Karmacat: To Infinity And Beyond!

taxi73

That sounds like a busy busy list...
Thursday sounds like the best day when you and wol have a chinwag..lol

ZTD

Karmacat wrote: »

Thinking of genealogy, I've just been typing out some of my mum's memories - the child of a cousin of mine has been asked to ask an older relative about their memories - and she came up with something she'd never told me - the milkcart stopped outside their house, and she took a jug, and her little sister took the money, and they had to buy some milk. The milkman had a churn and he dipped into it with a long handled ladle! I guess I assumed that once they got electricity, which they did when they moved into that house, then lots of other modern conveniences sort of magically appeared. I suppose it *is* convenient having a milkman turn up at your door - but still, taking a jug!

Well what would you take? Baskets only work in winter...

Karmacat

taxi73 wrote: »

That sounds like a busy busy list...
Thursday sounds like the best day when you and wol have a chinwag..lol

Its a whole week's worth, Taxi, don't worry - tho me and Wol have had a chat and we're not going to meet up now, courtesy of the fragility of my immune system one day, I'll get my life back - and then watch out, world! Till then, tho, I'm the wimp wot stays wussy....

Karmacat

ZTD wrote: »

Baskets only work in winter...

smart alec!

This was in the 1930s, and there were milk bottles in some areas by 1910 or so .... but I did find a picture online of a milkman with a horse and a little cart, with a milk churn - that must be what it was like I think I prefer my neatly packaged litres of soy milk!

ZTD

Karmacat wrote: »

smart alec!

This was in the 1930s, and there were milk bottles in some areas by 1910 or so .... but I did find a picture online of a milkman with a horse and a little cart, with a milk churn - that must be what it was like I think I prefer my neatly packaged litres of soy milk!

Ah, but there's no phytoestrogens in cow's milk...

Karmacat

There's probably human genes, tho, aren't there, as most soya that makes soy milk is grown in the US now?

Love that smiley, Z! I thought its tongue was waggling for a minute _pale_ :eek:

ZTD

Karmacat wrote: »

There's probably human genes, tho, aren't there, as most soya that makes soy milk is grown in the US now?

Is it? I'd be concerned about GM if that's the case.

Karmacat wrote: »

Love that smiley, Z! I thought its tongue was waggling for a minute _pale_ :eek:

And wishful thinking strikes back... :whistle:

Karmacat

GM ... my mind is rotting, thats the phrase.........

As for the wagging tongue ..... yep, I'm *really* bored with my lack of social life, virtual tongues are fine by me. Um, your "location" description is catching my eye: " language.... innuendo .... eroticism". Yep, that fits the bill!

ZTD

Karmacat wrote: »

GM ... my mind is rotting, thats the phrase.........

As for the wagging tongue ..... yep, I'm *really* bored with my lack of social life, virtual tongues are fine by me. Um, your "location" description is catching my eye: " language.... innuendo .... eroticism". Yep, that fits the bill!

I fit a number of areas. No bill tendered... :kisses3:

Karmacat

:kisses3: Thanks sweetie! I'm off for a cuppa tea and a DVD. And I'm lost for words again ... Bill, Ernie and Eric will have to do without us....

Have a good evening :beer: