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Good Day Sunshine :D Got a lot of work done - almost everything on my list, just two points missing - starting with Pilates again (really have to), and working on my bibliography, because I skipped the last lesson, so I have to do it at home. No prob though, I've got loads of time :) Anyway, it's not all work, I've read half a Holmes story this morning, which I will finish later. Aww, I just know I will be bawling like a baby when he falls into the Reichenbach Falls - and I don't even want to start thinking of "His Last Bow"...
Last night I had this sudden urge to watch "ACGAS", so at 1 in the morning I sat down to watch "Attendant Problems" *lol* Great eppy - I already loved it in the book. It is set during lambing time, and you see some real births happening. Another thing I love about this show - it's real footage. The actors *really* had to do this - even when they had to stick their arms into the anus of a cow *lol* But it must have been nice to bring little lambs into the world. Who, of course, are not fluffy then, but slimey and smeared with blood and discharge. That's reality, Darling. I think I would like to be a vet. I was never interested in that - I always sneered at the girls who wanted to be a vet in their teens - but ever since I became a fan of the Darrowby practice, I believe I could enjoy that life. But since it's about country practitioners in the 30s, I highly doubt this kind of job is available anymore... Ah well. Made two new Triss icons (Siegfried: "This boy will be a first class vet!" James: "Maybe you should tell him that sometimes." Siegfried: "Nah... He's conceited enough as it is."), because I love him :)
Last night I had this sudden urge to watch "ACGAS", so at 1 in the morning I sat down to watch "Attendant Problems" *lol* Great eppy - I already loved it in the book. It is set during lambing time, and you see some real births happening. Another thing I love about this show - it's real footage. The actors *really* had to do this - even when they had to stick their arms into the anus of a cow *lol* But it must have been nice to bring little lambs into the world. Who, of course, are not fluffy then, but slimey and smeared with blood and discharge. That's reality, Darling. I think I would like to be a vet. I was never interested in that - I always sneered at the girls who wanted to be a vet in their teens - but ever since I became a fan of the Darrowby practice, I believe I could enjoy that life. But since it's about country practitioners in the 30s, I highly doubt this kind of job is available anymore... Ah well. Made two new Triss icons (Siegfried: "This boy will be a first class vet!" James: "Maybe you should tell him that sometimes." Siegfried: "Nah... He's conceited enough as it is."), because I love him :)