Toadfish Monastery

"We're the rocker arm assembly..."

Oh! That fort sounds like fun.

We have tree and shrub pruning to do here, too. I enjoy pruning. I have some weigelas that I've been slowly getting to come back to their former glory. Two years ago I pruned them back by a third. Last year another third. This year I ought to be able to go in and take out all the ancient limbs that no longer produce.

Rain is spring weather!

Ww have a fairly mild-ish weekend predicted for here, but on Monday- SNOW AGAIN! Hopefully not much.

Chapter 76

Despite constant irritation, Emilio didn't scratch his nose because the official handkerchief was in the laundry after that unfortunate accident under the ruined aqueduct near the launch site of cheesy projectiles which exuded the rotten stink very characteristic of bad and partially mouldy sheep doodies. Instead, he went for his shirt sleeves rolled up to conceal the birthmarks shaped like crazy devils on his elbows. It was not long before a pair of Metropolitan policemen entered stage right and left no sooner than the electricity would allow them to escape duty undetected.

Elsabeth Todur, the confused Tudor job agency office nurse from Yorkshire, took hold of some knicker elastic ticker tape she had lodged in her bottom drawer where she stored partially masticated gum, and

Quote from: Sibling Zono (anon1mat0) on March 13, 2014, 11:51:39 AM
Oh, they care, that is a business opportunity, and you have to see how much money some of those corporations with charter schools are making even if they are statistically worse than the public schools they replaced.

Some charter schools are public schools. I went to a free public charter high school and it was always ranked in the top ten for the state.

I've met some wealthy people who object to having to pay taxes that go to the public schools. Why? Because they spent a lot of money on their kid's private education. I guess I need not mention that these particular rich people were also utter dolts.

What about carrots or beets? I've never had luck with carrots or beets here because our soil is so heavy and not very deep.

cape

iddle- tiny, small or wee. Usually combined with "biddle".

laforescated

Oh absolutely, there's no doubt that Heino is talented.  I hope he takes the pokes well. They help keep his career alive.

execution

That's it, I'm moving to Scotland.

Last night it rained and was around 55 F. I could hear the little Spring Peepers singing down by the creek.

This morning it's 20F with high winds. No froggy peeping today!

Man, you are TEH efficient one. A little hothouse would get you a head start on those 'maters.

I misread that as "The GOP are the opiates"!

Last _{Too bad they aren't- then they'd have to make themselves illegal} Post

Quote from: Sibling DavidH on March 12, 2014, 04:30:17 PM

glannarina - a Romanian whore who plies her trade exclusively in marshy areas.

zibba

zibba- a device behind which a Romanian whore keeps her marshy areas contained.

blashemist

Chapter 76

Despite constant irritation, Emilio didn't scratch his nose because the official handkerchief was in the laundry after that unfortunate accident under the ruined aqueduct near the launch site of cheesy projectiles which exuded the rotten stink very characteristic of bad and partially mouldy sheep doodies. Instead, he went for his shirt sleeves rolled up to conceal the birthmarks shaped like crazy devils on his elbows. It was not long before a pair of Metropolitan policemen entered stage right and left no sooner than the electricity would allow them to escape duty undetected.

Elsabeth Todur, the confused Tudor job agency office nurse from Yorkshire, took hold of some knicker elastic ticker tape she had