Happy Easter Sunday to SN peeps!!!!
05 April 2015, 11:10 AM
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Happy Easter Sunday to SN peeps!!!!
Happy Easter Sunday, folks! 
God bless you all. Even if you're not into God, I wish that the hollow chocolate eggs bless you all today.
God bless you all. Even if you're not into God, I wish that the hollow chocolate eggs bless you all today.
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05 April 2015, 11:57 AM
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I hope you melt a lot of chocolate in your new furnace and then coat your marsh mellows in it. Then you can text your animated 'marsh mellows and chocolate kebab' selfie to your friends, from your iPhone 6+. 
Good luck.
Good luck.
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05 April 2015, 11:59 AM
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05 April 2015, 12:07 PM
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Lol.Happy Easter to you too!
Got four hot cross buns and a mini piece of lamb for later
Got four hot cross buns and a mini piece of lamb for later
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Thanks, Swati. Had a nice lazy morning, now off out for a walk at the beach and then off to church this evening with a meal after. Christ is risen! Xx
05 April 2015, 12:52 PM
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I'm off towards the beach in a bit, too. There's a marble church on ***, at my destination. Your post has made me think that I will be fortunate enough to absorb the glorious vision; specifically on the Easter Sunday. Nice one, and have a soul satisfying visit to your church later.
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05 April 2015, 01:18 PM
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I like threads like this :-)
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05 April 2015, 06:42 PM
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Is that YOUR cute MST? What's its name? Joyce?
...I wish that the hollow chocolate eggs bless you all today.
What is it about choc in the form of 'an egg' that makes you perceive it to taste so nice!
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05 April 2015, 07:46 PM
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What does MST mean? Does it mean Moggy Shepherd Terrier?
Well, the one in that pic isn't mine. My one cute cat looks a bit like that, but she and the other cute one would never get dressed in anything. They like to stay naked, as per their nature. Maximum, even son's dog would only wear those safety harnesses and cats would wear collars and Christmas tinsels around their neck. That's as far as it goes, with ours.
None of them are called Joyce or Dorothy either.
Here are all our current animals:
Lady Coco:
She likes to sunbathe.
Lord Rubix:
He's not homeless and sleeps rough, btw. He just likes playing in cardboard boxes.
Bodyguard Jake:
Jake is off his trolley. The way his type spreads his body on the floor is a bit abnormal imo. He lives with my son.
To be honest with you, initially, this eggification of chocolate seemed really absurd to me. I adjusted with that, but then when I found them hollow inside, which was hugely disappointing. What is the point in making a chocolate egg like that??? If you want to shape the chocolate as an egg, shape it fully, and don't just make a shell of it, for goodness's sake! Anyway, I put up with it now. I have no choice.
I did see a massive solid chocolate egg in Tesco. I think it was made of some Swiss chocolate. It was 30 quid. It would have come down by at least 50% by now, if still some left over. You should go and have a look, as you love your chocolate.
Well, the one in that pic isn't mine. My one cute cat looks a bit like that, but she and the other cute one would never get dressed in anything. They like to stay naked, as per their nature. Maximum, even son's dog would only wear those safety harnesses and cats would wear collars and Christmas tinsels around their neck. That's as far as it goes, with ours.
None of them are called Joyce or Dorothy either.
Here are all our current animals:
Lady Coco:
She likes to sunbathe.
Lord Rubix:
He's not homeless and sleeps rough, btw. He just likes playing in cardboard boxes.
Bodyguard Jake:
Jake is off his trolley. The way his type spreads his body on the floor is a bit abnormal imo. He lives with my son.
Got through one-and-a-half, so far. Yum yum.
What is it about choc in the form of 'an egg' that makes you perceive it to taste so nice!
What is it about choc in the form of 'an egg' that makes you perceive it to taste so nice!
I did see a massive solid chocolate egg in Tesco. I think it was made of some Swiss chocolate. It was 30 quid. It would have come down by at least 50% by now, if still some left over. You should go and have a look, as you love your chocolate.
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Oh, right!
I get confused between moggy and tabby breeds. They look the same to me, apart from colour. I prefer calling them the common British cats. I love my common cats.
You can't domesticate cats in India, because they're too ferel. I like British cats because they have learnt to love a human.
I get confused between moggy and tabby breeds. They look the same to me, apart from colour. I prefer calling them the common British cats. I love my common cats.
You can't domesticate cats in India, because they're too ferel. I like British cats because they have learnt to love a human.
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LOL
Hasn't Donny Andi named his expensive Bengal cat as 'Squirrel'? Taking a note of that, I'm sure that all striped squirrels can be called Bengal Squirrel. Then every micro animal lover would want one striped squirrel each, and their price will shot up.
TBH I don't know if squirrels make good pets, or make as a pet at all; good or bad. They're too bleddy wild for my choice.
Hasn't Donny Andi named his expensive Bengal cat as 'Squirrel'? Taking a note of that, I'm sure that all striped squirrels can be called Bengal Squirrel.
Then every micro animal lover would want one striped squirrel each, and their price will shot up. TBH I don't know if squirrels make good pets, or make as a pet at all; good or bad. They're too bleddy wild for my choice.
07 April 2015, 12:29 AM
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Lady Coco beautiful.As are they all.Looks like my Mad Max :-).Huuuuuge tabby
And Jake lies down just like Jasper the Patterdale Terrier.Though the poor lad certainly lad lay like that after his special'operation'. Ouch
Lovely pets :-)
And Jake lies down just like Jasper the Patterdale Terrier.Though the poor lad certainly lad lay like that after his special'operation'. Ouch
Lovely pets :-)
07 April 2015, 12:30 AM
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Not saying she is huge! Max is though!
07 April 2015, 12:48 AM
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You're right that Lady Coco is a tiny cat. Our Lord Rubix is taller and a right fatty. He eats loads, steals Lady Coco's food as well, and just expands! He's quite active with it, though. Both of them are active cats. Son's dog Jake the SBT is super active, and stays on the red alert forever. The way he launches at his targets is just phenomenal! Like a fireball from a loose cannon! 
Do make me see your Mad Max and your dog's pics, if convenient. I bet they're cute.
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