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Subject: RE: BS: Personal satisfactions From: GUEST,Jon Date: 14 Nov 10 - 03:11 PM Personal satisfaction, arguably with a life of personal failure none But when you have felt on rare times that your playing has this time round put life into the music and when something like my taking over greenhouse this year and ways led to a bumper crop. Yes, I suppose you can feel personally satisfied... |
Subject: RE: BS: Personal satisfactions From: MGM·Lion Date: 14 Nov 10 - 03:02 PM Wowzer, do we ever, Ebbie! Why, yesterday a lorry drove by and the whole house shook!!! But enough of this bourgeois love talk ~~ any more fixes. [CS, you appear to be similarly olfactorily orientated. Clean sheets & fresh linen R good too!] ~M~ |
Subject: RE: BS: Personal satisfactions From: GUEST,crowsister Date: 14 Nov 10 - 02:58 PM Book sniffer... |
Subject: RE: BS: Personal satisfactions From: Ebbie Date: 14 Nov 10 - 02:31 PM People in the UK lead exciting lives. :) |
Subject: BS: Personal satisfactions From: MGM·Lion Date: 14 Nov 10 - 02:24 PM I found this on the What To Dow When You Are Old; thread & reproduce it here, with acknowledgments to Mikel2 "I used to get in in the ear because I used to have a habit when we frequented a "posh" restaurant that supplied After Eight mints with the coffee. I used to take out the mint and put the wrapper on the end of my nose and sit there drinking my coffee. Mikel2" because it reminded me of a great satisfaction which I have never found anyone else to have discovered until I pointed it out, & several people have been grateful to me. When you have eaten the After Eight, open the top of its little envelope and sniff it deeply. I find it affords the most delectable, but non-druggy & non-addictive, buzz. I really do regard it as a "fix" of sorts. Has anyone else any such personal harmless but satisfying "fixes" to recommend? ~Michael~ |