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A shy and unassuming, piano-accordion toting, ferret-guarded survivor of alien abduction who has overcome her tone-deafness to attain Deity status and currently resides in Brisneyland, capital of the State of Absolute Bloody Confusion, Australia. Her life's passions include cross-breeding free-range haggis with cultured yoghurt as well as collecting toenail clippings, exhibitions of which traverse the globe to critical acclaim. Recently she has revelled in the discovery of the unique joy in the freeform sculpture of navel lint.
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A shy and unassuming, piano-accordion toting, ferret-guarded survivor of alien abduction who has overcome her tone-deafness to attain Deity status and currently resides in Brisneyland, capital of the State of Absolute Bloody Confusion, Australia. Her life's passions include cross-breeding free-range haggis with cultured yoghurt as well as collecting toenail clippings, exhibitions of which traverse the globe to critical acclaim. Recently she has revelled in the discovery of the unique joy in the freeform sculpture of navel lint.
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I babysat my niece's two little girls overnight when they were about 2 and 3 years old. Being in the urban wilderness of Brisbane, a nightly occurrence was the visitation of possums dropping down from a Moreton Bay fig tree onto the galvanised iron roof, hoping to cadge a free meal of fruit either from me or the banana, mango or pawpaw trees in the backyard.
The reverberating bangs on the roof as possum after possum landed, followed by their footsteps across the roof terrified the wee ones so, being ever resourceful, I lied to them, went and got some potatoes out and lined them across the back door, promising the girls that the possums' enemy was the potato and they would never dare to come inside if there were potatoes at the door.
Forward on 15 years and my niece recently told me that, for quite a number of years, it was a nightly rule that all doors to the outside at whatever place she was renting had to have potatoes lined up across the doorways. (Hehehe)
I am now teaching one of my grand-nieces the evils of eBay buying - I think she's hooked!
(Sat 19th Apr 2008, 23:53, More)
Handy Home Hint
I babysat my niece's two little girls overnight when they were about 2 and 3 years old. Being in the urban wilderness of Brisbane, a nightly occurrence was the visitation of possums dropping down from a Moreton Bay fig tree onto the galvanised iron roof, hoping to cadge a free meal of fruit either from me or the banana, mango or pawpaw trees in the backyard.
The reverberating bangs on the roof as possum after possum landed, followed by their footsteps across the roof terrified the wee ones so, being ever resourceful, I lied to them, went and got some potatoes out and lined them across the back door, promising the girls that the possums' enemy was the potato and they would never dare to come inside if there were potatoes at the door.
Forward on 15 years and my niece recently told me that, for quite a number of years, it was a nightly rule that all doors to the outside at whatever place she was renting had to have potatoes lined up across the doorways. (Hehehe)
I am now teaching one of my grand-nieces the evils of eBay buying - I think she's hooked!
(Sat 19th Apr 2008, 23:53, More)