Tea? (Part 2)

[Night Train]

Quick rinse with the hosepipe and it looks almost clean again.

I think you need to rinse it again, I think you missed a bit looking at the photos.

 

[potsy]

I think you need to rinse it again, I think you missed a bit looking at the photos.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

Looks quite clean compared with your last bike

 

[potsy]

Looks quite clean compared with your last bike

 

[Speicher]

I am going to put the decorations on the tree this evening.

Tomorrow morning, I shall put some of them back on the tree. Tasha thinks it is fun to play with the decorations. Special precautions are taken to try to ensure she cannot push the tree over.
Like the person she owns, Tasha is strongly built, and not a lightweight.

 

[Night Train]

I am going to put the decorations on the tree this evening.

Tomorrow morning, I shall put some of them back on the tree. Tasha thinks it is fun to play with the decorations. Special precautions are taken to try to ensure she cannot push the tree over.
Like the person she owns, Tasha is strongly built, and not a lightweight.

Reminds me of Oskar the blind kitten.

More Oskar here.

 

[potsy]

Stick with toast and cereal. And chocolate. And mince pies.

Hmmm, am VERY hungry now. No idea what to have for my tea. Pizza? Or something-and-chips? Or pasta?

Well? What did you have?
Mine was sausage,chips and curry sauce do they do chippy curry sauce in the South?
I was very good yesterday until about 11.30pm when I got the Christmas cake out

 

[Arch]

Right. I am mostly packed. I hae one bag of clothes and two of presents, which is the right proportion I think!

I just took my sock and bandage off and my foot has an interesting blue tinge - I'm confident it's bruising, not cyanosis. Doesn't hurt much now.

Hmm, I had after dinner, but takeaway is quite salty. Might need another.

 

[Night Train]

I am having a very small whiskey as my cough syrup is in the car!
That's my excuse anyway.

 

[Speicher]

Yes, Night Train, that is just what Tasha tries to do to the tree. Instead of the teeny flimsy supports, I have one of those heavy supports for a "real tree". The support has been attached very firmly to a heavy piece of wood, much larger than the foot print of the tree. This seems to make it very difficult for her to push the tree over. I have never taken the risk of putting tinsel on the tree. The tangled mess of tree, tinsel and cat might be a challenge to sort out.

I had forgotten what thirsty work it is to put up a small tree.

 

[marafi]

I love that kitty oskar!! Im just sorting things out for my nephews birthday present on christmas eve, his new years present oh and christmas. Someone get my credit card out. lol *drinks a big mug of tea* My yummy drink hurray.

 

[Milo]

Got the Christmas dinner in. Mallard stuffed with phesent and a partridge.

 

[Arch]

Got the Christmas dinner in. Mallard stuffed with phesent and a partridge.

Prepared by a butcher, or result of a particularly spectacular avian pile up?

 

[Night Train]

Prepared by a butcher, or result of a particularly spectacular avian pile up?

I was more imagining a serf and a comedian in a record breaking locomotive.

 

[Arch]

I can't help thinking that the outer layer would a bit tough, no matter how tender the stuffing was!