Grrr. Rargh.

[puddingcat]

Have the stress of too much boring urgent work, too little interesting work, too long grass, too much bum, too much clutter and too few plans.

Went comfort shopping at lunch; bought new £20 jeans from Dotty P's (old Gap ones have a hole where I've pulled them up by belt loops too often) and lots of cheese (smoked, Emmenthal & goats') from the Dutch food market. Also comfort ate; waffle with maple syrup from the market, crayfish salad from Pret and Pretzel (also from Pret).

Now wondering how quickly cheap jeans will lose their shape & go baggy round the back. They have a good flare to them, though; they give me an hourglass figure - below the waist...

Have not heard back from Person Supposed to be Posting Me An Interesting Parcel, nor that Parcel I Posted has arrived safely. Poo.

Comments

[karohemd.livejournal.com]

Crayfish salad sounds yum, although they've come a long way.

Hm, parcels from up your way seems to be taking their time. I'm waiting for one, too.

[miss-s-b.livejournal.com]

You still coming sunday dinner and pub quiz? I can do healthy, if you like...

[dr-wez.livejournal.com]

Ahhh, but will your £20 jeans get you from Brisbane to Sydney, via Bankok and Singapore, and from San Fransisco to Seattle via Yosemite and bits of Oregon, without springing a leak??

I think not, my friend, I think not.

[lark-ascending.livejournal.com]

Oh, I've ripped jeans like that too..

Dotty P jeans are quite solid IME. If they're only two or three percent lycra they'll be fine also, it's only the high-lycra ones that tend to sag.

[dr-wez.livejournal.com]

To have too much bum is probably better than to be too much of a bum, I reckon.

Comfort eating makes me hiccup soap bubbles.

[pink-weasel.livejournal.com]

Cheese will not help the bum but emmenthal will make you happy.

I picked up the parcel this morning and completely forgot to blog about it! Sorry! It's wonderful wonderful yarn and the black is perfect for what I'm weaving at the moment so I've added it into the mix! I'm going to save the pink as a yarn too special to do anything with and I may put the green into a warp soon! Thank you so very much! You are wonderful!

I've also been trying to find out if it's possible to keep a Mo on a roof terrace or if they need grass or long walks or constant supervision or special feed but I haven't had much luck. I can't think of an animal I'd rather have!

*huggles*