Thick accent!

[smartcookie]

But I'm usually up around 4.

For some of us, that means staying up late

Or having a new kitty!

[Riki]

But I'm usually up around 4.

For some of us, that means staying up late

Or having a new kitty!

Singing the song of her people?  Or just running around for no particular reason?  My cat is 5 years old, and does BOTH

I'm starting to get used to the international flavor of my class, though, the Bahamians kinda scare me.  They are aggressive and loud, and when there's a group of them together talking, it sounds like they're fighting.  I love them, and they're great to hang out with, even if they do scare me just a little bit. *G*

[smartcookie]

No, Hugo wakes up when my hubby or I get up to use the bathroom or roll over.  He then thinks that he has to massage me until I go to sleep.  Not my husband, just me.  He uses his claws when he massages, and often all he can get to is my neck or face.  He also likes to pounce on our feet while we are trying to fall asleep sometimes.  He is pretty good, considering how young and active he is.

[Paul]

We say POP  and other people say "Soda"

We have always called it "Fizzy" (or if we are feeling posh "Fizzy Drink").

Although traditionally it is called codswallop. (The word "codswallop" actually means "Carbonated soft drink", comes from the name of the guy who invented the bottle these drinks used to be stored in {Hiram Codd} and the way they get opened {by "walloping" them}, it was only later that the word became to mean "rubbish" {because wine and beer drinkers used to consider carbonated soft drinks as rubbish}).