Spiders and other scary things

I started scaring people in our house, I am just so scary. It can be shouting over the fence, suddenly appearing on near the stairs or putting something in the living room that should not be there.

Yesterday was pay back time, N, E and D put a spider to my door and when I got out of my room, I jumped (ahh, it was a toy spider, but still something that is not normally there) and started laughing. Thanks. No I just need to think of somehing.

Yesterday was also a day of funny quotations. Watching TV (some cooking show).
D:"This is Jamie Oliver?"
N:"yes"
D: "And this is Gordon Ramsay?"
N: Yes
D: They are two different people, right?

hahaa
Now she is leading our quotes board. We all sat in the living room, some watching TV, some doing something with computers, D suddenly asked "Does anybody know, what is E. coli?" We all stated laughing. It was funny, although N had an idea that maybe it is different in Chinese. What? It is in Latin anyway. But us three are "kind of biologists", one real one - with undergrad in medical microbiology, one bioinformatician and one pain biologist with sports science undergrad.

On my way to uni I was happily cycling and maybe singing when somebody said "Hello". He looked familiar, but I am not sure who they were. Now I know what streets I have to sing in Estonian [because it is just too scary to cycle in silence]

Today I got two comments about myself. One was that I have grown. (NO, I just had heels and not even high ones!) and that "I have lost some weight" (not intentional, I'll have chips for lunch tomorrow:D)

Some salsa after work and the day is over! When writing down my name for salsa ball, somebody asked me whether I am Estonian. Yes!!!

E has cheesecake - I have to finish writing and go to eat!

I managed to scare D!!! She actually screamed a bit! And then we went outside with E and N to do some fun evening exercise with a hula hoop! Good fun! "No exercise equipment allowed in the house",but we class this activity as dancing! We are really not people from this century, we do not play computer games (except our computer scientist D!), instead we like outside and mud.