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Caturday Morning Open Thread
Hello and welcome to the last weekend of September. One quarter of 2026 left to go. Yeeps.
Saturday, September 26, 2026
Friday, September 25, 2026
Fur Face Friday
Hello and welcome to Fur Face Friday, where we soothe the savage breast with only slightly savage beasts. Last week’s precious little monsters made perfectly reasonable demands on us. This week they enjoyed the good life they deserve. Like Kiltedpadre’s Cornbread, who turned nine and had donuts!
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Friday Morning Open Thread
Happy Friday!
Thursday, September 24, 2026
Thursday evening open thread
The headache has been dealt with (drugs are good!), but it was a quiet day, all told.
How about everybody else?
Blaurgh!Talk
Yup, we're getting closer to another week's end and we've probably had quite enough of our joy snatched by now. Go on ahead and blaurgh about it.
Thursday Morning Open Thread.
It was one little section in one store, but it definitely had snow frosted red and green decorations. I'll give them December and a big chunk of November but let us have a spooky season.
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Wednesday morning open thread
It's supposed to be sunny and cool today, so maybe it's a good day to put more plants in the ground before it gets much colder. I've got about 14 more plants the should go in the ground before winter. We'll see.
Today is the day of the hearing about the latest laneway house; I won't be attending. There is a letter from their next door neighbours who are objecting to the size of the build, and I'm have some schadenfreude; it's all well and good when THEY want to put a laneway house in the the backyard, but when it comes to the property next door, and there will be people being able to see into their kid's bedroom, well that's DIFFERENT, donchya know!
How about everybody else?
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