Sudoku Puzzles

Time to think about fixing dinner, hopping over the page, and writing a letter to my youngest who I just sent to camp. See y'all!

billy... bottle and breast (can't believe I am saying that).

Rayray I'm sort of wondering how jeb and moose losing has got anything to do with my questionable sanity here, did I miss something? (Apart from my lack of brain cells of course but they are steadily building up on a weekly basis). I'm going to have to chew on a Merne ataltyakwerle and think about that one... I could be a while.

...as I'm in a straightjacket and my knee's are playing up.

Fiona, I give up!!! Math is not my strong suit!
My head hurts!

2:23 Good Morning all.

Oh, Heidi! Yoo Hoo! Special delivery for you...
WHEEEEEE!!

Kathy, that llama has to be your most amazing smilie find yet!! Bet Heidi would be glad to take delivery that way rather than driving 3 hrs each way. Not sure the llama would enjoy the ride, though

Hello where back with the sheep dog

Ok, where'd you find that Llama. This was the only one I could find.

"Hey!! The sky is falling! Why does it look like a Llama??

A Lama and Bar-mama from Toyama,
enacted an extra-ordinary drama.
A young girl who died in bed -
rose up from the dead.
They'd poured whiskey on the poor girl to enablam 'er.

*enbalm 'er

bertie( I can't believe it either)...re braincells - between us we could be into double digits in a month's time...should be enough. oh and try singing 'knees up mother brown'- you have an advantage as your knees are already there.

Have a good one allx

kathy...how do you find and submit you're smilies so quickly?! Your llama was too cute. Very appopos.
We used to have a llama farm here in town. We use to love going over and play them. I know some of the neighbor weren't too happy about it. The family was in a livestock zoned area...but some neighbors didn't feel that llamas were considered livestock.

Hi all, Bowie smelling the flowers cute dog. CG I will show Bill the retirement poem as he doesn't have long to go till he retires also great jokes on here today, keep them coming everyone.

Silly people... of course Llamas are livestock. They're raised for wool, pack animals and guard animals. And in some places, for meat.

Heidi you amaze me with all the animals to look after as well as your garden and you still have time for this site well done.

It is 00.40 hrs and I think I have just got Fiona's mathmatical conundrum so I am off to bed.
It is still very warm here and sticky so don;t expect a good night again.

later Sunday over here!

Jerry: thanks for the I Believes--I'm stealing some of the good lines.

Daplap: sent the Beer Diet to Hubby and another good pal from school (of German extraction, so he'll love it!)

Heidi: I've learned today that llamas make good guard animals!

I really like Jerry's llamas too!

I think you people must store up smilies 'just in case', though how you decided you might need a llama one day I'll never know....

BTW there is a wonderful AlpacaFarm not very far from where Anne lives(Albany) They are lovely

'In Coventry' here is very boring.
I think I'll go away to a balmy beach with purple sand; skirted by coconut palms, ice-cream trees and campari-fountains; edging a sea of honey; with chocolate-laying turtles every 20 metres. There are free llama rides; hover-deck-chairs; virtual wind-surfing; More...

I think that description has conjured up the next destination for the Sudoku Virtual Vacation, Rayray. Book me a ticket and a hover-chair, please.

Yeah, Suzy, I like Jerry's Llamas too. I wish I could find that darling smilie. I don't know how he and Kathy do it.

And now out to do feeding chores , then back in to rest

Great vacation planned! I'd like a blue hover-deck=chair, please.

You're a fat cat Heidi!!!

Ok. I've booked the hover-chairs for the Sudokuland outing. Very wise Heidi - the blue ones are really raunchy; and for G-Mo there will be a special vibrating one with massaging jets of warm air

One of the turtles is an excellent dentist I shall get her to fix my teeth.

Rayray, can I take home a billy can filled with purple sand (after the Chatreuse is appropriately disposed of, of course)???

Ok Rayray, now that I'm awake, thanks to that "little bird" chirping "Wakey, Wakey" with too many decibels! I think I'll need one of those hover deck chairs to recover! And as soon as I uncross the eyes I'll be able to aim my tush in one!

Suzy:
We can even have a knee-knocking high Billy-can-can, with the Billy in a grass skirt. I recommend the purple sand; it is delicious, especially when saturated with sea-honey and with the odd chocolate turtle egg thrown in.

billy can't - sand gives me indigestion...(not sure about purple sand though)

Shosho:
What an earth is a 'tush'?
It's usually your bum that you plonk into a chair.

2.51 - slow start, took a break to put my glasses on and things sped up after that, wonder why?

Billy:
Then we'll have a Billy-can't-can't instead - no problem

Oh Suzy I just looove sloe tarts and eating them without wearing glasses really improves their flavour an spreads them up

A tush is a bum Rayray, sometimes referred to as a 'tushy'.... And they say we speak the same language! tsk.

I just checked and it went down to 2C overnight. I don't remember it getting that cold when I was growing up here!!!

What type of seasoning is purple sand? Is it sweet, salty, or just down right gritty?

Heidi, my older son's former in-laws have a llama ranch in Oregon near Roseburg. My son never liked them because they spit! The llamas were raised for camping purposes, for trekking into the nether regions.