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Things I learned this weekend:

You can't expect your newly styled hair to stay nice when you walk out of the salon into very strong wind.
I shouldn't try to ride the Yarra Trail bike path for the first time when I have $50.00 worth of shopping in my panniers.
Ikea on a Sunday is little better than Ikea on a Saturday.
When looking for a new handbag for work, they never have the style you want in the colour you want.
Wasabi is hot, hot, hot!
Aaron Sorkin writes the best dialogue, ever (well, I knew that already, but it bears repeating) and there were at least three episodes of season four that I somehow missed.
Callum Keith Rennie is too pretty for words.
Kittens are extremely cute.
Banana muffins are yummy.
Horses are magnificent animals.
When I grow up, I want to be Joanna Lumley.
I can't wear skinny-leg jeans. I'm not sure who really can.
There is no such thing as too many shoes. Unless of course you leave them scattered throughout your flat and keep tripping over them.
When I say I'm going to do homework on the weekend, I really should do homework on the weekend.

> Ikea on a Sunday is little better than Ikea on a Saturday.

Erk! I know what you mean about Ikea on Saturday's. Best time to go? Ikea Moorabbin at 10am on a Tuesday. Worst? Ikea Richmond on a Saturday morning, WITH child under 6. Been there, done both, survived.

>You can't expect your newly styled hair to stay nice when you walk out of the salon into very strong wind.

Murphy's Law in action

>Callum Keith Rennie is too pretty for words.

'Nuff said.

>Kittens are extremely cute.

Until they walk some of the less solid but smelly contents of their litter tray over your Austudy application...... It happened!

Homework? What's that?

Until they walk some of the less solid but smelly contents of their litter tray over your Austudy application

Ewww...

Pretty much all of those things are true, tho' some I can't speak from personal experience.

Kittens grow up into big grumpy cats who SQUAWK at you, though Or they do if they're Mintaka.

Ikea is pretty much always hell, I do believe, and we are now miles from one.

But we do sometimes see horsies, so it all evens out, I suppose.

Ikea isn't all that much when you take into account the squawking kids and the confusing layout. But horsies are good and kitties are sometimes sweet when they're asleep in the sun.

Today when we went to Reading we saw not only cows, sheep and horsies (I'm getting blase about all of the above), but also piggies, avec baby piglets, some strange, hairy cows, one with a strange, hairy calf, and also some sort of hawk or falcon or something sitting in a tree watching the road, probably hoping for a nice, juicy accident. It was all quite bucolic. But I am glad I don't eat meat. I must avoid visiting aquaria in case I decide fish are sweet.

Wasabi is hot, hot, hot!

Indeedy. And I've found forewarned in is forearmed.

Aaron Sorkin writes the best dialogue, ever (well, I knew that already, but it bears repeating) and there were at least three episodes of season four that I somehow missed.

Yes, yes he does. It's amazing dialogue. Poetical. And Season 4 rocks. The last 3 eps of S4 are amongst the shows finest, I think.

Callum Keith Rennie is too pretty for words.

Oh. My. I have to agree. I am also in great need to receive my WW DVD. Anytime now Mr Postman.

Kittens are extremely cute.

I want one.

I am also in great need to receive my WW DVD. Anytime now Mr Postman.

I keep hoping for the email telling me that my DVD has shipped.*sigh* one day I hope.

Kittens! *loves*
I was looking after the next-door neighbour's cats these past few days, which was fun, even if one of them is Teh Elusive Kitty and plans must be plotted to get her inside during the night.

I'd love to have a kitty, but I'm not home much so it'd be unfair on the kitty, and my landlord is kinda strict about no pets. *sigh* one day...