The little thread of happiness

lizcam

New member
My little bit of joy today was having the house to myself for the first time without worrying when \"the bear\" would be back to spoil the mood. I think I\'m going to enjoy being single. :)
 

demonherald

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bit of both...... was really excited just watching him sit there with a bucket of popcorn he could climb inside.. also nice to know in the future I can go see all the kids films guilt free.
 

Xaivis

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Hmm, relatively new here so I feel a little apprehensive over posts but I\'mma say **** it and just post, heh heh.

Okay, my little bit of happiness today was encountering a sign on my local Hobby Lobby\'s door(a regular door, mind you, none of that fancy automatic \'opening itself for the lazy members of society\' stuff)that read \"Easy Open Door, Pull To Operate\".

Though I am also very happy when something big comes along. My large bit of happiness- my own little BT Castellan mini was accepted as a beautiful gift to my beautiful damsel, and the sound she made when she found the small compartment in the base that contained a ring. At this point purely a promise ring, it will be far less miniature related(women huh? ???lol)when it is more serious. I do hope she doesn\'t find out it is the ring of the Dúnedain...
 

lizcam

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Welcome Xaivis! And we women like spakly things but heartfelt things are even better! You did well!
 

Xaivis

New member
Thank you for the warm welcome, and I apologize for how horribly worded last night\'s post was(I was quite tired). But the mini I gifted her was by far the best out of my collection(I have gotten better since the one I\'ve posted up here but, sadly, my camera has gotten worse), and she doesn\'t know a thing about Warhammer or miniature painting so... Still, she does know quite a bit about art and I\'m glad she liked it. The ring that I placed in the compartment I constructed is silver, made up of two snakes coiled around each other, with a green gem on the front.

Ah, and my little bit of happiness for today, waking up to my puppy jumping up on the couch I was sleeping on. Doesn\'t seem like much but this is the first time he has ever jumped up anywhere. And here I was, thinking he would be depending on me to pick up up for his whole life.:)
 

Shawn R. L.

New member
I rent a room from my brother and last night his sweet little girl ran away from home (seems to be falling in love with dope and a lot that goes along with it) Not feeling so well this morning due to this.

I turn on youtube and remembered an old song from when I was a lad (and I can remember when the styles in the video were GROOVY!!). It lifted my heart and put a bit of a smile on my face. It\'s good to see the fellows making some good ol rock\'n\'roll and having a good time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqZhM75aGMg
 

lizcam

New member
This made me laugh even at 4am.

I have 4 cats. Here they are;

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They are indoor cats because they are generally too stupid to go outside and not end up as coyote chow. Each of them has a spot to sleep in front of the sliding glass doors in my master bedroom where they can watch the back yard.

Last night about 4am I here what sounds like a cat war going on over by the door. I look over and all four of them have theirnoses pressed against the glass and are growling and hissing. I look out and nothing is there so I watch. In about 3 minutes this little skinny grey cat with the biggest set of feline balls I\'ve ever seen walks up to the door, looks in and then rubs his whole body on the glass right across their faces! Then he turned around and sprayed the door!

He ran off after that and I swear he was laughing but there was no way I could hear it over the chaos that errupted from my four! It was priceless! lollollol
 

Naukhel

Active member
After many, many months of dealing with frustrating government bureaucracy.....

Good news!

July 22, I go with my wife to the Immigration office for the final interviews
to get her residency in Canada completed.

Either that, or they reject her, and send her back to England. Of course, if that
happens, odds are I\'ll move to England, too. I\'m not going through that, again.

I understand England has sensible means of immigration. They certainly can\'t have
worse staff...
 
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