Several friends joining Weight Watchers here and in the blogosphere got me thinking of food and how I love it so (here’s another sign of age: these women are signing up AFTER SUMMER ENDS! In the old days, when I was young, you’d do this BEFORE SUMMER…..).
But, food isn’t just food, [...]
Sure, you could take some parenting classes, read some how-to books to release years of emotional baggage and improve your personal skills at calm, relaxed instruction to your hyper monkey, maybe even seek counseling for yourself or your whole family to better relate to each other without the use of screaming at the top of [...]
The male blogger I know never would have a problem with being at a loss for words. Sometimes, I do, especially if I meet someone on the island who says they read this blog.
That kills my end of the conversation. They’ve read it all. I got no other material. [...]
“Oo oo, ee ee, oo oo, eeeeee!” (Curious George on tv)
Thumphf, thumphf.
Thumphf, thumphf.
Thumphf, thumphf.
Kid got a small trampoline. Prep for rainy season.
Don’t think we need a hamster and a wheel after all.
Thumphf, thumphf.
Thumphf, thumphf.
Thumphf, thumphf.
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“God made you nice, Mommy…..
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and God made me mean.”
(this is hard to argue some days….)
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“God is invisible. He blends in.”
(That’s good cuz it would freak me out to have a couple of big eyes staring at me all the time. Oh, wait, I already have that….)
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Lastly, a joke from my popsicle stick:
Q: [...]
noun:
1. A denunciation.
2. A threat of punishment.
This will probably amuse only those fortunate enough to personally witness the topic, but I was tickled to see this from the Word of the Day people.
Why? Because DH has created “the Combination” here, a tool with which to tickle torture small children. “Do you need a [...]
My friend Will asked a really good question on his site. He wanted to know what the baby graphic on this airplane safety card meant.
Ever since I saw this, I have been scratching my head. As a parent, I would hope that any safety instructions would apply universal concepts in a [...]
