Yup, I had withdrawal too. I kept checking the site to see if anyone had posted anything new. ::Sigh::
Almost down to 80 posts, what are we all going to do when we get there? I remember having withdrawal last time.
Talk nineteen to the dozen? I've never heard that before. Is that a regional saying? Also have never heard of the donkey reference either. So interesting!
OK... serious babbling...( I mean lots of babbling as it can't be serious by definition.)
So I thought, at this very late stage, I should provide as many synonyms as I could:
Here goes:
prattle, rattle on, gabble, chatter, jabber, twitter, prate, ramble, blab, blurt, burble, blather, blether, blither, maunder, drivel, patter, yap, jibber-jabber, slabber, gab, yak, twaddle, run off at the mouth, talk nineteen to the dozen, verbal diarrhoea, talk the hind leg off a donkey
and the actual definition according to the Cambridge dictionary: to talk or say something in a quick, confused, excited or silly way. Which just about covers it, really.
I love "twaddle" and "verbal diarrhoea".
OK... serious babbling...( I mean lots of babbling as it can't be serious by definition.)
So I thought, at this very late stage, I should provide as many synonyms as I could:
Here goes:
prattle, rattle on, gabble, chatter, jabber, twitter, prate, ramble, blab, blurt, burble, blather, blether, blither, maunder, drivel, patter, yap, jibber-jabber, slabber, gab, yak, twaddle, run off at the mouth, talk nineteen to the dozen, verbal diarrhoea, talk the hind leg off a donkey
and the actual definition according to the Cambridge dictionary: to talk or say something in a quick, confused, excited or silly way. Which just about covers it, really.
LOL....wow....your definition of "lazy" and mine are from opposite hemispheres.I didn't do much today - two loads of laundry, walked the dog, and sent my daughter to school. Lazy me. Well, at least I can say that the cats have been lazier!
@ PennyWise Where did you get the name Eopie from? It is pretty unique. I may have asked you that already. I just cannot remember if I saw the answer.
I reckon they are English sayings that we also use in Australia... like: talk the legs off an iron pot
That's where I run and grab the Tylenol, I cannot function with a headache and the computer. I also put cammomile tea bags on my eyes and it is very soothing.
@the 1who feedsus.....I get side tracked all the time, and when a computer problem arises, it just almost turns me into the "green HULK'...
Eating with her paw. That is so cute. I had a neighbour whose cat drank water with her paw, I could not believe it until I saw it. Funniest thing ever.
Eopie does this too, especially when we have a new bag of food that she really likes. We cut a small hole in the side, just above the level of the food, and watch (laughing), as she sticks her paw in, cups a pellet, and pulls it out. She's such a smarty! Schnitzel, on the other hand, sometimes moves the pellets around her plate with her paw, I suppose so she can better eat them. But no one really knows what goes on in Schnitzel's mind (I surmise it's circus music)
its been a long time since ive slept normally. rarely more than 2 or 3 hours at a time. doesn't matter what i do, exercise, meds, staying up till im worn right out, warm milk, cold air...i just dont sleep. actually ive done well getting close to 3 hours, sometimes 4 good solid hours since i put up dark red curtains and started sleeping with a bar of Yardley lavender soap lol. i know they say as you age you sleep less, but sometimes i feel teh way i sleep i should be 110.
@the 1who feedsus.....I get side tracked all the time, and when a computer problem arises, it just almost turns me into the "green HULK'.... Why don't you feel happier that it is 6pm instead of 6am? Doesn't that mean that you have an extra night to do things or watch those documentaries?
