me out and slap me)
L
|
|
|
Donna
Saturday 22/4/06 13:53
- # -
|
Belated Happy Birthday!
|
|
|
Squander Two
Saturday 22/4/06 16:31
- # -
|
And an even belateder happy birthday to you too, me dear.
I've got a gun attachment for the hose now, with seven different settings, including "Jet". You should get one for insane tortoiseshell cat behaviour control.
|
|
|
Dan Collins
Wednesday 26/4/06 03:06
- # -
|
Bastard. Happy birthday.
|
|
|
|
If you're really that interested, here's an RSS feed for the latest comments to this blog. Never miss another pointless argument.
Of course comments are moderated, in a common-sense sort of a way. You don't have to give your email address to post here.
If you know your HTML, you can use <a>, <b>, and <i> tags, and entities, too. If you don't, you can still use them, but with a greater sense of trepidation.
Cheers.
|
Comment management by HaloScan.
|
