You just know that at some point Triton used the trident to scratch his head though.

Sadly for me it does not matter how well tailored the trousers are - as a badly tailored human I could never 😅

Oh, all the tubular things I’ve tried have always been a time consuming mess. That doesn’t look too bad.

Broadly best to make it after May - winter is going to be a doozy this year.

Yeah I know I know, our natives can’t stand up to them and neither can our immune systems, but a girl has to have a dream.

OMG OMG OMG COME TO MEEEE YOU DELIGHTFULLY DEVILISH FLUFFIES!!!

You know I want to argue, but I don’t think I can.

Sadly (in this case) I do not live in the US. If they domesticate themselves though I’m hoping they’ll learn to buy plane tickets - I have many room options available (for a species that likes to sleep in cupboards and desk drawers).

Did you hear that Raccoons are domesticating themselves and as a result successive generations are getting cuter and rounder?

Tbh, it sounds wonderful. But I doubt I’ll use it in normal conversation 🤣

I would agree with you but, the way they talk about parsnips, I get the feeling they’re Owen’s party drug of choice. Dylan cooks them. They get taken to the nigh club a lot. They’ve been stolen several times and Owen has even sworn off them once.

Yup. Tbh I don’t mask any more - I go outside so little that any bugs are likely going to come through my husbands workplace. Fortunately they’re pretty good with sickness policies and we haven’t had a problem. I am hot on inoculations though!

I’m still stuck on wishing they’d listened to the people who knew well how bad post-viral conditions could be right at the start - we (the ME/CFS community) were screaming it everywhere, but no one paid the blindest bit of notice and now there are people with LC who shouldn’t have ever been exposed.

I think I’m going to start using “out of the quantum” in polite society.

The Beetlejuice Principle 🤣

Many mouldy potatoes to be seen under railway bridges if folk really wanted to see them - they nest on the ledges created by the girders. So fuzzy, so cute.

Ok so that’s that book going on the read again list 😂