So, who wants to help ... to frivol in the cellar? (Part 1)

You’d hope he’d put trousers on for her and decency’s sakes, really. AND wrapping’ on the cake stand.

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We went to Limerick to collect the keyboard that the Bull got with his work Christmas present

There was a shoe shop across the road from the music shop

So I ended up with these

And they only went half price just before I bought them so they cost 80 yo-yos instead of 160 yo-yos

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Very nice, though I really wish I could find some plain black calf-length boots without totally pointless “ornamental” buckles high on the ankle against which my jeans catch when I stand up so that I have to bend over and pull them loose. The ones I have at the moment are wonderfully comfortable – and utterly infuriating in that one respect.

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Well I’ll be damned.

Thanks, Twellies!

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Have they been acquired?

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Thinking hard about them. Unlike Chris Carter, I don’t impulse-buy. (And never something the size of a pony, good grief! The man’s a loon.)

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I can say that my boots are comfy and actually come up to my knee

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Thanks for the reassurance; I had some Ravel boots once and they were pretty good for several years, which is part of the attraction.

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And after a certain amount of consultation, and bearing in mind that those look pretty-much exactly the boots I’ve been looking for over the past four months and seem to be (at the toe) the shape of the jodhpur boots I used to wear, I have ordered a pair. I am surprised by the sizing against the EU size that I know my feet are, but we’ll see: if they are too large I can send them back, after all.

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I marched in looking for a size six leather knee length boot and I was amazed that the ones that I liked were leather with a sole of other material The shop assistant was trying to point out a vegan leather aka plastic

And I was determined to get leather boots

I am a spoiled old bat and I got lovely boots as a surprise present

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Not wanting to alarm anyone, but should the curtains be pulsating like that?

Probably some class of optical illusion. Almost certainly. [stickity head under duvet]

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It’s just the Great Squid. Nothing to worry about. Well, worry about if you like, but stress hormones will spoil your flavour.

yardarm

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Oh, I’ll be worrying all right, but strangely enough not about the Great Squid [beady lookity]

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Whoops! I seem to have bought another pair of DMs.

I blame Twellsy and that Fish, with them buying new footwear, it’s catching.

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I am going to the friends around the corner forran Chinese meal.

I will be wearing me, ‘shoeboots’.

Carinthia. xx

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Yay! x 2, fer footwear and festivities
Gxx

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The Sound of Music was on BBC 1 this afternoon… :wink::joy::innocent:

Carinthia. xx

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Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.

A forensic investigation by the medical examiner’s office determined it was carbon monoxide from a faulty furnace.

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Some day I will give you a rendition of the cat being out for the night

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A merry Christmas to the Cellar and extensions thereof.
Compliments of the season is a bit puzzling, frankly. “Nice ivy”? “Admirable stuffing”? “Ooh, that powder really makes that ruddy glow work for you”?

Merry Christmas, sai tiny Gus :christmas_tree:

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