Hello Kitten

Gopher · Sep 14 06 01:28

Silly? Surely you mean petty!

kitten · Sep 14 06 11:06

People like that seem to think the service is about their importance, not hers. I attribute that attitude to a lack of kindness in their hearts. If that is their biggest concern, they aren't grieving all that much, are they?

Gopher · Sep 15 06 12:03

Yes,and such ostentatious non-grief grieves me intensely.

kitten · Sep 15 06 12:40

They will put in an appearance for the sake of being seen, and then depart. The ones that truly loved her and are grieving will pay little attention to them, so don't worry about it. The others really don't matter.

Gopher · Sep 16 06 11:20

Yes, they're insignificant.

By the way, what luck are you having with your fridge?

kitten · Sep 16 06 12:31

The fridge is working well for now, but I don't trust that stripping around the freezer to hold on for long. The good thing about the fridge is that it is larger than the other one.

Gopher · Sep 17 06 11:25

Stop stripping around the freezer, it's going to turn cold before too much longer! - And we can't have your assets being prematurely frozen.

kitten · Sep 17 06 11:26

What will I do for a hobby, then? And cold gives my goosebumps exercise.

Gopher · Sep 17 06 11:28

Strip in front of a warm fire. And, for a hobby: count your foibles.

kitten · Sep 17 06 11:31

Okay, they are both counted. Now what?

Gopher · Sep 17 06 11:37

Do you really only have2 foibles? I would have imagined that a woman of your V A S T experience would have acquired enough to spend your time counting them through at least another ten winters.

kitten · Sep 17 06 11:41

I was never much for collecting foibles. Too hard to pack when one moves. They keep sliding out of the containers. I just kept two for sentimental value.

Gopher · Sep 17 06 11:42

Oh I see, very wise of you. You could, of course, have put the rest of them on show and charged a nice price for all who wanted to look at them.

kitten · Sep 17 06 11:43

They were much too personal for that. I just shredded them and used them for fire starter.

Gopher · Sep 17 06 11:45

Shreded? I had the idea that they were hard and that it would probably need a sledge-hammer to destroy them beyond recognition .However, I'll take your word for it - but truly speaking, I have never before heard of anyone shredding their foibles (unless they'd first written them down in a diary).