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And thank you for your work in giving this boy his furr ever home!
He is a delight..
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And thank you for your work in giving this boy his furr ever home!
I love the program too, as well as Henry Louis Gates' Finding Your Roots. I've probably only seen the American cut-down version, but Kim Cattrall's is one of my favorite episodes, too. Maybe because of the compelling story, plus Kim's reactions.
SPOILER: Kim: "I've got you, you son of a" (expletive)!!! And (Me): "good heavens, he was only a hundred miles away!" END of SPOILER.
I'm struck by the number of similar stories, where an ancestor just walked away and established a new life, a new marriage, and a new family somewhere else, maybe not very far away. One was actor Steve Buscemi - his ancestor was presumed missing after the Civil War, and his wife got a widow's pension. But he had a new life, new wife, and new family in NYC, (IIRC). Even more recently, it was Susan Sarandon's grandmother she was looking for. Turned out that's where Susan's gorgeous Tuscan coloring came from!
I wonder if I could find the British version online, here in Mid-America? LOL. I may try utube. I'd love to see Kate Winslett's episode, and Daniel R's.
I was standing in the cafeteria line at choir camp, where I was a counselor, next to a famously nerdy kid. For some reason the subject came up, and he said, "I'm a direct descendent of William the Conqueror." I thought about this for a moment, then it occurred to me to muse, "I wonder how many other people in the United States are descended from him?" Andy promptly replied, "Eleven thousand, two hundred and thirty-seven." !!
I'm cat sitting for a friend and instead of putting the key back under the mat, I left it on the table on the inside of the door. Guess whose going to learn how to pick locks tonight!
My eyelash curler broke and I had to buy a new one yesterday. I hate it so much it's unbelievable. And I can't do without one. My eyelashes are super long, but also they're growing downwards, like, not only straight, but down a bit too. I can only use waterproof mascara to get them to stay curled. And now I don't know whether to go buy another one or to give it a few tries. The problem is that it's kinda too straight, if that makes sense. It's not really suitable for my eye shape.... Ah damn. :curse:
Update, I have not leveled up as a rogue yet despite my neighbor showing me how to pick my lock. Seems it's shelling out money for locksmith.
There is a new one by Shiseido that is supposed to get to all corners of your lashes. I have the same problem - long but they angle down. I haven't tried mine yet but I'm hoping it does something. Have you tried Benefit Rollerlash? I was skeptical but it works for me if I pre-curl with the lash curler and then "push" my eyelashes up at the roots with my fingers after the mascara is on but before its dried.
Oh poor thing. Guess you learnt that the hard way[emoji12]I forgot how much bigger my waltz jumps have gotten and tried to do one in my room. I crashed into my desk and fell. :
I am frustrated. Planned to go to work on Sundays through August to save money for Nebelhorn, but no one from my team was needed to be at work. And now entries are out & I am even more frustrated...