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The Gruntled Thread - Snapdad - 06-07-2010 07:42 PM
I do find that the process of grinding coffee beans and preparing the beverage, along with its' nascent traits filling the room and soon my palette gives me great comfort. It helps the gruntled process along during the early moments of consciousness.
Share the things that make you gruntled.
RE: The Gruntled Thread - Brutus - 06-07-2010 07:52 PM
Gruntled....that's good stuff right? Self-shucked oysters. Smoked Salmon. Lobsters and corn cooked in the same pot. On a beach in Cape Breton. A good wine, woman and music. And the alarm just went off. It's 4:20....That's a start..
RE: The Gruntled Thread - Snapdad - 06-07-2010 09:34 PM
A fine one at that.
RE: The Gruntled Thread - nettiesaur - 06-08-2010 02:32 PM
Finding out that I can take a week long vacation out of town this Summer on the pretense of taking a class....I thought I'd be stuck here the whole time.
RE: The Gruntled Thread - Mufasa - 06-08-2010 03:41 PM
The love of my daughters... (and that green-eyed blond that lives with me)
Anything that moves me - Art, Music, Literature, Poetry ... no matter what it may be.
The sound of waves on a shoreline.
Storms seen from a distance, and the change in temperature as the front moves over you.
Fresh seafood... Period.
The trust that my friends have for me.
Diving deeper into turn three - exiting with the rear tire trying to escape, and the front tire lifted... knowing that you just stuffed the best rider in your division right in front of his cheering section.
The knowledge that no matter what may come - I gave it all I had.
RE: The Gruntled Thread - Bageleth - 06-09-2010 09:22 AM
- the sound of my children laughing (because it means they are happy......and they aren't arguing)
-sitting outside on the patio, having coffee with my husby, watching the sun rise, and hearing the sounds of the world waking up
-the sound of rain at night when I'm going to sleep
-seeing movies at the drive-in
-spending time with my favorite grandma
-road trips
-being a trustworthy person
-scrapbooking
-I love that my kids still like to be with me, even when we're out in public (and I really try to not embarrass them)
RE: The Gruntled Thread - Neilbubbachuck - 06-09-2010 11:06 PM
(06-08-2010 03:41 PM)Mufasa Wrote: The love of my daughters... (and that green-eyed blond that lives with me)
Anything that moves me - Art, Music, Literature, Poetry ... no matter what it may be.
The sound of waves on a shoreline.
Storms seen from a distance, and the change in temperature as the front moves over you.
Fresh seafood... Period.
The trust that my friends have for me.
Diving deeper into turn three - exiting with the rear tire trying to escape, and the front tire lifted... knowing that you just stuffed the best rider in your division right in front of his cheering section.
The knowledge that no matter what may come - I gave it all I had.
bbbrrrrrrrraaaaaaappppp!!!!!
Siesta Key beach Sarasota at a sunday night drum circle, just as the sun begins to set we begin hitting things.
Teaching a girl how to ride my Harley Fat Boy on the beach at 3am and getting nailed by the cops. It was worth it though hahaha.
Cayuga lake on my beach, and by the campfire alseep on a creaky wooden swing.
The Maje.....my person like shepherd Major.
Spending time with my best friends children and watching them grow into two of the finest people that I know. Thier dad passed.
Getting away and seeing things brand new for the first time. Life is good.
RE: The Gruntled Thread - Entre Nous - 06-10-2010 02:34 PM
Wind in my ears...as my horse sprints up an abandoned logging road through old growth forest...as the sailboat heels over to the brink of rounding up...on a motorcycle going anywhere.
Cats purring.
Candlelight.
Hours passing unnoticed, finishing a great book that I was only going to begin. Ghost Rider was one of those.
RE: The Gruntled Thread - ePhilosopher9 - 06-10-2010 02:50 PM
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Wind in my ears...as my horse sprints up an abandoned logging road through old growth forest...as the sailboat heels over to the brink of rounding up...on a motorcycle going anywhere.
Cats purring.
Candlelight.
Hours passing unnoticed, finishing a great book that I was only going to begin. Ghost Rider was one of those.
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Speculation brings me to this tense moment. For my self has forgotten where it was and my soul had forgotten myself, simply my solitude and your simple solidity of species eluminates my plankton photeaux, so, gotta geaux.
only a drop on a sugarcube infused with the absinthe, lit spirit commences. drip. pe plockpeacock life squirts and dribbles. What evey Grill and Bar needs is a good driggle glass.
From the back of the magazine, there it was, next to the Doogie X-Ray Seeing iGlasses!
Confundamundeaux! betwixted bottle and withered, i bewiltered over to the saunty ladies sandaling, and with of a dropped thing, i dropped my eye to the sandy dandles and sauntered dandily over to the sand and sang dandelion don't tell no lies.
I would love to do my dolphin call to you, then hear kraakeling like a henwey? What's a henway , you ask?
The usual supricks...so, ah, what's a henway?
So vhat's a Henhouse?
Oil, vey?
Owa tago ose iam
repeat after me OWA TA GOO SIAM
Oh water goose I Aint
Oh What A Goof
I'm A Saint! Oh What a Goof, SIAM!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7F_PTz9qKdI&NR=1
i'm gruntled alright.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7F_PTz9qKdI&NR=1
(06-07-2010 07:52 PM)Brutus Wrote: Gruntled....that's good stuff right? Self-shucked oysters.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OKAPISPoq0
Smoked Salmon. Lobsters and corn cooked in the same pot. On a beach in Cape Breton. A good wine, woman and music. And the alarm just went off. It's 4:20....That's a start..
And Ferrigno bought my house.
RE: The Gruntled Thread - Snapdad - 06-10-2010 06:18 PM
ePhilosopher9 Wrote:And Ferrigno bought my house.
Hey, it wasn't easy selling his old one. Consider yourself blessed.