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‘Don’t touch my pocket!’ South African passengers say airlines must pay for
reducing their carbon footprint, not them
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Understanding travellers’ willingness to pay for green travel could help
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I asked my Mum the other day if there was anything I could bring on Christmas Day. She said it would be good if I got there early to rearrange the chairs.
Which I'm trying very hard not to read as a less than ringing endorsement of my bikkie baking skills.
That's American food on that plate all right. My innards are shrivelling just looking at it.
Cup Week seems to usher in the onset of Christmas nowadays. Time now goes into a rapid downhill skid of work deadlines, present buying, Christmas parties and stress. I love Boxing Day.
Oh yes, Ms Tartan. Processed "meat", in-flight crackers and radioactive cheese.
You''ll notice the kitteh hasn't touched it. I once called the vet in a panic when I saw Madam snuffling around in the snail bait (this was in the tortoiseshells' brief 'inside/outside cat' period) and the vet said 'Don't worry, they're extremely careful about what they eat. Cats are very smart. It's dogs you have to worry about.'
You don't have to prepare a bottle of sparkling white or a barbecue-suitable cabsav.
Therefore drinking superior to eating, QED.
DD, I have always believed this myself. My idea of going on a diet is drinking a lot of champagne, which makes me not feel like eating. It kills a number of birds with one flute.
One flute? You can do better than that.
And a champagne diet is a valid diet. It's not what "nutritionists" or "doctors" would recommend, but it's a diet nonetheless.
Is it still a diet if its your steady diet, or is that a staple diet. Or am I making this up? My only problem is that the children don't drink champagne, and may expect presents.
Tyaakian
DD, I meant 'one glass' rather than 'one glassful'. I refer you to James Thurber's essay about grammar, Miss Groby, and the Container for the Thing Contained.
'My only problem is that the children don't drink champagne, and may expect presents.'
Well you haven't trained them properly, obvs. I am reminded (as I so often am) of a line of Fran Lebovitz's: 'Children, even when freshly washed and relieved of all obvious confections, tend to be sticky. One can only assume that this has something to do with not smoking enough.'
A cheese platter or a lolcat? I guess the latter will be cheaper.
(Btw, Lulu has chomped on rodent bait and lived to tell the tale. Foolhardy rather than smart?)
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