Kind of like snibbling in reverse . . .
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Hi Azahar,
I’ve been navigating around your site for awhile this morning and have been enjoying every minute of it. “Calvin & Hobbes” has been a favorite of mine ever since it first appeared, back in the ’80s. Fuzz therapy, indeed.
LOVE your clothing designs. I wish you designed things for men, too! Congrats on your Blog of the Day award.
I spent a little time in Barcelona back in 1971. What an incredible city! One of the reasons I chose to go there was to see the architecture, especially that of A. Gaudi. For me, Barcelona was as intoxicating as Paris. I had originally planned on visiting Seville as well, but because of an unpleasant experience with the guardia civil, I returned to France instead. (Franco was still in power then and the guardia civil and policia armed with submachine guns were on practically every street corner.)
Anyway, I love your site and will be returning soon. It’s going to take many visits to work my way through it. I’m looking forward to the experience.
Cheers!
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My daughter absolutely loves Calvin & Hobbes.! I’m glad, since I’d run out of ideas of how to get her hooked into reading in English before showing her the strip from the International Herald Tribune one day. Now she reads the books over and over again.
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Wow Mark, I’m blushing! Thank you *blush blush*
I can imagine that Spain was very different back then. Apparently there was a lot of catching up to do after the Franco era. I went to Barcelona last January and also fell in love with it, especially Casa Batlló.
(If anyone wants to see some amazing urban photography be sure to check out Mark’s blog)
I get a daily Calvin & Hobbes cartoon on my Netvibes page, ian – this one was yesterday’s. Always good for a smile.
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aw.. fuzz therapy, that’s so cute
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Yeah, innit? Of course the thing about snibbling is that it does work both ways … most pleasurable for both the snibbler and the snibblee. 🙂
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Awwww… everyone needs a snibble, or some fuzz therapy. kinda like a “motorboat with fur”.
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