Husband just called

[la_rainette]

Are you ready? He bellowed happily. I'm on my way home, and off we go!

Bugger. This is supposed to be a 3-day week-end. Not a 3-day-1-night-on-the-road week-end!

I am not ready.

Well. What else is new? I love you all! I wish I could answer comments before I leave, but alas, no time. Em, I haven't even said bye *blows kiss to Em*

*blows kiss to all of you*

hiyo, Silver, AWAYYYYYYYYYYY!!!

Comments

[seshat1.livejournal.com]

Have fun!

[la-rainette.livejournal.com]

Thank you :D

We had lots of fun.

[darthrami.livejournal.com]

Have fun!

*mwah*

When you get back, remind me to tell you about your motorcycle helmet. *nods*

[la-rainette.livejournal.com]

*starts* what motorcycle helmet? *blinks innocently*

:D We had lots of un - and so I believe, did you guys. I didn't read much (skip=200, wah!) but I saw Selkie's picture. And a happy smile is worth 10,000 words...

[darthrami.livejournal.com]

Um, right. Helmet. I had a very very strange dream (Friday?) night, and part of it involved the fact that you and your husband had come to visit me, and you were riding a very tiny silly looking scooter, and wearing silly looking helmets that had the picture of some small woodland creature on it. I believe it was a squirrel or a chipmunk or some such thing.

I don't claim that my brain is logical...

[la-rainette.livejournal.com]

*dies laughing* well, at least this time we didn't get to save the Pope. (although saving the Pope and taking him home on a scooter might have been fun, too).

The funniest thing is, if I had a helmet or indeed a scooter, they would probably look like the helmet you describe :D Actually, when I get my scanner, remind me to post the picture of husband in the Fun Car, it's so silly. (The fun car is a tiny three-wheeled vehicle, fully equiped with a lawn-mower engine, that you can rent in Tahiti - where we went on our honeymoon. Getting both of us to fit in there was a challenge, to tell the truth, and tourists pointed and took pictures of us. And not all of them were Japanese, either. And it wouldn't climb the hill because we were too heavy and Husband had to push. I'll post the pictures when I can.)