Inspired by the ending of the post over at Monstee's, I thought I'd share with you lot this little cartoon that the Spouse Sparrow just happened to come across (don't worry, he wiped it off) and shared with me a while back.Fat Sparrow
The blogger formerly known as Fat Sparrow
Inspired by the ending of the post over at Monstee's, I thought I'd share with you lot this little cartoon that the Spouse Sparrow just happened to come across (don't worry, he wiped it off) and shared with me a while back.
Right. I am taking off Word Verification, because the last one I got, for my own damn comments was "vflfijcwuql," which is really taking the piss. It took me 4 tries to get it through. They started out as just 3 or 4 letters, and it seems every week they add more and more. If this is some kind of secret IQ Test to keep me from blogging, they can fuck off.
Once upon a time, there was crap TV. The kind of TV we Americans grew up with in the 70's; the kind of TV the UK still has, apparently. There were only a few channels, and if you wanted to watch anything that was not a cop show, a detective show, a sitcom, or some guy that was supposedly a peaceful Chinese monk kicking in the shit of anyone he met, you watched PBS on UHF. That was where your artsy shit was, and your preschool shows, like "Sesame Street." Other than "Wild Kingdom," you were not likely to find anything remotely educational on your regular channels on VHF.
AAAAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have a hummingbird feeder up in my backyard, as I just love those crazed, cheeky fuckers. We get them year-round, here in So Cal.
Right, I'll just start off by apologizing to everyone for my drunken posting, comments, etc., especially those of you that I e-mailed pictures of my butt-plug collection to. Er, unless you liked it, and then, well.... "Enjoy!" I guess.
Tuesday fucking well sucked, and if there was any justice in the universe, I would be able to call a do-over.
My wife has a bug phobia. "How does she smell?" "Terrible!" ha ha ha!
Me! has requested a post on females in the animal kingdom who kill their mates after sex (or, as entomologists like to call it, "dinner and a date"), and as I am an obliging person, I have obliged.
I have just found out how I will be spending my money when I win the Lottery. Never mind that it is my husband that buys the Lottery ticket; I know where he sleeps.
Some of the many reasons why I love the Spouse Sparrow.....
When I came to America from Northern Ireland, I found that White Americans love everything Irish, and claim to be descended from anything Irish, Scottish, or Welsh (in that order). They won't boast about being English, which is understandable; I try not to tell people my father is from the south of England, I prefer to say he's in prison for rape and murder, it sounds a lot better.
I love the Spouse Sparrow's family, with the kind of true, pure love that can only come from having awful experiences with my own family, and my ex-husband's family. My ex-mother-in-law was a nosy, interfering bitch that I had to deal with on an almost-daily basis, as they lived near-by, and she made my life a living hell.
Jesus Christ on a piece of toast. 9-fucking-11 again. Already. Let the boo-hooing begin.
My cat is a worthless shite. Actually, we have several cats, and they have merged, in my mind, into one giant hairball of uselessness. I hope they all run away, as they are costing me money, and I resent them sorely.
We have bugs, and I am very happy about it. The mealworms that I ordered for the baby mockingbird have finally arrived!
It is a beautiful night tonight. The weather has finally cooled down, the moon is full, the breeze is mild, the crickets are singing softly out in the field. It is the kind of night that makes you think of poetry, and lover's rendezvous. The kind of night where I should be sleeping peacefully.
The Spouse Sparrow has been living up to expectations, as far as catching bugs for the baby mockingbird to eat. Today he wrestled with a grasshopper of monstrous proportions, and caught it.
I missed the season opener of "House."
South Dakota is suffering the effects of a rather bad drought right now, the worst they have seen since the 1930's Dust Bowl era (which caused my Okie Grandma to pack up her tent and move to California to pick fruit).
Poor Iran. They seem to have a bit of an image problem right now. They want to have their uranium cakes, and eat them too. Slagging off Israel, an ugly president, the threat of U.N. sanctions, that pesky "democracy" problem.... What's a country to do?
Two weeks ago, the Spouse Sparrow found a baby mockingbird that had fallen from its nest. Knowing that I am soft as shite when it comes to baby birds, he brought it in for me to take care of. It had just reached the stage where its eyes were open, but the feathers hadn't lost their quill sheaths yet. It was about 7 days old then.