I'm feeling really tired today, and I can't think of a topic for my TT. I decided to google "nothing" and this is what I came up with... 1. Nothing is something that doesn't exist. 2. You can buy "nothing". It costs US$4.84 here and is actually a vial of emptiness....
Month: April 2009
Random Thought…
Butt cracks in a public place. Not a pretty sight... Big shudder. I need to scrub my eyeballs. Just sayin'... What say you?
Interview with Meankitty
I visited Jody Wallace and Meankitty today. Meankitty asked me some tricky and probing questions. My interview is here.
Froggie Went A Courtin’
Look what Mr. Munro found in our garden during the weekend... Isn't he handsome? We don't live anywhere near a pond and it's a big mystery as to how he arrived in our garden. He made Mr. Munro start when he jumped from beneath a bag of compost. Hubby thought he might...
Childhood Memories
We always had a lot of books around us when we were kids. My brother, sister and I knew our nursery rhymes and read a lot. I remember boxes of books in the back of the wardrobe that belonged to my parents - mainly mysteries and westerns. My mother was a teacher who...
Messy!
As part of his job my husband has to go into people's houses. He's always amazed at how messy some of the teenagers' bedrooms are with so much stuff on the floor he can't do his job. I think he's actually scared to go into some of the bedrooms because of the lurking...
Running The Sheep.
In Spain, they have the running of the bulls. In New Zealand we have running of the sheep. Mention the small town of Te Kuiti and most New Zealanders automatically think of sheep. It might have something to do with the fact that the NZ Shearing championships are held...
Interview, Threesomes & Touch of Fire
Author, Selena Illyria is having a menage a trois week. I was really excited when she asked me to participate. Here's the link for my post here. I also have an interview over at D. Renee Bagby's The Multiverse's Archival Chambers Pop back tomorrow to see if you're the...
Do You Hoard?
A news item caught my attention last night. On 31 July 2006 the Reserve Bank of New Zealand introduced some new coins. The 5c coin was made obselete, and they resized the 10, 20 and 50 cent pieces. I forget how many million coins they put into circulation at this...