I thought it would last forever...  

What? Why!?


Oh, I KNOW...

You like someone to blend FOR you. THAT'S what it is, isn't it?

Actually I would like someone TO blend FOR

I'm gonna let you in on a little secret, Mike:

Women love a man who knows how to blend. Get on that...lol.

Ok I will see if it works when she returns

It better work

Trust me. Oh, and you get extra points for adding the garnish.

Heehee.

My mother has this book called, The Big Book of Juices and it could be the best book I've ever read. lol. The book got us hooked on fruit drinks, so we are constantly buying fruit, freezing it, and plopping it in the blender on hot summer days. I made some pineapple-strawberry-banana smoothies yesterday. They were sooo good. I want some more...

Yeah, that's so true...

HEY, SCONIBEAR!!!!!!

Or the Lazy Susan..all she can do is run herself in circles..

Love the new avatar.

I looove my blender. Any blender for that matter...lol. My family buys loads of fruit, chops it up, puts 'em in separate bags, and freezes the bags. I've been mixing all kinds of fruit combinations, but my fav so far has been approx. 2 handfuls of chopped strawberries-2 or 3 pineapple chunks-1/2 banana - little bit of apple juice and plain yogurt. It is so good. And the smoothie is only made with fruit and natural yogurt, so it's healthy.

That sounds really good and healthy I will check that out since it has everythign I like in it..can't go wrong with it. My sunbeam Oscar is just like a Blender.Food processor..I use it for just about everything..

Advice taken...



















































And thrown into nearest garbage can...


Thanks for dropping by, James.

;taps stef on shoulder, points up to Dogg; Hey...does this guy REMIND you of someone?

Do I know you? I think I know you.

I like to draw on this great quote to express my sadness for a friend who cancelled his account some time ago.


"I don't cry over spilt milk, but a fallen scoop of ice cream is enough to ruin my whole day." ~The Quote Garden


Just my day.

Not week or anything...

Just your day, eh?

Well I suppose how grateful I am depends on how long your day is. Is it a full 24 hours, which equates to 1440 minutes or 86400 seconds? That sounds great. :)

Or is your day somewhat less?

8 or 10 hours maybe. Hmmm then I am already cutting deep into it and my does time fly when you are under pressure like this.

Of course we also have this time zone difference going on which may reduce it even further. Or does it increase it? I suppose it depends on whether you are starting the clock or I am.

I wonder if I could change Polonius' quote to "Neither a worrier nor a blender be"

Do you think Shakespeare would mind? /..\

Nah, I don't think Shakespeare would mind...

"Neither a borrower nor a blender be!"

I have no idea what that means. You probably noticed that I completely ignored your response. lol. I have NEVER been able to understand Shakespeare. Do you think he would mind?

I did noticed, but I put it down to the intervention by Irish possibly putting you off your stride.

If you are unfamiliar with Shakespeare then I have a confession to make. The actual quotation taken from Hamlet is:

"Neither a borrower nor a lender be"

That of course makes sense as you can lose friends or money if you don't follow the advice. I just added a b to lender to fit in with your discussion. As usual I have failed miserably to raise even the slightest titter. :(

Ah well, back to the drawing bored :P

Honestly, the only play I've read from Shakespeare was "Romeo and Juliet" and I HAD to read it in 9th grade. I had to make a diary of myself as Juliet. Oooooo! Let me see if I can find it! I wrote some strange stuff in there...

But soft! What light through yonder window breaks?

Of course of all Shakespeare's plays, if you had to pick one to read. That is the best for young romantics :)

I have been to Juliet's balcony in Verona and the entrance is far from romantic. Full of graffiti and chewing gum stuck to the walls. Old Willie sure had a way with words.

I'd love to hear your personal experience of 'being' Juliet. Forsooth! haha

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Sweet?

I think he is far from flattering in his comparison between his mistress and the natural world. haha

Hair like wire, annoying voice, breath that stinks? :o

The Brothers Grimm's description of Snow White is far sweeter :)

but he loves her for who she is anyway and refuses to make false comparisons...(last two lines)

Thanks for the BR, steflane!

Unlike Shakespeare's mistress, I certainly can't view it as a back-handed compliment.

A BR by any other name is still a BR.

Have a nice day :)