@frisky9 The hardest thing in this world is to live in it. Life has a habit of throwing curve-balls at us - the trick is to find someone to talk to - we are here on Twitter and so are your gorgeous cats.
@frisky9 Hope the electrician is used to dealing with those ๐ธ๏ธ ๐ท๏ธ ๐ธ๏ธ Here on the Isle of Man theyโd down tools and refuse to come back until we had exterminatorโs certification that the area was safe! Luckily for us we donโt have such venomous spiders. Hope you got the power back.
@strategywoman Better safe, even if it is annoyingly to miss the Crimea Discussion. Always worry for you and the rest of Ukraine when I see the devastation on the news here. โค๏ธ
@justin_ng Heโs doing well for his age - still active and making sure you behave yourself. Next serious business matter - where are the Dreamies?! ๐
@strategywoman My oldest daughter said to me that destroying books is probably part of an attempt to eliminate the Ukrainian language and culture, thus demoralising the people and making the country lose its uniqueness and easier to take over!
@strategywoman In WWII Hltler and his Nazis burned all the books, as they saw them as dangerous - why is Putin emulating this, when he claims to anti-Nazi? Seeing too many copycatted things from this era ๐ข -
@Xenta777 Sounds like another evil ploy aimed at demoralising you all, as everyone rushes to the shelters and then, with the heat rising even higher because of the numbers of folk crammed in together hot weather, nothing happens. ๐ข Stand proud and strong brave Ukrainians, we are with you