Really, REALLY cruel ones, though. Unless of course you stop people just before they fall two storeys. But where's the fun in that? *g*

I like to feel my spices are watching me whilst I cook. :)

Hah! Yes.

Yes, that's a good way to describe it. I mean, most of the UK is quite green (because of all the rain, dammit), but here the architecture often fits well with the greenery, too. One of the reasons I moved here - it's just... softer than London.

Oh goodness yes. That's us being quite restrained, actually. *g* I swear the damn things grow, like bindweed.

Heh. I'll have you know, I grew up in London! ;)

Excellent! It's a fun meme. It seems summery, somehow, to me... I guess maybe because it's got everyone up and doing stuff. *shrugs*

Lemon drizzle cake. It was loooooooovely. I made one for work (because someone there has very kindly been giving me a lift home for the past week or so, and she likes lemon drizzle cake). I was going to bring a slice home for A, but there was nothing left but crumbs by the end of the day - so this evening I made a second one, for him and me. *g*

I know - you wouldn't think a wall would be a thing to admire, would you? :)

Yeah, I was startled when I saw those apples today. I'm not convinced they're edible, though - they're really tiny. It's hard to tell from the picture, but they're about the size of golfballs. But they look pretty. :)

*blinks, looks at photo with new eyes*

Haha! No, actually, it's a small moose. It's on top of this revolting drink thing from Ikea, and... I like your goa'uld idea better. *g*

(Got your email. Will email you tomorrow, but mainly it'll say "Yay!" and "Any of those days!")

I'm glad peepl appresheeate my artistriy. :D

Lemon cake was indeed yummy. Mmmmmmmm. *eats half of it immediately*