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Hmmm ...
From: Littell's Living Age, No. 1371, 10th September 1870.
- Location:Ile de Paris
You know how sometimes people on your friends list post about stuff going on in their life, and all of a sudden you think "Wait a minute? Since when are they working THERE? Since when are they dating HIM/HER? since when???" And then you wonder how you could have missed all that seemingly pretty standard information, but somehow you feel too ashamed to ask for clarification because it seems like info you should already know? It happens to all of us sometimes.
Please copy mine below, erase my answers putting yours in their place then post it in your journal! Please elaborate on the questions that would benefit from elaboration! One-Word-Answers seldom help anyone out.
1. Name: Gavin O'Driscoll
2. Age: 39
3. Location: Suva, Fiji.
4. Occupation: Lawyer.
5. Partner: Frances, married for 18 months, together for 7 1/2 years.
6. Kids: Two. Sean and Esther.
7. Brothers/Sisters: One of each. I'm a middle child. My brother is the oldest.
8. Pets: None currently.
9. List the 3-5 biggest things going on in your life:
(a) Having $92,000 stolen by my secretary through forged cheques.
(b) Organising kids' birthday parties for May.
(c) Getting some repairs done to my house.
(d) Selling the other house.
10. What did you go to school for: I have no idea and may never figure that one out.
11. Parents: Both medical people. Father a semi-retired orthopaedic surgeon, mother a retired rheumatologist.
12. Best Friends: Peter May and Paul McDonnell, neither of whom are on LJ as far as I know. I often see them when not on computers.
Avoiding the icon space.
LIGHT foot and tight foot
- Location:In a flower bed observing daffodil bulbs
- Mood:
cheerful
- Location:A Riverbank
- Mood:
melancholy - Music:Puff the Magic Dragon
( Book Meme )
Back to Tusitala in a moment, but first,
( Meme on LJ Issues )
Anyway, Treasure Island, what's it all about? But first,
( A Pop Quiz )
Next time: Robert Louis Stevenson.
- Mood:
ecstatic
COMMENT HERE AND I WILL:
a) Tell you why I friended you
b) Associate you with something -- a fandom, song, colour, photo, etc.
c) Tell you something I like about you
d) Tell you a memory I have of you
e) Ask you something I've wanted to know about you
f) Tell you my favorite userpic from your list
g) In return, you need to post this on your own
You'll have to excuse delayed reactions due to a bout of dengue fever (don't ask).
My old Dell at home has seemingly died. Around two months ago Sean was given a green light to use the same on his own after school for games and a little schoolwork. He has had a Noddy game, with word, number and logic puzzles for around two years, but had previously only been allowed access to the hallowed machine under supervision. He's also into Escape from Monkey Island, Warcraft III and sundry other PC games. Mostly Noddy though.
( Computer conclusion, films )

- Mood:
angry
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/751
(No fancy links in this post)
2. You want an extra clean car? Park it in a swimming pool:

Just make sure you have a crane handy to get it out:

- Mood:
irritated
"When I realised it was a bat the first thing that occurred to me was how did it get in there."
Well, I can only advise that underwear should be checked before one wears it. At least it wasn't in her panties.
( For the masochistic reader )
- Mood:
bored

- Location:Down a Chimney
- Mood:
thankful
Birthday party snub sparks debate
The introductory paragraph reveals further:
'An eight-year-old boy has sparked an unlikely outcry in Sweden after failing to invite two of his classmates to his birthday party.'
Apparently the school teacher noticed that invitations were not proffered to a boy who had failed to invite the 8-year old in question to his own birthday party and another boy with whom our hero had had a disagreement. The school teacher confiscated all of the invitations stating that the two uninvited childrens' rights had been breached. What rights?
You know, if I hadn't been invited to a schoolmate's birthday party back in the day I might have felt a little peeved; I certainly wouldn't have expected my school to intervene on my behalf. Where would it end? Each child would have to give and receive the same presents, presumably. The little dears would each have to provide a birthday party at the same level as their classmates, whatever the disparity in their parents' means. I don't think the story is a hoax, it should be, but I don't think it is.
Big Brother is here whether we want him or no. I just hope the boy's father's complaint to the Swedish Ombudsman is upheld otherwise I'll be checking into the nearest madhouse shortly (I may do this anyway).
- Location:Not in Sweden and intending never to be
- Mood:
cranky - Music:Teddy Bear's Picnic
( Terms and List )
- Mood:
bored
( Superb picture caption )
- Mood:Delighted
- Mood:Morbid

