Apparently that was once the accepted way to answer the phone. Much love. Am totally going to use it and see how many "WTF?" reactions I get.
In other news of happy-squeeful-LAST-DAY-BEING-NINETEEN,
astonish killed me this morning with my beautiful Andy/Roger early birthday present, By Heart. Best way to wake up *ever*. Except I was *whimpering* inchoerently at the pretty at 8:30am and wow, my flat must think I'm insane. But the *pretty*! :D
I've already been to town and back today, to buy cake ingredients. Am making a birthday cake later on! With icing and pretty designs and I'm already worrying about temperatures and our dumb ovens but CAKEomg. Whee, cake-related-happiness! And pretty-birthday-present-tennis-slash-related happiness! General happiness.
And ack, I have about four minutes before I have to leave for the newspaper meeting this week but I will be back with comment-answering and general squeeing over the Murray vs Henman match that I ACTUALLY get to watch on BBC 2, because they're British players and we're allowed to acknowledge the existence of tennis when it actually concerns national pride. I couldn't care less that the BBC is horribly biased; I get to watch it! :D
To end on a random note, I never knew that you Americans spell tyres like 'tires'. Hee. :D Awesomeness.
Clo
In other news of happy-squeeful-LAST-DAY-BEING-NINETEEN,
I've already been to town and back today, to buy cake ingredients. Am making a birthday cake later on! With icing and pretty designs and I'm already worrying about temperatures and our dumb ovens but CAKEomg. Whee, cake-related-happiness! And pretty-birthday-present-tennis-slash-related happiness! General happiness.
And ack, I have about four minutes before I have to leave for the newspaper meeting this week but I will be back with comment-answering and general squeeing over the Murray vs Henman match that I ACTUALLY get to watch on BBC 2, because they're British players and we're allowed to acknowledge the existence of tennis when it actually concerns national pride. I couldn't care less that the BBC is horribly biased; I get to watch it! :D
To end on a random note, I never knew that you Americans spell tyres like 'tires'. Hee. :D Awesomeness.
Clo
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Date: 2005-10-26 12:18 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-10-26 12:48 pm (UTC)It's so nice to *have* another British tennis slasher to get excited about these things. Usually it's just me mourning that we don't get NBC and the Tennis Channel or being happy about getting to watch Murray in the Davis Cup. :)
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Date: 2005-10-26 01:03 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-10-26 01:13 pm (UTC)I get that, I really do, because almost all my online friends are American. I'm always the one mourning that we don't get Lost until a year after them or that we don't get the Tennis Channel (but we do get a golf one, which quite frankly, is just wrong. We should have a tennis one too) or various other non-American things. And yes, that was fun :D I had much excitement over that Davis Cup weekend!
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Date: 2005-10-28 09:54 am (UTC)I think it's a crazy way of distributing TV shows -- I'd downloaded and watched the entire series of Lost months before it was shown over here. Not to mention how hard it is to avoid spoilers, mostly because they're so tempting. And golf channel! Which I'm made to watch because my dad loves golf. It's not fair; just because most of Britain doesn't think tennis is important doesn't mean all of us do.
Me too, I was glued to my TV all weekend. :D Though I was sad Roger didn't get to play Murray but they fixed that in Thailand so it all worked out. :)
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Date: 2005-10-28 01:18 pm (UTC)Yeah, I downloaded Lost too, it's just insane how long it was before it was shown here. And I'm downloading season 2 as well, which will probably be shown here in 2010, otherwise I would just go and read the spoilers. I have no hope. I'm glad my dad doesn't like golf... although he does enjoy fishing. (He also likes tennis, which is good because he doesn't complain about me watching it.) Tennis is important and more people should realise this.
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Date: 2005-10-28 09:57 am (UTC)*snuggles* They're gorgeous. :D Thank you!
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Date: 2005-10-26 03:35 pm (UTC)tyres? Looks like something you'd light on fire to start a bonfire or something with. Tires are the round things on cars and bikes and motorcycles. :-P
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Date: 2005-10-26 06:59 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-10-26 07:43 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-10-28 09:58 am (UTC)*giggles* Nope, tyres. Tire is what you do when you've been rushing around all day and you're getting sleepy. ;p
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Date: 2005-10-28 05:14 pm (UTC)*nods* Okay, yeah. That makes a good point. But we're right 'cause we're American so nyah!
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Date: 2005-10-26 05:37 pm (UTC)If you lived in the states, this would be the "almost" birthday, since 21's our legal drinking age (is it 18 over there for you guys? Lucky S.O.B.'s), but since you're not in the states...um...well...it's still a birthday!
I am occasionally awkward and strange.
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Date: 2005-10-28 10:02 am (UTC)(Oh yeah. I don't even like going out drinking that much but I'd still be going insane if I couldn't do it. You Americans and your mad legal ages, how do you cope? ;) ) It's still something of an in-between birthday -- not quite the 'big' 21 but too old for the fun 18. But you're right; still a birthday! :D
Don't worry. So am I. :) (Inmate! ;) )
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Date: 2005-10-26 06:58 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-10-28 10:03 am (UTC)no subject
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