Oh good grief! Now how am I gonna fill all these cravings! [e digicons]:star:[/e]
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Hahahaha! I had a very strong urge to warn someone not to buy a Pontiac just the other day! We were sitting in a parking lot by a used car dealership watching a young guy and his parents check out a shiney red T-Top, much like HW's old car. As he was taking out the top and sitting in the driver's seat I knew he would turn the key and hear that deep "blub blub, blub, blub" engine and be hooked. I wanted to yell at that ki
Jimmy - I love it when school is out for the summer. For about 3 weeks. I know it sounds awful to wish your kids were somewhere else for the day, but after those first 3 weeks I am out of fun ideas, the weather gets miserable hot and everyone gets cranky and mean. And there's still 2 months to go... My take on school has always been that the school can provide the needed structure that I am not gifted at, but I try to stay on top of what they are studying and co
And I'm so very, very glad she did!! You are right, Mrs. Anderson is the best. I feel very lucky that our elementary school has been so full of great teachers and they have a great principal, too. One of the few problems I ever had with the school was over those ridiculous planners. When Emma started 4th grade she was required to have a parent sign her planner everyday. If she didn't get it signed, she would lose her only recess. I understand the importance of
Oh Daddy! This from the guy who gave me a hard time over my first and only speeding ticket at the ripe old age of 29! [e digicons]:rolleyes:[/e]
(oops, that posted before I was done) The cleanest my house has ever been was for the 2 weeks we spent in California a couple of summers ago. I would think of my house all clean and shiny while I was away, but you know, as soon as we were living in it again, it didn't stay that way. Homes are always a work in progress because the work can't stay done. We wear clothes, eat off dishes, walk on the floors - you know - LIVE. The expectation for perfect
It's true that some people just don't have a talent for keeping house. And it is just as draining and unfulfilling to have to get up and face that everyday as it is for someone to go to work when they hate their job.
What a skunk!
Yep. Store bought is the way to go. But now at least I can say I've done it. [e digicons]:star:[/e]
I heard that Sophia Loren said: “ Spaghetti can be eaten most successfully if you inhale it like a vacuum cleaner.” Whether she actually said it or not makes no di
[quote who="lifehappens" comment="3"]That looks so delicious! I'll have to learn from you![/quote] I'll have to make one next time you visit. [e digicons]:sun:[/e]
I'm really glad you liked it. Sorry about the blood sugar [e digicons];P[/e] !
Awww, Mommy. I love you! I am extremely blessed to have you and Dad for my parents, and examples, and friends.
There is a show on the Travel Channel (I think) called Man vs. Food. It kind of felt like that in my kitchen last week: Mamie vs. Cheesecake. I wasn’t sure who would win… <span styl
[quote]Bravo...you have me drowning in my own saliva![/quote] [e digicons]^_^[/e] [quote who="charliemama" comment="2"]Raclette-- its a fancy type of Swiss that is supposedly smooth and creamy and melts nicely for French Onion Soup.[/quote] Ooooo, that sounds good!
French Onion Soup. My favorite soup ever. I wasn’t feeling too ambitious with my choice to make Fr
I have been a member here for many years. I came to read blogs from family members and became a fan of many other bloggers on this site. I like it here. So, while I have often been encouraged to write a blog of my own, I never was much inspired to do so.<sp
Beautiful article, Dad. And Happy Birthday Matt!!! . . . . but who are we kidding - you're still afraid of baby crap! heehee
Great story . . . now someone bring me a bacon sandwich! Mmmm . . . bacon.
I really love this story about Rita. And our little Jasper is a great guy. But, you know that "Ahab" and "Tripod" would only work until his cast comes off!
bugs . . . ew.
TW, what a beautiful story! Makes me all scared and excited, now that I'm getting ready to do it again. As for Rosie's story, I have been meaning to write the account of all of my babies's births and I may as well get going on it. Rosie's just seems more interesting, or maybe just comical, to people. I'll get it posted soon.
I need me a clipboard . . . .
I love Thanksgiving! Every year we go to my In-laws for Thanksgiving, and I never get to cook - I love to cook - so we started our own tradition of "Thankful Friday" a couple of years ago where we make our own Thanksgiving feast the day after. (No leftovers is no fun!) This year we are having turkey, gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, spaghetti squash - cooked with bacon and onions, yum - rolls, cranberries, and I think I will attempt some sort of
"What would Scooby-Do?" "Silence is Golden, but duct tape is Silver"