I used to think that relationships were like teapots. Not, as
wormwood_pearl suggested to me when I first mentioned this to her, because good things come out of them: nor because they start out hot and gradually cool down. No, I thought relationships were like teapots because when you first get one, it's perfect and whole, but then you drop it, and it gets
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Alternatively you could always walk around on cottonwool so that, when you inevitably drop your teapot, it won't be damaged in the fall.
Or perhaps you ought to start out with a really shite teapot you absolutely hate so that, again, when you inevitably drop it, you don't give a fuck.
Hmmm...maybe not.
On the other hand, not having quite your background, I have no familiarity with the esoteric art of the teapot so another response might be "entirely unnecessary and archaic items used for ritualising an ultimately exceptionally simple process."
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I love the icon, by the way.
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Not sure if it is vacuum-walled, but it does solve the stewing situation that I suspect would occur.
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I had no idea teaching you to juggle would have such an effect...
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[I'm sure I told you this stuff before, by the way...]
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If I ever drink tea I shall investigate this - I'm afraid I use the only teapot I have as a flowervase.
(wargh, my relationships are dooooomed)
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By the way, I came across a great juggling video today: 423: Exploring the Space. Aaron "world chainsaw-juggling record holder" Gregg and friends juggling the pattern 423 in a whole load of different ways, all very impressive. Maybe just one for the juggling geeks, though :-)
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