The Attention Deficit Disorder Thread

Why am I suddenly craving corn.......with hot butter.

 

Because you have a well documented corn fetish.

 

My thread is back!

 

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:cat1: :cat1:

 

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This constant :cat1: posting of yours smells a bit of OCD, Jack....

 

Could be :thinking:

Yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I admit nothing.

 

Before your time @ phun, Jack was the only weird cat person around here.

 

He still is the only weird cat person. I'm the lovely cat person.

 

Yes, Yay instigated the whole goats, dumpsters, voodoo, PMS dragons.....it's like she made me talk about those things......OMG she's a witch!!!!!!!!!!

 

Sure.

 

Hey, I didn't come up with the goats!

 

<ahem>


:daisy:




:mrgreen:

 

Don't forget I can always find you and :spankme: you.

 

:shock:

 

deartax.

 

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Highgam Church, Gloucestershire.

The construction of the church began in 1849, and for the next three years, work on this project, together with ongoing work on the pinetum and gardens at Highnam Court, absorbed much of Thomas&#8217;s abundant energy, diverting his mind from grief. Tuesday 29 April 1851 was the date set for the consecration of the church. Nineteen guests had been invited to stay at Highnam Court on the previous night. When they had all gone to bed, &#8216;and the new church stood gaunt and silent under the moon&#8217;, Thomas Gambier Parry made his way here alone. He carried in his arms a bust of Isabella, made in Rome in 1844 by the sculptor W. Tweed. Thomas had instructed his architect, Henry Woodyer, to prepare a niche in the wall of the chapel on the south side of the chancel, and into this he now placed the bust of Isabella, which remains there undisturbed to this day. The church was, at last, complete. Thomas Gambier Parry recorded in his journal: &#8216;The greatest day in my life is over&#8230;"