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tartaronne Posted Oct 17, 2005
I did have a lovely day. 
I had to w*rk from early morning and as it is school holiday this week - (from old times when the kids had to help collect the potatoes) - everybody else slept in. At around 9 there was the ritual birthday breakfast at a festive table and with baker's bread and cakes.
No presents, because the family had planned a mystery tour to the nearby city. 18 bought us lunch, and then I was let loose in a bookshop to find my own present, while the others did secret shopping (16 a blues CD with female artists for me, Sig. S. and 18 bought the ingredients for a 
that Sig. S. is making right now.).
My mother and oldest daugther has sung for me on the phone and I got a nice card from Sig. S.'s parents (with 20 euro) and a quick lotto from my brother. 
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tartaronne Posted Oct 17, 2005
Abbaga Lexy, I had to go to your PS to figure out who you were.
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Oct 17, 2005
What a great day!
Oh, sorry about that
getting in the Hallowe'en mood - trying to drown out all the 
conversations
GB
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Oct 17, 2005
hi 
have a nice one 
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Santragenius V Posted Oct 17, 2005
Te'løk'! [C'grats - or some as mangled version of the proper English word]
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tartaronne Posted Oct 18, 2005
Well, everybody.
Argus Van Stein, eh. Sounds like a mad 
-brewer.
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Oct 18, 2005
Even Doctor Who's in on it
http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho
GB
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Santragenius V Posted Oct 18, 2005
I would tend to say that 'One Tart Ran' is a quite remarkable anagram as well... 
But yes, I was quite happy with it when I stumbled onto it
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Teuchter Posted Oct 18, 2005
We had Tattie Holidays in north-east Scotland too. The farmers wouldn't have been able to get the crop in without help from all the children.
I only went to The Tatties once - aged about 14. It was freezing cold, wet and miserable and not worth the small amount of money I earned for the day's work.
I think the whole process is much more mechanised now.
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tartaronne Posted Oct 19, 2005
It is highly mechanized - as all farming in Denmark. One hardly sees a human in the fields any more. Lesser jobs for the people who cannot read or write very well.
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Oct 20, 2005
aye. the way things go humans are only usable as consumers before long
but on the bright side we can take long walks in the countryside without meeting anyone...
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Oct 17, 2006
Another birthday tartaronne?
Many happy returns of the day!
GB 
(no Hallowe'en anagrams yet, thank goodness)
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tartaronne Posted Oct 17, 2006
GB and Mme F. Except for w*rk, it'll be a fine day, I'm sure. The sun is shining 
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..and with all these delicious goodies I can save Sig. S. cooking diner
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