For those of you thinking I've finally lost it (and I probably have), that's a Thrush. Geddit? Because these childcare-free days and nights honestly didn't seem long enough, you know, without my BFF turning up to hang out. Again.
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
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For those of you thinking I've finally lost it (and I probably have), that's a Thrush. Geddit? Because these childcare-free days and nights honestly didn't seem long enough, you know, without my BFF turning up to hang out. Again.
Me and my shadow
For those of you thinking I've finally lost it (and I probably have), that's a Thrush. Geddit? Because these childcare-free days and nights honestly didn't seem long enough, you know, without my BFF turning up to hang out. Again.
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oh no poor you - lots of sympathy to you and your lady bits x
ReplyDeleteWho'd be a woman!! Feel for you.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome - I had no idea what you were talking about with the "thrush" till I read the comments. It must be English slang for your monthly bill? Your Aunt Fannie who came to visit? (That's about all I know.) I'll have to add "thrush" to the list - but what's the context - "Look at the lovely thrush in that bush?" (sorry - I'll understand if I'm blocked from commenting.)
ReplyDelete@Oh no, Sister, nothing as ordinary as that! It means a yeast infection. But thrush sounds slightly less awful :)
ReplyDeleteWell, duh! Over here thrush is a yeasty mouth, I just didn't put that together. Would this be a good time to say sorry your good girl's gone "pete tong?" (Learned that from Skippedydoodah.)
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