shrieksville

POSTED BY: boris
UPDATED: Friday, May 6, 2011 05:34
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BORIS

Thursday, May 5, 2011 9:39 AM

OMG!!!! I was happily sitting on my bed reading various posts on this site when something brushed my hand and I saw something flash quickly past behind my bed. It startled the bejeezus out of me and I just about wet myself. At first I thought it was a ghost then a mouse, ruled both of those out and realised it was my cat's tail about 2 seconds before he jumped up from the side of the bed to try and scare me. A mad chase around the house ensued. Little bugger likes that I startle easy and knows he can always get good play value from it

Rose S

WISHIMAY

Thursday, May 5, 2011 2:00 PM

I see things are norm at your house

Spring "throwing stufffff OUT!" at my house!
Every birthday and holiday for every child in America comes with at least six pounds of plastic junk...
I would tell everyone I know to donate to a charity or put it in a jar for her instead(we buy her enough), but they wouldn't do it...

Do you all have stores in Australia like Goodwill and Salvation Army that take and sell donations for charity? Figured you might, don't know if they call them the same thing or diff or what...

RIONAEIRE

Thursday, May 5, 2011 9:03 PM

Rose,
My little brother loves to scare me, so does my little nephew, they're only a year apart, Raven doesn't know that he is Dylan's uncle though, we treat them like cousins. Anyways they both love scaring me by sneaking up and startling me, its funny, a lot of kids I've known go through that phase when they are 7-9 and they see I'm an easy mark, but I don't mind because it makes me laugh.

"A completely coherant River means writers don't deliver" KatTaya

BORIS

Friday, May 6, 2011 5:34 AM

Hey wishy...yeah all's pretty normal around here :)I have to start getting rid of my stuff or packing it as all the jobs I've applied for are in the next state...also I've finnished studying so time to move back out & let the olds finnish their retirement in peace. We do have Charity stores but we call them Op shops (short for opportunity) some of them have forgotten that they are helping the poor and their prices are a bit high which is disappointing for people on a low budget who used to find rare treasures they could not otherwise afford.I was at one "charity" store last week and guilted them into putting the price of used "designer" shoes from $30 down to $10 and was happy to see them snapped up by a young Mum on a tight budget.
Rionaire I work with kids and they never tire of jumping out at me or poking me and running away. it is kind of funny.

Rose S