my silly cat is patting the cursor
Monday, 31 July 2006 05:41 pmInteresting discoveries. A pork shoulder roast, slashed and filled with garlic, olive oil and rosemary, and cooked for five hours until the meat is falling off the bone in tender shreds, does the following:
Important Shakespearean word in this context: snatch-pastry. Greedy person prone to the hasty and enthusiastic consumption of good food. I identify.
Last night's culinary excesses seem to have left me with a recurring attack of the Comedy Hiccups. Experience demonstrates that, while the "you're married to < insert horrible idea here >" statement has ceased to work as a cure, extreme attacks of giggling are somewhat effective. One such happened this evening, in rush hour traffic in Rondebosch, when my levels of irritation, frustration and hiccuping were abruptly lessened when an outbreak of annoyed hooting ahead of me slotted itself, neatly and with clearly rehearsed rhythm, into a broken minor triad, causing me to chortle happily. Music geekery rocks.
- Makes jo, stv and Evil Landlord The Happy;
- makes delectable crackling, the impetuous devouring of which has burned the roof of my mouth rather severely;
- makes damned good sandwiches, cold, and with honey mustard, the following day.
Important Shakespearean word in this context: snatch-pastry. Greedy person prone to the hasty and enthusiastic consumption of good food. I identify.
Last night's culinary excesses seem to have left me with a recurring attack of the Comedy Hiccups. Experience demonstrates that, while the "you're married to < insert horrible idea here >" statement has ceased to work as a cure, extreme attacks of giggling are somewhat effective. One such happened this evening, in rush hour traffic in Rondebosch, when my levels of irritation, frustration and hiccuping were abruptly lessened when an outbreak of annoyed hooting ahead of me slotted itself, neatly and with clearly rehearsed rhythm, into a broken minor triad, causing me to chortle happily. Music geekery rocks.
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Date: Monday, 31 July 2006 04:14 pm (UTC)Has she seen a mouse? Ahaha. Haha. Erm.
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Date: Tuesday, 1 August 2006 07:21 am (UTC)Actually, she sits on the mouse. It's quite annoying. But very affectionate.
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Date: Tuesday, 1 August 2006 10:32 am (UTC)One of my cats has taken to patting the cursor on occasion. The other - the one with separation anxiety - habitually tries to sleep, not on the mouse, but on my wrist when I am mousing. As you say, annoying, but affectionate.
scroob
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Date: Friday, 4 August 2006 06:26 am (UTC)I miss meat.