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  • in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #596
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      Poêléed foie gras, goat tagine, roquette fig salad, sherry trifle, serrano ham, lobster in ginger…..

      Manon was going over her holiday menu and lists, wondering how on earth she would manage to cater for all tastes. What a houseful it was going to be.

      …..scallion soy sauce, steak and kidney pie, wild mushroom soup, ostrich fillets with dauphine potatoes, rhubarb crumble….

      …..Cuthbert! OY! Manon grabbed the boy as he rushed past grabbing a hot mince pie on his way to the stables.

      Here, take this with you, she said, thrusting a basket towards him, crushing the pastry he was clutching, and spilling hot mince all over his hand.

      AAArrgghh! MaNON! Cuthbert licked his burnt palm and glared at the cook.

      Manon gave him a swift slap round the back of the head and said, That’s your own bloody fault for nicking it in the first place. Go and pick the mushrooms for the soup, and some rhubarb for the crumble, and bring me some greens, too.

      Cuthbert groaned, But MaNON……..

      Bugger off and do it! Ask that Bill to help you, he just went outside, hurry and you’ll catch him.

      in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #593
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        They were starting to arrive, some sneaking in quietly and unnoticed; some charging in with a flash… some appeared in familiar form (or lack of form as the case may be… there were those who arrived as a whiff in the air, or a sudden flickering in a lightbulb) but most came in disguise, cloaked in layers of colourful riddles.

        in reply to: Scrying the Word Cloud #1990
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          Becky caught SIGHT OF THE MOON AND liked THE WHITE light. SHE FOUND herself SITTING quietLY, BLISSFULLY UNAWARE OF DEAD GUY sessionS IN THE white OF THE SILVERY MOON. I WILL remember THIS! OF ALL THE tripS, A MOMENT OF MOONLIGHT apparently WAS KEY. SHE knew HER random ROAMING years WERE HERE FOR MANY A year TO COME. THE NIGHT air AND THE MAGIC moon IS KEY. SHE wondered WHY SHE DIDN’T HAVE THE sense TO NOTICE THE moments MORE OFTEN.

          :yahoo_star: :yahoo_star: :yahoo_star: :yahoo_star:

          in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #582

          SOLD! To the lady in salmon! shouted the auctioneer as the bidding for another crystal skull reached an unprecedented sum.

          Claudio was rich beyond his wildest dreams.

          in reply to: Join me for a gourd of langoat milk…… #1418
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            Suddenly the Alienor thing is making a tad more sense…not alot…but a tad ;))

            in reply to: Join me for a gourd of langoat milk…… #1417
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              :-??

              in reply to: Join me for a gourd of langoat milk…… #1415
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                :-??

                in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #573
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                  Becky couldn’t wait to hear what crazy thoughts Al had been having during the night, but she would have to wait. She had a busy day ahead, Christmas shopping. She sighed, and then remembered that if she went with the flow and chose gifts on impulse, she could hardly go wrong. In theory. :yahoo_tongue:

                  in reply to: Synchronicity #1594
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                    Book Sync! Howard emailed me to offer to send me his book, We The Angels, FREE! :bounce:

                    in reply to: QUIZ TIME: Test YOUR grasp #2098
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                      hhhmmm 20:20 here now, that must be significant too

                      in reply to: Rafaela’s Random Ramblings #1871
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                        Alice: But I’m NOT a serpent, I tell you! I’m a — I’m a —
                        The Pigeon: Well! WHAT are you? I can see you’re trying to invent something!
                        Alice: I — I’m a little girl.
                        The Pigeon: A likely story indeed! I’ve seen a good many little girls in my time, but never ONE with such a neck as that! No, no! You’re a serpent; and there’s no use denying it. I suppose you’ll be telling me next that you never tasted an egg!

                        :-??

                        in reply to: Rafaela’s Random Ramblings #1870
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                          Alice: What a funny watch! It tells the day of the month, and it doesn’t tell what o’clock it is!
                          The Hatter: Why should it? Does your watch tell you what year it is?
                          Alice: Of course not, but that’s because it stays the same year for such a long time together.
                          The Hatter: …which is just the case with mine.

                          :yahoo_whistling:

                          in reply to: Rafaela’s Random Ramblings #1869
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                            The Cat: By-the-bye, what became of the baby? I’d nearly forgotten to ask.
                            Alice: It turned into a pig.
                            The Cat: I thought it would.

                            :yahoo_whistling:

                            in reply to: Rafaela’s Random Ramblings #1868
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                              ‘The time has come,’ the Walrus said,
                              ‘To talk of many things:
                              Of shoes — and ships — and sealing wax —
                              Of cabbages — and kings —
                              And why the sea is boiling hot —
                              And whether pigs have wings.’

                              :yahoo_whistling:

                              in reply to: Scrying the Word Cloud #1988
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                                AH, BUT IT’S THE truth THESE days THAT WE ARE creating WHAT WE read AND WRITE ABOUT THAT cave. Malvina WAS focused ON THE bar, AND FELL Asleep FOR WHAT seemed LIKE FOREVER. WE NEEDN’T keep outside, georges SAID, IT MAY BE weird. BUT WE HAVE turned WEIRD TOO, HE added AS AN Aside, laughing AT life AND energy stories .

                                :yahoo_heehee:

                                in reply to: Scrying the Word Cloud #1987
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                                  AS IT happened, I WAS getting A thought ABOUT THOSE dead green eggs AND heard THAT THE family SAW red ABOUT mother DRAGON SITTING ON THE trees.

                                  :-??

                                  in reply to: QUIZ TIME: Test YOUR grasp #2096
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                                    Obviously, nobody sees this as tenuous! AHAH! :yahoo_thinking:

                                    in reply to: QUIZ TIME: Test YOUR grasp #2095
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                                      Let’s just be absolutely Sumafexact about this Franci, I changed it BEFORE I posted it, and you obviously didn’t read it properly! :yahoo_smug:

                                      in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #571
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                                        The Sharple girls were arguing again. Shelly Sharples, two years older than Sherry, was inclined to be a bossy girl. They were playing ‘Let’s Pretend’, an old fashioned childrens game that was making a come-back. Feathered hats and musty velvet cloaks were strewn across the floor; silver lame ballet tutus, and voluminous flamenco dresses. Shelly found the disco dress first, and insisted that Sherry dress up as a man, and dance in front of the webcam. Sherry wasn’t pleased.

                                        in reply to: Scrying the Word Cloud #1985
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                                          I DON’T feel dragons focuses. I WILL head THERE later, AFTER THE treatment. THE trees ARE GROWING whatever money YOU WANT. WE call IT create-YOUROWNMONEY. DOES IT synch WITH yourself? IT’S A young sync FOR joe WHO liked STRUGGLING against POVERTY. I BEST BE gone NOW TO skin SOME lemonS during THE blue magic DAY. SHIPS away everyone! HAPPY NEW year!

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