El's Kitchen

[Grace Nerissa]

Brighteyes9 wrote:

<quoted text>
Sorry Ms. Grace. Boomer only viewed Franco's video and I showed him yours and we loved it! So cute...Thank you.

Thank you very much for this,B -
appreciated.

Wishing you and 'Mr Brighteyes'(:

a restful Sunday.

[Grace Nerissa]

franko wrote:

<quoted text>Just a little overkill eh?? Funny though

Dog are like that...rather INTO overkill(:

I found that out when my car was stopped
in heavy traffic ..
and my labrador saw someone walking
the street pavement with a walking aid,
asserted itself and CONTINUED to bark savagely at that
person..
as heads turned.. and I sank lower
and lower in the driving seat!!!

LOL!

[Grace Nerissa]

I had a great night at the birthday party
last night..
most enjoyable.. the wine must have been good,
as I slept solid thru a very stormy night afterwards:

[Grace Nerissa]

El,
May I also add my condolences on the passing of
your sister-in-law and long time friend,
it isn't easy right now for you, of course,
but you will always have those treasured memories
to look back on.

RIP.

[Brighteyes9]

lightswitch1980 wrote:

<quoted text>William will no longer be hacking your account or causing problems, he has been diciplined.
Please accept our apology for all that he has done, it will never be allowed again.
If you feel your account has been compromised again , please let me know.
Thank you, L.S.

This looks like the kitchen is whole again. Please see posting #22519. I hope everyone has a wonderful day in the kitchen. Boomer and I have a retreat to go to today and will be out for most of the day. Love to all......By the way Quinn, Boomer new the reference. LOL

[tony1003]

Well, well - if it isn't bad enough with trolls coming to disrupt the kitchen, we now get Topix employees doing so. I don't know about 'dicipline'(sic), the guy needs firing for that sort of behaviour. Utterly compromising the workings of Topix.

Enough of that. Sorry to hear your news ER, been away with work for the last four days so first chance I've had to comment. Trust all is well with everybody else.

[Groucho AKA Falcon 68]

lightswitch1980 wrote:

<quoted text>William will no longer be hacking your account or causing problems, he has been diciplined.
Please accept our apology for all that he has done, it will never be allowed again.
If you feel your account has been compromised again , please let me know.
Thank you, L.S.

Thank you... now I hope we can all move on...

[Denny Crain]

RMQuinn37 wrote:

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Would rubber hoses help too? Desperate times call for desperate measures.....

A rubber hose can't hurt. Well on further thought they can hurt a great deal :)

[Grace Nerissa]

Groucho AKA Falcon 68 wrote:

<quoted text>Thank you... now I hope we can all move on...

A Warm 'Hi' to you,

tell me, what car are you driving these
days? you used give us great advice here about
cars, as I remember - well.. speaking for myself,
of course! I don't know much about a car other
than ho

w to drive it!

I have a little YARIS, serves me well..
economical too.. it's
getting a bit old now..

WHAT new smaller type car would you recommend, Falcon,
when I have to change it?

[tony1003]

Grace Nerissa wrote:

<quoted text>
A Warm 'Hi' to you,
tell me, what car are you driving these
days? you used give us great advice here about
cars, as I remember - well.. speaking for myself,
of course! I don't know much about a car other
than ho
w to drive it!
I have a little YARIS, serves me well..
economical too.. it's
getting a bit old now..
WHAT new smaller type car would you recommend, Falcon,
when I have to change it?

Hope you don't mind if I jump in GN - have driven a Skoda Fabia for the last 5 years (ignore all the old jokes about them, now they're a VW with different logos). Very economical and has been totally reliasble - having written that, what the thing break down next week!

[RMQuinn37]

RMQuinn37 wrote:

<quoted text>Water bowl can. Most Valuable Puppy. Kitty Halftime Show. I love it!!!

****that was "water bowl cam" (camera)

[Grace Nerissa]

tony1003 wrote:

<quoted text>
Hope you don't mind if I jump in GN - have driven a Skoda Fabia for the last 5 years (ignore all the old jokes about them, now they're a VW with different logos). Very economical and has been totally reliasble - having written that, what the thing break down next week!

Not at all, do I mind anyone jumping in
'it's Toppiz' lol

the more the merrier.

THANK YOU for this info, T.. will def. keep it
in mind, what I like about the YARIS to
is.. one is seated high up while driving..

I like that better -
other cars you feel nearly on the ground.

[RMQuinn37]

franko wrote:

<quoted text>Just a little overkill eh?? Funny though

Tell that to the dog!

[RMQuinn37]

Denny Crain wrote:

<quoted text>A rubber hose can't hurt. Well on further thought they can hurt a great deal :)

OK then, wet noodles ?

[RMQuinn37]

So sorry for your loss El. Hope you and your loved soon have some peace and find the strength to get through this difficult time. My thoughts are with you.

[Groucho AKA Falcon 68]

lightswitch1980 wrote:

<quoted text>William will no longer be hacking your account or causing problems, he has been diciplined.
Please accept our apology for all that he has done, it will never be allowed again.
If you feel your account has been compromised again , please let me know.
Thank you, L.S.

How does one go about changing their password? Or creating a new account without having to change your e-mail addy? I've been told it cannot be done...

[Groucho AKA Falcon 68]

Grace Nerissa wrote:

<quoted text>
A Warm 'Hi' to you,
tell me, what car are you driving these
days? you used give us great advice here about
cars, as I remember - well.. speaking for myself,
of course! I don't know much about a car other
than ho
w to drive it!
I have a little YARIS, serves me well..
economical too.. it's
getting a bit old now..
WHAT new smaller type car would you recommend, Falcon,
when I have to change it?

I drive an older Chev Blazer... I thought you had a VW Lupo... Ford Fiesta is worth a look, not too sure about the Vauxhall Astra...

[eleanorigby]

Good Morning Everyone...

and thank you for the commiserations, they were
very much appreciated.

I feel dreadful having mentioned it here actually,
it was said on the spur of the moment, in reality,
we had lost touch, my sister-in-law and I. It's
then that one remembers the times we were young,
we met when I was 19 and she 22.
But, a huge loss to her own family and, makes one aware
of one's own mortality, as you have always said Grace.

Soooo....how is everyone, and Praise Be that everything is back to normal in the kitchen.

[eleanorigby]

tony1003 wrote:

<quoted text>
Hope you don't mind if I jump in GN - have driven a Skoda Fabia for the last 5 years (ignore all the old jokes about them, now they're a VW with different logos). Very economical and has been totally reliasble - having written that, what the thing break down next week!

I can second that Tony, we had a Skoda Felicia as I recall, and it was absolutely reliable, economical and a pleasure to drive.
Running a Vauxhall Meriva SE currently...6 gears..(:...but really
comfortable and so far, reliable.

[Grace Nerissa]

eleanorigby wrote:

Good Morning Everyone...
and thank you for the commiserations, they were
very much appreciated.
I feel dreadful having mentioned it here actually,
it was said on the spur of the moment, in reality,
we had lost touch, my sister-in-law and I. It's
then that one remembers the times we were young,
we met when I was 19 and she 22.
But, a huge loss to her own family and, makes one aware
of one's own mortality, as you have always said Grace.
Soooo....how is everyone, and Praise Be that everything is back to normal in the kitchen.

I WAS just setting about to post here,
when I saw 'you' here El..
and always so good to see your name flashing
up..

Another mucky windy rainy one here,
Ali is frustrated, as, if I take her
to the dog run, she has a great free
run but comes back filthy
and I can hardly walk there, for much..
so it's
plain ole tied up walkies again to day.

Small problem in the great scheme of things, roll
on Spring.

Went to see movie 'DJANGO UNCHAINED'

a Tarantino movie,
absolutely brilliant, but if you are
sensitive to violence [which I am]
but wasn't told about the violence,
it's not for you, I closed my eyes several times..
Set a few years before the Civil War, It's a VERY STRONG movie, and peels back
veil about slavery, shows everything..

Acting was amazingly good,
I was 'blown away' with LEONARDO DiCAPRI'S
performance,
from being no more than a romantic interest
in TITANIC, several years back
WHAT an actor he has turned out to be..
I really think he is up there with
DANIEL DAY LEWIS,
and that IS 'some' compliment.

Wishing you El...
And ALL on the thread..
a good start to the week ahead.