What do your slippers say about you?
posted by Carey @ 2/24/2006 09:12:00 AM
28 comments
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Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in Your sight, O LORD, my Rock and my Redeemer. (Psalm 19:14, ESV)
24 February 2006
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28 Comments:
They do look warm.
They say 'I am a Five-point Cutist'.
God Bless
Matthew
Haha
Did you shoot a leopard for those slippers, Carey! Oh, may be you just slapped him on his hind quarters and skinned him.
Mine say that a life in a minimal security prison and I get my clothes at a place where they can't count.
I.E. Cadet Issue.
They're three sizes to small.
Yes, Consecrated, I shot a leopard for those slippers... right in the hindquarters! *grins*
Seriously, I have skinned animals before. My little brother, a Boy Scout, brought back a western diamond-back rattlesnake and a copper head snake from a campout. (They were already pre-dead, courtesy of my little Tarzan.) Jeremy is too squeamish, so I skinned both snakes for him and treated the hides. The rattlesnake was pretty mangled, but the copperhead skin turned out beautifully. But then Jer left the skin outside and it was ruined in the rain. I was so upset.
Poor Jason!
Lol, consecrated, how funny and wit of you!
Those are some serious slippers there Carey! They look cozy!
Yes, I wouldn't be surprised to hear you skinned an animal. The closest I've come is in my kitchen, skinning a chicken before I cook it. I kind of enjoy ripping its skin off.
*laughs* That souds a little sadistic.
I had hoped to trigger a similar reaction from you. But hey, remember this: Fat is the enemy here.
Haha... hey, Consecrated, do you mind me asking what your real name is?
I was waiting for someone to ask. Matthew never did, so you beat him to it. First I'll give you the opportunity to come up with a few names. What do you think my name is?
Quennell, Quasar, Gaerwan, Baeddan...
[Yes, those are real names!]
Consecrated, as you have not given out your name so far, I assume you have a reason for not sharing it. I do not want to pry. It would be nice to know, if you did not mind.
Every Blessing in Christ
Matthew
Is it Rumpelstiltskin?
Oh, my my. How did you guess Matthew. I am rolling on the floor with laughter. Rumpelstilskin. I still remember that story from childhood. You out did Carey with those funny names.
Oh, I just want to laugh out really loud now. I am laughing uncontrollably. Will get back to you. This is hilarious.
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Carey: I have answered your question.
Matthew: So were curious all this time, but your English manners kept you from putting the question to me point blank?
You answered my question? Where? *taps fingers*
Up to you to find out.
*rolls eyes*
So did you or did you not find out?
Carey, I am going to bed now. Talk to you tomorrow hopefully.
Love.
Leila
Leila! I did see your name... where was it... thanks for answering!
I am always uncomfortable asking people personal questions.
God Bless
Matthew
Asking someone their name is not necessarily a personal question. At least not to me, but I'm not shy about asking questions.
I understand your position Matthew. Sometimes I don't like to impose either, but then I have repeatedly noticed that people want to feel loved. And sometimes just by asking a simple question, you'd be amazed at the response you get. I myself have to learn that lesson too. Thank God for people like Carey who have an ability to break the barriers and get to the point and ask the difficult questions which people like you and me find it difficult to do.
Aww... now I feel all warm and fuzzy.
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