The kittehs would like to welcome you all in for the NS! They are all stretching and getting the grill set up outside for a bbq. Please name your meat. They also have grilled veggies, salads, fruits and ice cream for dessert. A full stocked bar is ready to go with alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages. Name your poision, the kittehs will be happy to make it! Happy Sunday night!
Daily Kitten Chat Forum » TDK Cafe
Back to Work NS, 16 August 09
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Posted 3 months ago by mollycat71 #
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Hi MC - I'm at work and I have a horrible head cold. I have just taken some medication which will hopefully get me through my next meeting and then I am heading home early. Is there any barbecued chicken soup available?
Posted 3 months ago by KapitiKats in NZ #
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The big Orangie chef in the kitchen is making a nice portable bowl of BBQ Chicken soup to send to KK. He gives it to a delivery kitteh who is off thru the wormhole to give it to you. He also is to give you some headbonks and purrs to make you feel better.
Posted 3 months ago by mollycat71 #
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Hi, all! We have had dinner and may settle in to watch a movie or TV. But I'm checking in with my family first!
Posted 3 months ago by WillowandWindismom #
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Hi WWM, how was your Sunday?
Posted 3 months ago by mollycat71 #
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I didn't fall down on my bike ride!!!!! It was great!!!!
Posted 3 months ago by WillowandWindismom #
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YAY! That is a great time then. What movie are you and that handsome soldier going to watch?
Posted 3 months ago by mollycat71 #
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May i please have an Angus ribeye, cooked medium rare. I will take some grilled zucchini and cut up strawberries for the chocolate fountain. an ice cold diet pepsi and a laptop purrer cuddler would be most welcome. thank you.
and how has everyone's weekend been ? mine was busy with painting...
Posted 3 months ago by Cheri 12/22 #
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Thanks MC - the soup is good and the delivery kitteh has excellent headbonking skills and a lovely purr. (Or maybe my medication is kicking in).
Posted 3 months ago by KapitiKats in NZ #
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I don't know, MC. It might be just whatever is on TV. We watched a great film the other night called The Children of Huang Shi starring Jonathan Ryhs Meyers (The Tudors) that was so good. It was one of those Netflix films that said "if you liked this one, you might like this". It was so good. Tonight we might let our girls decide!
Posted 3 months ago by WillowandWindismom #
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Hi Cheri - you have been busy with your painting. Well done - you're getting that place ship-shape. I'd be interested to know if you keep finding cat hairs in your paint though?
Posted 3 months ago by KapitiKats in NZ #
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Cheri, food on its way thru the wormhole. Glad you had a productive weekend. KK, I know it was the kitty not the medication. WWM, sounds like a good movie, might go add that to my Netflix list.
The girls might want to watch a disney movie!Posted 3 months ago by mollycat71 #
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no cat hairs in the paint. no paint on the cats. i'm very happy about both those things !!!
Posted 3 months ago by Cheri 12/22 #
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I would highly recommend it, MC. Very thought provoking film.
Posted 3 months ago by WillowandWindismom #
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Well, I think that I will bid you all a good night! I can't believe that it's Sunday night already! I look forward all week to Friday and then it's Sunday before you know it. I think that I will head off with Mr. WWM and the girls for some "down time" and then pack it in for that early am "workout" alarm.
Have a great evening, Everyone!
Posted 3 months ago by WillowandWindismom #
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Having worked in the VA Hospital in Chicago I met some wonderful people from the Vietnam and Korean wars and they really got me interested in that whole time period and gave me a whole new respect for them and what happened.
Posted 3 months ago by mollycat71 #
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It's a WWII movie (sort of), MC. It's actually set in the period when Japan invaded China around 1936.
Posted 3 months ago by WillowandWindismom #
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Nite, All!
Posted 3 months ago by WillowandWindismom #
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nitey nite!
Posted 3 months ago by mollycat71 #
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i'm going to go read. goodnight all. pleasant dreams...
Posted 3 months ago by Cheri 12/22 #
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nite cheri!
Posted 3 months ago by mollycat71 #
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Getting tired myself. Gonna snuggle my girls and watch TV in bed. Got some new sheets and a duvet at IKEA, gonna go break them in! Night all!
Posted 3 months ago by mollycat71 #
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Can't sleep so going to putz around and get ready for w**k, hope that everyone has a good night's sleep. I probably won't be able to come on NS from w**k or very little, start training the new guy tonight and that will be a big hinderance to personal use of the computer.....sigh.
Posted 3 months ago by AZDEBRA 5/27 & crew #
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Just popping in briefly to see what's been going on here today. About to make my dinner, watch TV for a bit then back here before bed.
Ahhhhh, training the new guy, have fun Deb, I hope he has plenty of personality and a great sense of humour to make up for your not being able to drop into the NS office.Posted 3 months ago by Moonshadow_NZ #
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Looks like it's just you and me tonight on the NS, then, MS. I'm just popping in before dinner too -- going to do some editing for an hour or so. I'll be back on around 10.30ish, going to try to get an earliesh night...
I hope the new guy is nice too -- and drop-dead gorgeous wouldn't go amiss! :)
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I'll be back around then also, depends what's on the box tonight and if I can stay awake. I've been up since sparrow fart, actually I beat the sparrow's up again.
I agree, I hope the 'new guy' great too.Posted 3 months ago by Moonshadow_NZ #
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Did you have a nice day, MS? Did it rain where you are? I bought a walnut tree and a nectarine (dual grafted) on Saturday so now of course I am itching to plant them but it's too rainy! And the almond tree blossom just keeps getting prettier. Normally I prefer blossom in the bud stage but this tree is so pretty, I think I'm going to get me another... Double harvest of almonds too, yum yum...
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We had a cool windy but dry day for once, the dry bit I mean. Yay! Dual grafted walnut/nectarine! That is different. Love walnuts from the tree, my grandparents had several trees and I remember picking the walnuts up and laying them out for drying. My brother also has a walnut tree that produces massive nuts. We eat them on vegemite sandwiches, mmmmmmmmm. You must get a picture of the almond blossom. Off to poach my chicken boob now and cook up a pile of brussel sprouts, that's all I feel like eating tonight. See you after 10.30 Jcat.
Posted 3 months ago by Moonshadow_NZ #
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Oops, sorry, MS, I misled you. A dual grafted walnut and nectarine tree, that would be different! I meant a walnut tree and then a nectarine tree (grafted with two different types of nectarine!) I have taken pix of the almond, I must send one to you and Deb.
Ooh, yum, brussels sprouts, love 'em. I used to torment my brother by waving them under his nose at dinner when we were kids, the very smell of them would make him throw up, tee hee...
Sorry I disappeared, I have been having the devil's own job getting the pages to load for TDK sometimes, tonight I gave up. Chat later...
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MS is back in the NS office, reading back posts and sipping Chamomile/green tea.
Posted 3 months ago by Moonshadow_NZ #
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