Well the web link has me down as Bugs my favorite cartoon character. However, I am more akin to Ballou Bear, not just the body shape, but also because, if I hear a good song, I just have to sing along.
Maybe a bit odd, but my biggest tingle comes from a kiss on the cheek by someone I care about. Not like an ordinary here it comes kiss, but one totally unexpected.
It usually happened when I was talking, obvioulsy when I got boring she used to kiss me on the cheek, I would tingle, melt, and completely forget what I was talking about.
I have three
Delia
Mrs. Beatons
Ken Hom
I hate cooking the standard everyday stuff, beans on toast, etc etc, but I love getting in the kitchen and creating something. It's mainly dishes with an oriental theme. I tend to use the cook books more for idea's than anything else. Invariably I will add my own idea's to a recipe, sometimes they work, sometimes they dont.
Marmite with noodles doesn't work btw
I am contemplating one more cook book - The River Cottage Cookbook.
For years now I have fancied having a dragon done.
No idea if it would be black and white, coloured or indeed even where I would have it.
I have not even had the courage to talk to a tattoo artist about it, never mind actually having it done.
One day maybe.
Funnily enough, if they are directed at me, then I don't have a clue.
However, when indulging in one of my favorite pastimes of people watching I pick up whats going on with others quite easily.
I once sat in a hotel bar with someone, and we just watched a scene develop between two people. It was absolutely fascinating, although funnily enough the guy did not really pick up on the signals that were plainly obvious from an onlookers perspective.
Logging on first thing this morning, it was in utter disbelief that I read about Steve's death. He certainly had his critics over the years, but for me, he was an iconic figure.
My eldest daughter is a member of his fan club, and I really am not looking forward to having to break the news when she wakes.
Steve had an amazing effect on all of my three daughters. They all have a deep interest in not only wildlife, but also the conversation of the planet. This interest is down to one man - Steve Irwin.
I will miss his antics on TV, sure he did some crazy stuff over the years, but his enthusiasm, his vitality, his passion about wildlife and the environment was a joy to behold.
Today, the planet lost a good friend.
I will ponder the actual question later.
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OMG - That made me cringe even remembering the movie
Having been watching channel 5 tonight and the moments that made you cringe during the eighties, I have to say, so many things on the programme I remembered and god, did I cringe. That said, they had Mr Fish and the hurricane at number 1 with shell suits at number 2 – for me, shell suits definitely should have been number 1.
Anyway, it did make me think about stuff that I cringe about from my youth.
Does anyone look back and think – “why, why the hell did I do that†and that cringe moment comes on.
So come on, spill the beans, what was it.
Why on earth I am posting this just before a munch heaven knows, but I will tell you mine.
Back in the good old days, I was into rock music big time and when frequenting what was in those days disco’s rather than night clubs, often a rock song was played.
My cringe moment – Me, in the middle of the dance floor with my imaginary guitar, doing the head shaking bit with all those disco fever kids looking on bewildered.
I'm not talking raiding your mum's jewellery box here but one of those pendants on a leather strap like a choker, just peeking through an open shirt is an amazing turn on for me :twisted:
.... I have decided to hold a social get together type thingey!!!!
