h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

icicles or not, i miss bel

I had a great time. I even had good weather yesterday.

The heating was on at times, and as I was prepared for it being cold, I just put all the woollen clothes during the rest of the time.

KB, there are lots of where my parents live. I don't think they'd have been happy had I nicked their wool. though.

Thanks all for your good wishes, offers of and heating etc.

Welcome home, hunny

Thank you.

It's good to be back.

Welcome back, Bel! I missed you.

Look what I found:

http://www.lexulous.com/

Welcome back, B'El, and pleased all went well. especially wise



MMF

I'll have a look at that later, PC. Still trying to catch up here.

I can't upload the photos I made. It only shows big red circles with white crosses ion the centre.

I hope my son will know what to do once he's awake.

Sounds like the photos have measles!

(Or maybe just chill blaines?)

Welcome back Bel.
I expect you knitted yourself a nosecosy.
Drat they still haven't got the smiley!

I'm still wondereing whether to write a journal (or post here) about my weekend, or something for . Once I've decided, you'll find out, I guess. Must finish my editing first, though.

welcome home, luv

say have you ever heard gerty molzen sing "walk on the wild side"?

I know the song but I have no idea who performs it, why?

Oioh, and there are still so many things to do for tomorrow's

it can wait, it's just fun. gerty was 79 when she sang it. with a frail voice and very heavy german accent. she was from flensburg and had quite an interesting life. i met her once, very briefly. she was a good friend of a good friend of mine. both are long gone. try to google her and be amused

The name does ring a bell - even without googling.

she wrote funny short stories about 'petuhtanten' - elderly ladies wo would sail with the 'butterdampfer' to denmark in order to buy cheap danish dairy products

the danes called the same boats 'spirit boats', because they could buy cheap alcohol

those were the days

True. I remember well that we went by to Flensburg and then embarked on a 'Butterfahrt' from there.

i remember bringing home lots of alcohol once when i was very young. my father insisted on buying some of it in order to keep me from drinking

in the long run he was not too succesfull

We children didn't buy anything. I think my mother bought 'our' shares.

Good to see you back B'el.

It's nice to be back.
Isn't it mean that the site will be down on a day?