Sudoku Puzzles

It would have to be grand size for me to fit

....but I can still jump pages

GMo - I am hoping to get over to your neck of the woods (sort of) sometime in the not-too-distant future for a self-guided bike tour of Bordeau. I'm trying to coordinate it with two other people, so that's making it difficult. Hoping for early fall.

I think I out grew my onsies a few years back. Although I have seen that feature on some women's blouses in a catalog, I have not tried them.

Oh well everyone else seems to still be on page 3

2:56 Distracted. Hi to all.

Thought for the Day:

My accent has gone astray...

Great Jane I'm just under 2 hours from Bordeaux

Karen - I like your spelling: "onsies". Since you live in a clothing-optional climate, they can quickly convert of "offsies"

Accentless Andre is all awry

I kept refreshing page three, then realized we have moved on.

in Britain they're called nappies, in France, they're called couches - they're all made by Pampers! Ok need to get my kids from school - they're out of Pampers now, thank goodness, now they just pollute the environment with my car fumes!

andr é - I wish I could say that's all that's gone astray for me. I don't seam to bee abel to spell tooday. today.

Don't know about offsies Jane I have always found those all in one things like dungarees extremely slow when one is in a hurry - if you get my drift

I must have stressed vowels...so much for polytonic orphography.

oar construct propur sentences.

Jill, I think our one piece cute outfits turned into girdles and body suits to keep body parts in place.

That's half the beauty of them Jane. When you put them on a toddling child, they can't get them off. Thus they can not remove their diaper at inoportune moments.

Jane, you will bike on down this way too I hope! I'm just two hours from Mo.(in a car!)

Sorry. I must leave this stimulating conversation to prepare lunch. Chow, everyone!

streesed vowels are probably preferable to stressed bowels

ItsokayI'vepulledmyselftogether...

I have given up on trying to spell that word.

I may have to look up dungarees to know what that statement means.

My morning expedience has worn off and now I seem to be a page or at least 6 comments behind.

Dungarees are those pants/trousers that have a bib and straps over the shoulders - I dodn't know what you foreigners call them!

overalls

I am still ooohhhing and aaahhhing over my delivery. I love it when the Fedex and what is that other mail carrier, makes deliveries.

Jill - overalls here have long sleeves and cover everything hence the name 'overall'

OHhh!

Not that I am behind, but what Jill said, overalls. Love little one in those too, the criss cross in the back makes for easy carrying of child.

Also, easier to catch them when they are running off.

If I remember correctly Jethro Clampett always wore them but it could have been Pa Clampett

A teacher was reading the story of the Three Little Pigs to her class. She came to the part of the story where first pig was trying to gather building materials for his home. She read, "And so the pig went up to the man with the wheelbarrow full of straw and said, 'Pardon me sir, may I have More...

That was for Shosho.

My body keeps having these weird sensations of wanting to get up and do something. Then I get up and realize I should not move.
Again, my many thanks to Jane.

Mo, I will forever maintain that those Puritans who left England on the Mayflower forgot to pack a dictionary...

Seems there was a post stopper. Now what shall we discuss?

em, er, not quite sure how to follow a onsie, dungaree, overall discussion...

hehehe--always Fiona--Food!

ok, just read the news and see a charming young lady has been sentenced to three years in jail for biting a chunk out of her man's tongue...

sort of food related isn't it?

I have over stressed my two brain cells and finally remembered a word I was looking for. Coveralls, those cover everything and are bulking and I really do not like washing my hubby's.