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Fri Apr 08, 2005 4:14 pm  |
Yes I know this is insane!!!!
I read this daft feng shui book about where to position your office funiture so I put it into practice in the boyfriends home office - I never liked the fact that he had his back to the door when he was sat at his desk, so after lots of sulking and protesting (why do men always do this !!! I swear everything has to be the same and they love routine and consistency  ).
So I sorted out his office and it worked - the trades started flowing in a lot better than before. So what has this to do with the frogs????
Well I also put a pair of ceramic frogs at the front door as they attract wealth into the house - this was all last year and ...it worked!!!! Our finances picked up and work became enjoyable instead of a chore 
Then this equinox we keep seeing frogs around the pond in the garden - we have never had frogs!
So his mother saw all this and has taken it as some sort of mystical sign and every time she comes to see us we get more pot frogs, we have them in his office, in the front room, in the bloody super loo (our pet name for the toilet) - apparently if we forget to put the toilet seat down the frog won't let the money flow out???
So we should be rich by this time nexr year 
I think it's because my father in law wants a caravan that we keep getting all these frogs!!!
Now don't even get me started on 50 year old men and caravans!!!! |
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Fri Apr 08, 2005 4:50 pm |
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Fri Apr 08, 2005 5:07 pm |
That is hilarious. If it works, go for it! You can never have too many frogs!
Definately encourage them to get a caravan! My parents have a caravan/rv/bus and love it. They have been driving it all over north america for nearly 10 years. Two years ago we rode our motorcycle up to Inuvik, above the Arctic Circle in Canada, and my parents followed us in their bus as a support vehicle. We had planned on camping but it was so much nicer to sleep on the pull-out couch. We felt like rock stars being followed into rv parks by this thing. We had hoped to do another trip this way but they thought we were having all the fun and right after the trip bought motorcycles. Last year the four of us did a motorcycle trip on Vancouver Island. It was fun but I missed the rv - and Mom's cooking! Now they drive the bus and tow a minivan with 2 motorcycles stuffed inside.
Here are my husband and Mom relaxing on the side of the road after lunch, our motorcycle in the background. And here's a shot of the bus in Alberta with the minivan behind it.
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Fri Apr 08, 2005 6:00 pm |
That's hilarious, Rosebud!!!!
FreeFall - I've spent alot of time up North - but motorcycling to Inuvik - *WOW* Holy Smokes - that's something else! I was in Nunavut last February..where was your starting point for your trip - that's wild - and **great** pictures!!
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Fri Apr 08, 2005 8:56 pm |
| I'm still laffin' about the frogs.... |
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Fri Apr 08, 2005 10:49 pm |
| Pudoodles - We shipped our motorcycle from Florida to Calgary and started from my parents' place in Cochrane. It was a great trip. The ride up the Dempster Hwy from Dawson City to Inuvik was nearly 500 miles of dirt road each way. What's amazing is that it was 28 degrees in Inuvik, 24 in Vancouver! We rode over to Alaska too, but just Skagway. We'd like to do a longer Alaska trip. |
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Sat Apr 09, 2005 2:58 am |
freefall2 your trip looked so exciting - your caravan is a little different to the ones you get over here
For a start the one he has in mind is static - you pay a fortune and then have to go back to the same place over and over oh and they make the one you just pulled up look like a mansion!!!! |
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