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Okay who's the literary critic?
Shameful revelations time! I don't like to stare at the telly for hours at a
time but sometimes I am just too tired to read anything demanding so my compromise is trashy beach fiction, it keeps me from staring at the telly and it's undemanding enough. Sometimes even quite enjoyable in a perverse way. So last night, I was reading...Okay...(blushes)...Jilly Cooper's "Wicked", yes I was tired and had a stinking cold so it's comfort reading...(better for me than comfort eating). Put book on sofa last night and went to bed. This morning said book has been ripped apart- is this a comment on my taste from the cats or perhaps they were trying to read it- only to find another thing claws aren't good for is turning pages? Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs -- Message posted via CatKB.com http://www.catkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx...dotes/200803/1 |
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Okay who's the literary critic?
So last night, I was reading...Okay...(blushes)...Jilly Cooper's
"Wicked", yes I was tired and had a stinking cold so it's comfort reading...(better for me than comfort eating). Put book on sofa last night and went to bed. This morning said book has been ripped apart- is this a comment on my taste from the cats or perhaps they were trying to read it- only to find another thing claws aren't good for is turning pages? Marion was reading Gay and Laney Salisbury's "The Cruellest Miles" a few weeks ago - a recent book about a rescue mission by dogsleds in Alaska in 1925: http://www.ngeo.com/adventure/0308/onlineextra.html She left it on the floor overnight and one of the cats peed on it. I don't think we've ever had a book peed on before. Seems we aren't even allowed to have a *book* about dogs in the house. ("Cruelest" in the US edition, it seems - I hadn't realized the American spelling was different). ==== j a c k at c a m p i n . m e . u k === http://www.campin.me.uk ==== Jack Campin, 11 Third St, Newtongrange EH22 4PU, Scotland == mob 07800 739 557 CD-ROMs and free stuff: Scottish music, food intolerance, and Mac logic fonts |
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Okay who's the literary critic?
"Lesley via CatKB.com" u27720@uwe wrote in message news:80b24a84f0cac@uwe... Shameful revelations time! I don't like to stare at the telly for hours at a time but sometimes I am just too tired to read anything demanding so my compromise is trashy beach fiction, it keeps me from staring at the telly and it's undemanding enough. Sometimes even quite enjoyable in a perverse way. So last night, I was reading...Okay...(blushes)...Jilly Cooper's "Wicked", yes I was tired and had a stinking cold so it's comfort reading...(better for me than comfort eating). Put book on sofa last night and went to bed. This morning said book has been ripped apart- is this a comment on my taste from the cats or perhaps they were trying to read it- only to find another thing claws aren't good for is turning pages? Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Stinky occasionally goes on paper-shredding binges. . |
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Okay who's the literary critic?
Lesley via CatKB.com u27720@uwe wrote:
Shameful revelations time! I don't like to stare at the telly for hours at a time but sometimes I am just too tired to read anything demanding so my compromise is trashy beach fiction, it keeps me from staring at the telly and it's undemanding enough. Sometimes even quite enjoyable in a perverse way. So last night, I was reading...Okay...(blushes)...Jilly Cooper's "Wicked", yes I was tired and had a stinking cold so it's comfort reading...(better for me than comfort eating). Give yourself a break... you work for a living, right? So you get to relax with undemanding trash at night. I don't even read trash - I watch TV at night - or get on the computer. I do read when I get into bed, but I can only last about a half hour, max (often less) before I zonk out. Between that and the fact that I'm a slow reader, it can take me weeks to get through a garden-variety novel. I always have to renew library books! Put book on sofa last night and went to bed. This morning said book has been ripped apart- is this a comment on my taste from the cats or perhaps they were trying to read it- only to find another thing claws aren't good for is turning pages? My cats are forever making comments on the music I listen to, or, god forbid, sing. Generally not good comments, by the way. Licky loves to tear paper, by the way. I can't leave any reading material on the floor if I'm actually planning to read it. Joyce -- To send email to this address, remove the triple-X from my user name. |
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Okay who's the literary critic?
"Lesley via CatKB.com" u27720@uwe wrote in message news:80b24a84f0cac@uwe... Shameful revelations time! I don't like to stare at the telly for hours at a time but sometimes I am just too tired to read anything demanding so my compromise is trashy beach fiction, it keeps me from staring at the telly and it's undemanding enough. Sometimes even quite enjoyable in a perverse way. So last night, I was reading...Okay...(blushes)...Jilly Cooper's "Wicked", yes I was tired and had a stinking cold so it's comfort reading...(better for me than comfort eating). Put book on sofa last night and went to bed. This morning said book has been ripped apart- is this a comment on my taste from the cats or perhaps they were trying to read it- only to find another thing claws aren't good for is turning pages? Lesley Oh my, another reminder that Kayla has indeed grown up to be a good dog. She hasn't eaten a book in I can't remember how long. Jo |
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Okay who's the literary critic?
On Mar 5, 11:42*am, wrote:
So you get to relax with undemanding trash at night. ROFLMAO That's not quite how I would describe Dave he's not undemanding! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs |
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Okay who's the literary critic?
Lesley wrote:
On Mar 5, 11:42?am, wrote: So you get to relax with undemanding trash at night. ROFLMAO That's not quite how I would describe Dave he's not undemanding! spew BW, that needed a BW!! Joyce -- To send email to this address, remove the triple-X from my user name. |
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Okay who's the literary critic?
On Mar 8, 2:31*pm, wrote:
Lesley wrote: * On Mar 5, 11:42?am, wrote: * So you get to relax with undemanding trash at night. * ROFLMAO * That's not quite how I would describe Dave he's not undemanding! spew BW, that needed a BW!! Sorry! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs |
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