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Jan 2017
1:22pm, 18 Jan 2017
1,128 posts
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Serendippily
 suicide pact?
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Jan 2017
1:22pm, 18 Jan 2017
1,129 posts
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Serendippily
and Totp
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Jan 2017
1:42pm, 18 Jan 2017
10,841 posts
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FML
Maybe its a case for Sherlock Holmes
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Jan 2017
2:15pm, 18 Jan 2017
327 posts
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AndyJ82
As a young teen I had been out one night. My gran for what ever reason had picked me up and taken me home. On walking in through the back gate there was a koi carp on the patio, sat there gulping for fresh water. No claw marks on it or obvious talon marks. Put it in a bucket of water and rehomed it at a friends pond the next day.
Still no idea whether a cat or bird had it away. But my mum's place is in the middle of nowhere with very few neighbours so it only added to the mystery.
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Jan 2017
2:26pm, 18 Jan 2017
4,689 posts
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sallykate
Nicked by a heron from a pond and then dropped from on high?
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Jan 2017
2:28pm, 18 Jan 2017
6,492 posts
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CStar
Heron Andy?
ITG, I've always said I would want to live in Italy, but suspect that the bureaucracy would drive me round the bend. Spain was bad, but I can imagine Italy is even worse.
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Jan 2017
2:33pm, 18 Jan 2017
4,690 posts
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sallykate
France had odd bureaucratic tendencies. They wanted evidence in writing of my mother's maiden name (for my carte de sejour) so I had to get my parents' wedding certificate. I seem to remember they were very hot on women's maiden names.
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Jan 2017
2:35pm, 18 Jan 2017
32,644 posts
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Fleecing Icicles
My friends got married in Paris, she is French and he is English and the bureaucracy was quite impressive. I think Italy is worse, more of a full time occupation there.
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Jan 2017
2:47pm, 18 Jan 2017
2,161 posts
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KimCanRun
Glorious day here for a run. 6 miles in the sunshine along the beach for me today.
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Jan 2017
2:48pm, 18 Jan 2017
4,691 posts
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sallykate
Yes, that's another reason we had a small wedding in London and a big party near Carcassonne instead of doing the whole thing there.
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