muchadoaboutnothing

legolas would never stoop so low

Stealing things  from shops - not a good idea - and thinking you are an elf is no defence ::link
::via rebecca

bbc3 - weakest link spoof - world leaders

Thanks to Bookmole for this funny video

do you really need a break?

The holiday season beckons. But do you really need a break? Look here to find an objective test that some friends passed on to me.

how does she read your mind?

A bit of silliness for Halloween

This witch knows what you are thinking!

getting everything done

For all you fellow members of the Procrastination Club (and I daren't tell you how long some of the items have been on my to-do list):

Taurus Daily Horoscope

You may be in a hardworking mood, which could make you determined to complete your duties today. Your diligence might compel you to undertake tasks that might not be pleasant but are necessary. Setting the intention to do one thing that you have been putting off could make your day that much more productive. Before you start working today, you may want to think about the things on your to-do list that you have been avoiding. Give yourself a few minutes to reflect on why you have been procrastinating.

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and you would do this to yourself because......?

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On Vox: tips for surviving the heat

     View Sujatin’s BlogRebecca has a life/sanity-saving list of tips for keeping cool - both her own and a fantastic list from Garret Vreeland in New Mexico.  here in the UK it looks as though the weather is cooling and the humidity, which I found the most difficult to deal with, going down. Which means that the fan I ordered when I really needed it will arrive when I don't really need it. Fortunately the one I ordered for my  mother in law arrived yesterday - she's nearly 98 and moved south a few years ago, so is really feeling it.

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On Vox: my son - the football fan (not)

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Here's what his colleagues did to his desk while he was away on holiday with the children. That'll larn you to let everyone know so emphatically that you wanted the World Cup to be over!   
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a little miso soup for the soul

They say that laughter may lengthen your life - and it certainly makes the life you have feel lighter - so thanks to paperfrog for his Sayings of Zen Judaism :-)

which of your favourite comic book characters are buddhist?

Find out the religious affiliation of your favourite comic book hero/heroine here :-)

thanks, Lisa

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