Its reference in the book is ABBEY 5:1-97
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"... he leers fatly." has to be about the most hilariously funny way of leering I have ever heard of!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness for sisters like Abbey even if is is only a counterfeit sister. Talk about saving your bacon! Do you ever consider moving and not giving your marvelous entourage your new address? I'm just saying...
Hey Linda! I'd be lost without them! And yep, she's a honey. Indigo x
DeleteLove Abbey's ingenuity and although I find you delightful, it is possible I'm very glad I'm not your landlord.
ReplyDeleteHey Claudya! Abbey is a woman of talent, and a voice of sanity and female insight. No wonder she's going out with the lion and not me! By the way, it's lovely to see you here again! Indigo x
Delete"Badgers love Bergman, and don’t need the subtitles." What a delightfully descriptive line... says a lot about badgers. That said, you're fortunate the lovely Abbey was on hand to charm the landlord. (If I were you, I'd just switch houses with her for the time-being, what with the numbers being changed and all.) Enjoy the calamari!
ReplyDeleteHey Paula! I've known the badgers for many glorious years, and I'm only just getting a sense of what they can do. Though of course, they can always empty my fridge. Indigo x
Deletebless your heart, sugar, but that's a damn fine gal living next to you! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHey Savannah! She saves my neck on a regular basis! And smells lovely, too =) Indigo x
Delete"Ah yes, dinner last night was an enormous pizza; it must have been a day with a ‘Y’ in it". Quite possibly my new favourite line.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kato! And it's so useful, as I can exercise it regularly. Indigo x
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