I suppose to people like Musk, money is meaningless. I doubt he's ever had to earn a penny.

Hahaha. Definitely the latter!

At some point the men will stand up Men? Do you mean like this one? or these I think we're doomed:)

I know what you mean. I was in Puerto Vallarta in February, my flight to Mexico city was cancelled due to civil unrest so we were stuck there for an additional 5 days. I blogged about the year before that,

can he win a fifth? Who cares? If you hadn't mentioned NBA I wouldn't even have known who he was/is. I know, I know. I see very little, I live at the back.

Crikey, you're worse than I am. At least I'll settle for business class!

Yes, that's exactly what I'm talking about, the good old days—when having a different point of view didn't automatically make you a fascist or a Nazi; when people weren't constantly triggered by imagined

You'll be too young to remember this but Ken Livingston, when he was mayor of London, declared them to be 'rats with wings' and vowed to get rid of them from Trafalgar Square.

I love pigeons, though when I lived in the city one took up residence on my balcony and shit all over the place. I tried putting down cardboard but in the end I had to forcibly remove it...(.the pigeon,

Yeah, I know, no point in moaning, practice gratitude, but still, life was a helluvalot better in the old days:)

I might just try that meself!:)

I'd lose that cat...pronto!:)

I haven't got a rain gauge but even without one I can tell you that it hasn't rained for at least two months, which is practically unheard of here. Everything's almost dead, including myself:)

When I was about sixteen, I worked in Germany as a waitress, Zimmermädchen and dishwasher. For years afterwards, whenever my father introduced me to someone, he'd embarrass me by saying, "This is

Dissatisfied with her maid's cleaning, the lady of the house summons the girl. Running a finger across the top of a cabinet, she holds up her dust-covered finger for the maid to see, saying sternly, "I

Great job moving all that hay. I've shovelled a fair bit of hay in my time and it's no doddle.

No, no, a thousand times no. Absolutely no insects for me. I heard all of those sustainability arguments before when they were trying to get us to accept GMOs.

In Dublin, quite a few coffee shops display local artists' work on their walls, complete with price tags, and take a commission on anything that sells. Is there anything like that in your town or city?

That's humanity for you. When it comes to animals, we're anything but humane.

I stand corrected:)