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Look at those greens, I wish I could sleep in them.

19 July 20061 min read

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  1. Deb20 July 2006
    I know what you mean about those greens. I don't know if Lunesta - a prescription sleep drug - is advertised on TV where you live but I always admire the Luna Moth and those beautiful green sheets on the bed. So restful.
  2. Claire20 July 2006
    It was definitely getting towards bedtime when I wrote that LOL. I don't think we are allowed to have advertising of perscrition drugs, so I've never seen that one ;-) Cheers Claire
  3. Melly24 July 2006
    My man does the bulk of the housework too! I have taken back a good deal of it too, but when the weekend comes, I slack.
  4. Claire24 July 2006
    Hi Melly, I'm not tood good at the tedious stuff, but I am also keen to do my fair share :-) I like that I can be on top of this fairly simply by doing it everyday, it is almost like I'm not doing anything at all, it just happens. Cheers claire
  5. Lisa Hunter24 July 2006
    Your title reminded me of an art student I knew in college. One day, at her easel, she turned to me and said, "I love paint. I would eat it if I could."

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