Since we’ve got the whole Dorothy and Oz thing going on…I think kookicat needs to change her sig to “Kooki the Good Witch…” She is obviously the ‘good’ gal in this story. We all know who the real Wicked Witch is/was!!!
Besides I can’t get the earworm “Ding Dong the Witch is Dead” from the Wizard of Oz out of my head!!!
I keep hearing the phrase, “Are you a good witch, or a bad witch?” :lol:
If kooki changes it, then maybe my poor troubled mind will get some rest.
BTW kooki, kudoes to you for treating the child the way she should have been treating you. That Golden Rule thing doesn’t always work, but it’s better to take the high road the majority of the time.
Fortunately for little Miss Thang, she tangled with you and not me. I have been known to be rather, um, forceful when dealing with recalcitrant children.
But wait! Have you seen the Broadway musical Wicked??
It really turns the whole Good Witch/Wicked Witch concept on its head. Very entertaining, although I had an immediate urge to watch the movie again, to see if the plots dovetailed.
I just read somewhere that it’s being made into a movie. I already want to buy tickets!
I adore Wicked! I saw it in London for my birthday a couple of years ago. Ooh, that gives me another idea…
A magic wand? A trap door? A vat of green paint? :lol:
Ahh. New Sig. Love it!!
trolls
there was a troll in “Billy Goat Gruff” or whatever that child’s story was, with the troll under the bridge, but the goats were going over the bridge, not KookiCat’s horses.
and Alice where was she from? She went a lot of places (down the rabbit hole, onepill made her larger, and one pill made her small and I think she tripped a little with the hooka that the caterpillar had, but I cannot remember where she was from, England, Scotland, did she get gob-slappeded by Thomas?)
We’ll see if the bad kid (not related to Billy Goat Gruff) goes back into KookiCat’s pasture.
I missed all that fighting between midnight and 3am::sadsmile:
As for the bad kid, “off with her head”.
[QUOTE=Midge;3380509]
I got the connection!! Judy Garland also played in National Velvet!! Oh…uh…nevermind…[/QUOTE]
You are mistaken. Miss Garland was in National Velveeta.
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Nope, but there’s an evil Queen of Cards. The Queen of Hearts, to be exact. Now was Lewis Carrol being ironic, using hearts to portray a wicked woman? Oh the conundrum! 
Dorothy was from Kansas, not GB. So I’m not quite sure how fakinated got that little tidbit confused.
Kookie, love the new siggy line. What I want to know, what kind of cheese? Swiss, Muenster, Cheddar, or Limburger? :D[/QUOTE]
Borrowing from the famous eventing thread of earlier this spring…what about SOFT cheese? Oh, what a tangled (cheesy) web we weave…
If I were fascinating I would suggest Caerfilly cheese. With a toast to the Welch.
National Velveeta----snork!!!:lol::lol::lol:
thank you very much. The world needs more equestrian/cheese puns.
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You are mistaken. Miss Garland was in National Velveeta.[/QUOTE]
:lol::lol::lol:
“National Velveeta - The Cheesiest Horse Movie You’ve Never Seen”
Oh, the possibilities…
Update time again.
My fence is back up fully and working. I left it switched on this time so if she decides to come back she’ll get a surprise.
SO says that while she did chat a little to the boys, most of the time she used it as a way to slip a rude remark or insult in. 
He also said that by the time the fence was finished, she seemed to be getting on a lot better with them.
SO said she asked to use the bathroom again, and he/gran took her to the same one as yesterday. It’s one we don’t use much- the seat is always cold, the room attracts spiders, and it really needs a fresh coat of paint! :o 
(does that make me a bad person? :winkgrin:
Still no word on her social worker, or from her mom. Grandad is still ill- not worse, but not better either.
As far as I can tell, her mom had a one night stand, so daddy could be anywhere but isn’t in the picture. I’m sure I’ve missed something, but I can’t think of it right now.
Can you put National Velveeta on a Seabiscuit?
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
First of all I am proud of kookikat, she is a credit to “daft and dewey eyed dopes” the world over:yes:
Sorry to be so slow to check in. In a meeting with my alters, and you know who, it was impressed upon me that you warm and fuzzy females are used to being spoon fed. I have been taught to use the little face thingys to alert people:o.
Perhaps this will help:
Dorothy is a British:lol: child from Kansas
Wicked Witch Of The Cotswald:lol:
I will also avoid assumptions. I assumed a person from England was aware that Cotswald was a variety of cheese:no:
Last but not least I will accept the reality that some people realy do say things about other people that they would not say to them:no:
Anyway good luck to the entire cast “across the pond” There is a line from “Mending Wall” (WHICH IS A POEM BY ROBERT FROST(a poet)) which goes “before I built a wall I would ask to know what I was walling in or walling out, and to whom I was like to give offense” A wall is a type of fence made from rocks.
facinated, you’ve been sniffing the blue cheese again, haven’t you? Tsk tsk…
Oh Boy, here we go again! Time to get the popcorn and open a beer!
OOPS sorry! “Daft and dewey eyed dopes” comes from the musical “Mary Poppins” also British.
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