The Isolated Blurt BDSM Thread

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nymphee said:
I only have one Tetly tea bag left, no money to by more, and a whole month before I go back to England. Any suggestions?!

I don't know how to help. Perhaps a sign by the side of the road saying "will work for tea bags?"

Maybe a laugh would help?

When I was preschool age, one of my favorite things to do was make tea for my dollies and me.

It was made out of food coloring (which I was fascinated with at the time,) warm water and sacarine (sp?) before it was taken off the market. I think it might be back on now but anyway, I loved it better than sugar. The only problem was that the poor dollies couldn't seem to drink theirs. That was happily solved by me helping them out.

LOL.

Fury :rose:
 
Ebonyfire said:
I had a cookie, just one cookie, and instead of eating it myself, I gave to my grandson instead. Now that's love!

Ebony [The Mother Theresa of grandmadommes...lol]

Awww! Good job!

I have always wanted to bake cookies with my grandkids. Didn't really think I wanted to get married and have kids but I always wanted to be a grandmother.

*smiles*

Fury :rose:
 
FurryFury said:
Awww! Good job!

I have always wanted to bake cookies with my grandkids. Didn't really think I wanted to get married and have kids but I always wanted to be a grandmother.

*smiles*

Fury :rose:

Well some of us didn't bother to get married to have our kids, lol!
 
FurryFury said:
Awww! Good job!

I have always wanted to bake cookies with my grandkids. Didn't really think I wanted to get married and have kids but I always wanted to be a grandmother.

*smiles*

Fury :rose:

Moi bake? MY daughter does the baking around here. To tell the truth since I support everyone, I do as little as possible. It works, lol.
 
FurryFury said:
I don't know how to help. Perhaps a sign by the side of the road saying "will work for tea bags?"

Maybe a laugh would help?

When I was preschool age, one of my favorite things to do was make tea for my dollies and me.

It was made out of food coloring (which I was fascinated with at the time,) warm water and sacarine (sp?) before it was taken off the market. I think it might be back on now but anyway, I loved it better than sugar. The only problem was that the poor dollies couldn't seem to drink theirs. That was happily solved by me helping them out.

LOL.

Fury :rose:

Interesting advice lol!

The french don't really do tea, that's the problem. Thanks for your help though!
 
nymphee said:
I only have one Tetly tea bag left, no money to by more, and a whole month before I go back to England. Any suggestions?!
Go onto Tesco/Sainsburys/Asda online see if they deliver that far :D
Failing that I can pop some in an envelope for you :cathappy:
 
subtleone said:
Go onto Tesco/Sainsburys/Asda online see if they deliver that far :D
Failing that I can pop some in an envelope for you :cathappy:

That's so sweet of you!

It's ok, I just remembered that I have a tin of Marriage Freres tea that I bought as a Chritmas pressie. I will tuck into that and buy another tin before Christmas.
 
nymphee said:
That's so sweet of you!

It's ok, I just remembered that I have a tin of Marriage Freres tea that I bought as a Chritmas pressie. I will tuck into that and buy another tin before Christmas.
Phew! Major English crisis averted - never heard of Marriage Freres is it as good as Tetley? *giggles* we're so highbrow you know!!!!
 
Sprinkles22 said:
Good luck to you ... so far no one is taking me up on my offered ass :rolleyes:

You know I always take you up whether you offer your ass or not. :devil:
 
Ebonyfire said:
Moi bake? MY daughter does the baking around here. To tell the truth since I support everyone, I do as little as possible. It works, lol.

I used to bake when I was a stay at home mother and before on occasion. I love the smell of fresh baking goods. After a while I started ordering sour dough from San Fran every year but when I was less financially able I made raisin orange bread for folks for Christmas or Holidays.

Fury :rose:

Sprinkles22 said:
Good luck to you ... so far no one is taking me up on my offered ass :rolleyes:

Me either . . . but he knows he can. I guess that's what matters really.

Fury :rose:

nymphee said:
Interesting advice lol!

The french don't really do tea, that's the problem. Thanks for your help though!

*curtsies*

Fury :rose:

@}-}rebecca---- said:
nails my hands to the desk time again......

Bad habit that. I'd really like to know why that keeps happening.

*HUGS*

Fury :rose:
 
subtleone said:
Phew! Major English crisis averted - never heard of Marriage Freres is it as good as Tetley? *giggles* we're so highbrow you know!!!!

Marriage Freres tea is in the same league as Fortum and Mason's!
 
*Joins Miss Rebecca in nailing her hands to the desk...*

*Gets vaugely annoyed that there are persons to whom she'd like to send a polite note, who do not have their PM thingies turned on*

*Goes back to work.*
 
Ebonyfire said:
Having blood drawn first thing Saturday morning is torture!
Perhaps... but DRAWING blood first thing Saturday morning is pleasu... uh... errrr... uhhhh... torture! Yeah! That's torture too! :D
 
Sprinkles22 said:
Good luck to you ... so far no one is taking me up on my offered ass :rolleyes:
*PERK*
Offered ass? Where and when baby? ? ?

Come to Atlanta January 6th, at 1763 and see how long that offer goes un-accepted!
 
Evil_Geoff said:
*PERK*
Offered ass? Where and when baby? ? ?

Come to Atlanta January 6th, at 1763 and see how long that offer goes un-accepted!
I seriously considered the invite to the club from the thread you posted ... but my Master can't make it with me, and I will not go alone.
 
Sprinkles22 said:
ouchie ... that just sounds SO painful .... how wonderful *WEG*
It's just fine I have good help .........saves on putting out fires later as well.

Damn I am efficient.
 
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