Fruit flies failing
Jul. 22nd, 2008 02:47 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ailbheI seem to have created a less convivial environment for them, or something, so they are choosing to leave of their own accord. Don't let the door hit you on the way out, etc.
I've done a fair bit of housework today but it's almost all the invisible sort, not massive obvious cleaning a whole room stuff. I've put laundry away, and washed laundry, and hung it out to dry; I've washed plastic dishes and lunchboxes and bottles; I've cleaned the draining board and covered it in stuff again; I've cleaned down the kitchen counters and covered those in stuff; I've been trying to get the dishwasher clean, too. I think we might need to have it serviced somehow because I think if it goes on as it has been it will become unreliable and unwell.
Linnea's Best Boy Friend is over again.
Oh - Linneaisms - she says, in tones so pathetic that my very heart is wrung (though not my wallet): "Alison's children have maspensive toys. I have no maspensive toys because I am only four. You have to be a least five to have maspensive toys."
I'm not sure what she thinks maspensive means but certainly she has been refused toys on the grounds that they are too expensive. I wonder do Alison's children have something specific she has been refused on those grounds? Or is she just cobbling logic together from available parts to try to make sense of the world?
I've done a fair bit of housework today but it's almost all the invisible sort, not massive obvious cleaning a whole room stuff. I've put laundry away, and washed laundry, and hung it out to dry; I've washed plastic dishes and lunchboxes and bottles; I've cleaned the draining board and covered it in stuff again; I've cleaned down the kitchen counters and covered those in stuff; I've been trying to get the dishwasher clean, too. I think we might need to have it serviced somehow because I think if it goes on as it has been it will become unreliable and unwell.
Linnea's Best Boy Friend is over again.
Oh - Linneaisms - she says, in tones so pathetic that my very heart is wrung (though not my wallet): "Alison's children have maspensive toys. I have no maspensive toys because I am only four. You have to be a least five to have maspensive toys."
I'm not sure what she thinks maspensive means but certainly she has been refused toys on the grounds that they are too expensive. I wonder do Alison's children have something specific she has been refused on those grounds? Or is she just cobbling logic together from available parts to try to make sense of the world?