Setting a placecard on the table
HettyGreen
10-26-2007, 2:01 PM | Post #2451364 |
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as royal etiquette dictates....
...so I can find my own damned blog when I wander about here.
*royal lost wave*
qh1
Re:Setting a placecard on the table
11-05-2007, 7:09 PM | Post #2454111
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Hello Queen H.
A pox on those who ruined our cyberdom!
Rick
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11-06-2007, 6:55 PM | Post #2454368
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Hello Queenie,
we need you around in different forums. we miss your intelligent/quirky and funny posts.
Re:Setting a placecard on the table
11-09-2007, 11:49 AM | Post #2455139
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Sir Rick and Sir Dry:
To the dungeon with 'em, and not the fun one! :)
qh1, the dazed and confused
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11-30-2007, 4:39 PM | Post #2460935
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"Maids a Milking" never got the pox.
chili
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12-02-2007, 1:14 PM | Post #2461430
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Those 3 French hens do more than their share of clucking, however.
qh1
Re:Setting a placecard on the table
12-13-2007, 5:21 PM | Post #2464496
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Belated B-day wishes, dear Hetty!
My daughter was 25 on said day. Much happiness to you and yours! Hope it was great! Sorry I didn't get here on time.
Lulu
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12-14-2007, 11:34 AM | Post #2464717
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Belated Happy Birthday Queenie !! May your new year be more productive, prosperous and more fun than all the past ones !!
Hopefully your slaves made your day a special one ;)
Dame Lulu and Sir Dry
12-14-2007, 2:48 PM | Post #2464779
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Thanks for your kind wishes!
Lulu, what a coincidence....I'm 25 too. ;)
25. Sigh just sigh. As Dean Martin once remarked, "I've got Scotch older than that."
Hetty
Re:Dame Lulu and Sir Dry
12-26-2007, 7:04 PM | Post #2469282
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Okay Queenie,
The 12 days of Christmas are over, time to get off the throne.
Happy New Year.
Re:Re:Dame Lulu and Sir Dry
12-27-2007, 2:34 PM | Post #2469656
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Uh uh, Sir ET, not 'til January 6, at which time I may even have an epiphany or two ;)
Happy New Year and beyond!
Queenie
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04-28-2008, 4:12 PM | Post #2512608
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French hens only cluck when they lay an egg. Watch out for those chicken snakes when you go gather.
FRPT makes a good cushion.