"Man, I'd be good at graffiti?"
I did today.
I was cleaning the shower with the scrubbing bubbles and got a little carried away.
So. You ever think that? Think anything else odd? Or have any odd thoughts inspired by mundane tasks.
Oh, and why am I up cleaning at 10 p.m.? Because a big storm is coming. And the power might go out.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Do you ever think
Posted by Emily at 10:57 PM 1 comments
Labels: cleanliness, Just for kicks
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Baby Toes
I never thought I would want to eat toes, but I do ... I want to nibble on these toes! I blame April.
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Posted by Emily at 9:35 PM 2 comments
Labels: Baby Brother, Just for kicks
Monday, July 14, 2008
J.A.D.o.C.
Just Another Dose of Cuteness:
And another:
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Posted by Emily at 12:31 AM 4 comments
Labels: Baby Brother, being, Just for kicks
Monday, June 2, 2008
URGENT HELP NEEDED!!
What am I doing wrong?
No matter how strictly I follow the recipe, my brownies ALWAYS come out looking like this!!
What is up with that square-inch missing piece?
Did it ever form? Did it just disappear? Should I have my oven inspected for radiation? I'm concerned.
Help! IF YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THIS RECIPE OR MY OVEN PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT!!!!!
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Posted by Emily at 4:37 PM 6 comments
Labels: Dinner, Just for kicks
You Get One Guess
What did we make today?
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Posted by Emily at 4:26 PM 2 comments
Labels: Family Fun, Just for kicks
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Imagine coming to our new home in San Antonio
... and waking up in the middle of the night to peacocks.
You probably won't, but it is possible.
Patrick is there now driving around town with a Realtor and hoping he finds the perfect house at the right price because otherwise we'll move into a rental unit of some sort and then move again when we do find the right house.
So anyway, he's driving through a neighborhood and a strange bird flies above his car.
"What the heck is that?" he wondered. He looked around and saw a peacock, and then another, and then he heard a shriek of some sort and heard the flock of birds. They were everywhere.
He pulled over and talked to a person in the neighborhood. That person told him that there once was a man who had about 20 peacocks in his yard and when he died, they stayed. Their numbers range in the hundreds now and they roam the neighborhood in much the same way squirrels scamper through our backyard trees in N.C.
It's not exactly the location we want, so we probably won't end up with peacocks as neighbors, but I think it's a cool story about a quirky little area in San Antonio.
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Labels: Just for kicks