All bark and no bite.
One day I was climbing a tree when I looked down at the green sea below and got quite nauseous.
“Eliza, are you writing another Gothic novel?”
Nope, an adventure story.
“I’m taking a break…”
All bark and no bite.
“Eliza, are you writing another Gothic novel?”
Nope, an adventure story.
“I’m taking a break…”
Friday Follow for the last week in May!!
That doesn’t mean anything special though, sorry.
Here’s a list of one new, but many tried & true Twits who she enjoys reading about.
Eliza isn’t nit picky but here are a few reasons why she will follow you.
You’re funny (whether you’re trying or not, doesn’t take much to make HT giggle)
You’re useful(you know something that eL doesn’t)
“Ouch!! But it’s true Eliza! I thought you couldn’t bite.”
Back to the List
You’re helpful (i.e. linkage!!)
“I love that word, makes me think of Pauly Shore… okaay, I’m focused.”
You’re chatty
She has a MUCH longer list but lets highlight a few great Twitters you should check out.
@Booklorn @greatfitness @LostZombies @MrBrownThumb @Travelwriticus
Why? Keep on reading!
“It is a curious thought, but it is only when you see people looking ridiculous that you realize just how much you love them.”
It’s amazing how easily my humanoid gets distracted from cleaning, filling, anything pertaining to productivity.
“I resent that!”
It’s true isn’t it?
“Still, I resent it… and I’m sick.”
While my humanoid sulks and you are just getting back into the groove at work (a. if you work & b. if you had a long weekend) peruse some of our favorite shots found on flickr.
“What Eliza Leigh means by our favorites is others pictures.”
Exactly, now get back to work!
“Have any of you seen The Fifth Element? Imagine Ruby Rod (aka Chris Tucker) yelling “Commercial” when Eliza Leigh says “Get Back to Work”. I thought you might appreciate the audio.”
I take that as a compliment. Now turn off Fern Gully and put on The Fifth Element for me. Or I’ll eat that last of your 1up Mario Brothers candy.
“That’s Blackmail.”
You catch on fast. There’s hope for you yet.
Sidewalks~
One of eL’s favorite subjects.
Transportation
Bonus: Little Car
Infrastructure
Bonus: LA Bridge & Boats
Architecture
Bonus: Section B
Sweets~
Bonus: Lime-Fruit Cream Bars
Species~
Insects
(Well not an insect but in reptile family so we’re using it, ssh don’t tell Eliza Leigh, she wanted her picture here ;)
Bonus: Honey Bee
Small Mammals
Bonus: White Squirrel
Humans
Bonus: At the Fair
Ooh, I know this one. It’s like doldrums.
“Depression or low spirits.”
That’s it! That’s all you have to say?
“I’m feeling very mulligrubs today. My baby plants are not obeying me and growing.”
Maybe it’s because you keep overdosing them on plant food. Back to mulligrubs, in the 16th century the term megrims basically meant the same thing and picked up popularity. At least it seems like it in old veterinarian manuals.
“When and why did you start reading veterinarian manuals?”
“Google Book Search, sounds dangerous. I think I need a blog break.”
Well, that was an easy way to alter your mulligrubs mood. My work here is done.
Do you have a favorite recipe featuring fresh sage?
Please share.
“What do you like Sage for Eliza Leigh?”
As bedding of course!
“Any woman can fool a man if she wants to and if he’s in love with her.”
I’m beginning to notice a theme for this month. That being said I think Mundungus is slang like Redunkulous.
“Didn’t the pigeons say that over & over again in Bolt? Plus, a check out girl said that at the store yesterday, pretty funny. But no, it’s not, that’s mundungus. You see the Dung in the word, eL? That was your biggest clue. It means-”
Poo?
“No, rubbish, refuse.”
What’s Dung have to do with it?
Please stop singing, you are no Tina Turner.
“Fine I suppose that was a stretch, not the singing but my weak attempt to dissect a word. I’ll leave it to the experts. Mundungus, has become increasingly popular as a character in the Harry Poter saga. Could you imagine naming your child Mundungus? Where are you going eL?”
To check the pronunciation, I think you should name your first-born this.
“Redunkulous!”