Xander ,'Showtime'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I have converted many small children to liking Neil Gaiman over the course of the past 2 weeks, by reading The Wolves in the Walls to them. When I asked KG2 if they liked the story they all said "Yes Miss Fay! Thank you Miss Fay!" And then one little girl piped up: "I love you, Miss Fay!" and several others chimed in, which was terribly disarming.
Go, Fay!
Deena sprog are adorable at every age.
Emeline obviously has magical powers, which I don't find the least bit surprising.
That's it! She can apparate!
She's not supposed to till she's sixteen, though, right?
MG, you should stay home today. You deserve a break.
Thanks all - am about to crawl back in bed. This has officially been a week of being flat out sick and exhausted. Blarg.
Not necessarily. My sister was wee like Em, and she started climbing out of her crib at about the age Em is now.
Hmmm... but Joe and Aimee's kid would be out back smoking if she'd mastered 'sneaking out at night.'
MG, definitely sounds like home and in a prone position is what your body is requesting.
And now for something completely different. Does anybody know whether hairless cats are also dander-less? I hate not being able to cuddle with my cats anymore (stupid allergies), and wonder whether they might be a way to go.
And now for something completely different. Does anybody know whether hairless cats are also dander-less?
They still produce dander. There's a lower chance of an allergic person would be allergic to a hairless cat, but it is by no means guaranteed.
eta: Kitty!!! [link]
First time in almost a week I've been caught up here, and I am just in time to say
NOT KITTY
to Tommyrot.
IOmemN, I just gave myself a papercut on my thumb, right on the inside of the knuckle.
I wish I hadn't done that.
There are hypoallergenic cats, which are bred to produce lower amounts of dander.