Unconscious Muttering

I say ... and you think ...?

Animal :: instinct

Temporary :: dweller

Moan :: oh, stop moaning, Malfoy, ump!

Rapid :: grand --s Michigan

That’s for me to say :: silly!

City :: of the living dead

Bumper :: to bumper traffic

Eclipse :: of the heart

Problematic :: apparatus

If? :: Rudyard Kipling

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Comments

Genefaith said…

hi sis..how are you? I heard the news that BKK declared state of emergency yesterday..Take care...

14 April 2009 at 01:18

Hazel said…

Thanks for checking on me sis :) People are still chucking water on each other here, but protests have been called off. Protestors say they're coming back. I missed Thaksin's interview with CNN last night, thus look at my unconscious muttering...parang loka-loka, LOL!

Life is still normal though, thank God. Happy Songkran!

14 April 2009 at 14:52

lupusurvivor said…

nice mutterings. thanks for visiting mine.

14 April 2009 at 18:50

Unknown said…

Fun list. Happy mutterings!

16 April 2009 at 01:48

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