I would totally do that.

Last thing I sent back had pretty detailed notation -- indicating that they didn't need to forward me this piece of mail, since that's not my last name, that's not my first name, and that's not even my previous address.

It came right back to me a week later.

Personally, I would have marked it "Looney, keep away," but the post office doesn't have a stamp like that.

I need a stamp like that.

I don't know what I am looking for; I only know I haven't found it yet.

::cues U2 for sj's hair::

Susan roooooooooooocks.

I still love that song, man. Don't worry, sj, you're in good hands there. I have my OTH, pretty much, I think, thanks to Hec.

I need a stamp like that.

Or a tattoo.

That's a lovely tribute to your father,Susan

Thanks for the advice, all. Corn syrup is yet another thing I can't get here, so Mal's safe from that. I assume I could use Lyle's Golden syrup if it came down to it, but we're going with the diluted grape juice (which he seems to be a big fan of) and the olive-oil-water (which he doesn't mind). I keep telling him "This too shall pass" and then giggling. I need to get out more.

But I just put him to bed, and early indications seem to be that the treatment is working. Tomorrow is my neighborhood farmer's market, so I was going to load up on fruits and veggies anyway, and start stewing/straining/freezing food for him while the produce is still good.

Jen, I wasn't really responding to your comment to Nora (which I thought was really funny, because I remember all too well the days when my child-having friends could talk about nothing else). I was just trying for a little delicacy, as my natural inclination is to be a little too descriptive, probably.

Lovely memories of your dad, Susan.

Job-ma to PC.

I was going to load up on fruits and veggies anyway, and start stewing/straining/freezing food for him while the produce is still good.

Got yer ice trays ready?

Um. I feel I should say hello to Mr or Ms BasketSelling person, whose query wrt improving the gothic baskets is courteous and not unreasonable, and yet I'm slightly weirded out by the abruptness of her (?) arrival. Hi though. I dare say Jilli will be along in the fullness of time.

After she's had coffee and stomped on a few small work emergencies, yep.

Jilli's time is full like her skirts.

And I'm wearing quite full skirts today, go figure!

Hello, BasketBoo-tique! Erm, I'm sorry if I made you concerned about your products, because that wasn't my intent. I sent you email with some suggestions, but my main one: all your stuff is very cute, but some slightly more elegant offerings would be lovely, too.

Blllllarg. Don't wanna be at work today.