Andy

Happy birthday bud Hope you have a good'un

LMAO Dunc. good job she's 8695 miles away coz I reckon she might throw summink at ya !!!

Oh, Rosemary. First learn to wire a plug. Then if he takes the plug off you can put it back on. If he's scared that you might inadvertantly hurt yourself ask him for lessons in the use of the equipment until he's happy you have gained sufficient skill to use it unnassisted. everyone has to do something for the first time. Lots of things in life are dangerous and just we have to do with our kids eventually you have to let them have a go. and so must your husband. He has to understand that you WILL be careful and take all possible precautions. Tell him you can't cook his dinner any longer because you don't feel safe using that hot dangerous cooker without supervision. You can't cut the bread or carve the meat or chop the vegetables because those darn knives are so sharp. maybe then he'll see that you do lots of things on a daily basis that COULD be considered dangerous but he never gives it a second thought.

Yep that qualifies

LOL that was the day we brought Darwin home. Instant best friends

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LMAO you've got the internet !!!!!! google - white bread recipes. If that's too much effort http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/white_bread

Awww that's brilliant Jos. Hope it all works out

Or Doo Doos as she is better known at home. Is 3 Years old. (She was originally called Koda but within a few months there were LOADS of kodas and Kodahs on the forum so we changed her name at about 3 months to Daughtry after our favourite Rock Band)

Well done You know he's gonna pee on your xmas tree lol

I've been to Stonehenge but thats it. Would love to visit them all though.

Yeah and Stonehenge is on the "Ancient" 7 wonders list too. Check this out. Nobodu seems to agree on a "definitive" list. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonders_of_the_World

I would have loved to have been at cape Canaveral for a shuttle launch.

good luck with the test.

Great to see huskies really enjoying themselves. Great pics thanks for sharing

Thanks, yeah tried that. It didn't satisfy the itch demon though, ended up doing the two stroke. . . lol

Ouch People tell you. . . "Well don't scratch it then". . . If they've never had it they really don't understand. . .you CAN'T ignore it. and the longer you leave it the worse the itch gets, it becomes all you can think of. Then when you do finally give in and scratch it. . . Well, it's better than sex. The relief is so good that you don't stop until you bleed.

LOL in the second one the little pooch look camoflaged

Thanks for the info. Mine is on the outside of my left calf from ankle to knee. I use steroid cremes about once every couple of months just to0 try to calm it down. I cycle through different creams and unctions every month as I find the skin get "used" to it and it stops being effective. I also stay away from any artificial clothing, polyester etc. I wash with Wrights coal tar soap as that is supposed to be helpful. The things that really trigger mine is stress and tiredness. I file my fingernails short every day. even so I can draw blood with a good session. :eek: I'm trying some new stuff today Salucra Dermaspray. So far so good, it's supposed to cool the skin and suppress the itchiness.

Wow that sounds awful. . .

Awww they never like the CoS Mine have usually destroyed them within a couple of days.

Awesome. Fanx for sharing:up:

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