daily dancing..

Hello there,

Well I think it's been way too long since we checked out the daily dancer this guy just makes you want to laugh out loud and maybe dance madly aroung the living room. Although, the last time I did that was on a dance mat in my nighty which was fine until I realised folk were watching through the window!!!

So kudos to daily dancer as we all watch through the window. Maybe, fee and Sarah, we could do this on thursday mornings?

Just a thought.
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Crocs and spiders.

Hello all,
Hope you had a lovely Bank Holiday. We went on a walk across most of Dorset! Which was lots of fun if not completely knackering. Lots of time spent eating blackberries. The picture is for the townies amoungst you to clarify that we weren't out buying computers. Also, elderberries which brought back memories of picking for dads wine. We saw calves (you know what they look like) and most impressively a Waspspider see above. Pretty impressive creature nearly trod on her but she kicked my foot out of the way! We found a fab little pub and had cheese and onion sandwitches (why do they use red onion on food that's crying out for strong white onion?). We were talking about crocs a craze thats come from Canada imagine a cut off welly!!! Anyway, I've ordered a rather snazzy pair of red ones (see pic) I'll let you all know if they really are as comfy as advertised.



ok that's it for now thanks for a great day guys and miss all those who weren't there.
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I'm not waring a bun!!!

Ok before I let you all in on the big news I just wish to point out I'm only 38 years old... Please don't lose sight of that. I had a call informing me I was going to be a Great Aunt!!!!! Now as much as I'm really please for my baby niece (21 years yes I know good child bearing age and all that) but she's still the comical little girl who tried, at 2 years of age, to push a poof (small seat not a camp chap who likes caberiet and Judy Garland) with a ham sandwich in her mouth that openned up and the ham flapped about like a big tongue. Very funny moment.

So as I moved not long after the ham butty moment she will for ever 2 years old and cheeky. Although, the cheeky thing is still there. Still as happy as I am Susan, you should have thought of your Aunt Laura who's trying her best to be 20 again and your not ruddy helping by turning me into some aged Great Aunt.


Oh by the way Congratulations Susan ..... and Charlotte not YET.

Cheerio
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Heart warming

Somethings just happen for a reason.
Snogs
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Raiders of the lost ark

hello there,

Thought I'd inform you all that the bunny's have done raiders of the lost ark. it's of the usual high standard well worth a look.
Enjoy
Snogs
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Take me home to the Black Hills....

Hello all it's review time.

I won Deadwood on ebay. Let's just say Doris Day may have thought twice about taking a visit.

The language will make your hair curl and we wondered if we could watch it and not be put off by the constant swearing. However, the inventive use of some of the naughty words made us laugh out loud. I, as a matter of standard, HATE westerns. However, I'm completely addicted to Deadwood. Ian Mcshane is Amazing, totally believable. In fact, all the characters are. basically we're watching an Outlaw town grow from tents with all the fun and merryment that ensues. So it's one I'm recommending once you get past the swearing it's almost Shakesperian.

I've just won series 2 on Ebay and am hoping it'll hurry up and arrive.

So if you get chance then get hold of this brill series

Snogs

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Goodbye Alice

Hello all,

Last week I had the joy of looking after a lovely Cairn Terrior called Alice. Her new folks (Mark and Sarah) were away and Chris and I had to be responsible for this little girl. Unlike the terrior I use to own (McKewwan a westi) Alice has a sweet nature she hardly barks and loves everyone. When I say everyone I discovered she's not keen on pigeons and foxes . I poped her out for a late breath of air and was about to let her off the lead when we came head to head with a fox. Astonishingly Alice squared up to foxie and I made the decision that a 10 year old may not come off to well in the dark with a fox. so I had to prise her away.

Anyway when Mark and Sar came to pick Alice up I was on a night shift so couldn't say goodbye and found that I was missing her whilst on shift. She is such lovely company but she did miss her new family and from what I'm told gave them a huge welcome back. the poor old girl has been through a rough time and think she might have thought we'd nicked her.


I'd have added a photo but can't find the lead for my phone to the computer. I'm always thwarted by technology!!!
Snogs
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