Tawdry quirk curators
// April 30th, 2006 // 5 Comments » // parenting
Next week it is our turn to send Amy’s class snacks. I thought we had difficult letters before, but tomorrow we get to send snacks that start with y and z. No, I can’t send cookies shaped like letters. Homemade snacks are not allowed.
// April 30th, 2006 // 12 Comments » // life, politics
Will you be going to work or school tomorrow? Will your life be affected by those who don’t? Will you avoid shopping or go out of your way to shop? Will you be wearing white?
// April 29th, 2006 // No Comments » // Doug, me
When my blogging is sparse and vague, Doug’s ears are tired and aching from listening to me whine and complain. “But why?” Of course, you know it’s not Doug that’s bugging me since I would blog about anything he did. Like wearing his long underwear like Superman. Do you blog more or less when you are upset?
// April 29th, 2006 // 2 Comments » // flickr, miscellaneous
Somethin’ tells me
It’s all happening at the zoo.
The monkeys stand for honesty,
Giraffes are insincere,
And the elephants are kindly but
They’re dumb.
Orangutans are skeptical
Of changes in their cages,
And the zookeeper is very fond of rum.
Zebras are reactionaries,
Antelopes are missionaries,
Pigeons plot in secrecy,
And hamsters turn on frequently.
What a gas! you gotta come and see
At the zoo.
Update – The pictures are posted on Flickr.
// April 28th, 2006 // No Comments » // media
Everyone is allowed to live their own life as long as they don’t harm others BUT if their actions, words and choices make your skin crawl, aren’t you supporting that person when you buy their products?
// April 28th, 2006 // 1 Comment » // Doug
Doug is juggling today and tomorrow. When he juggles, he likes to wear certain things (cough-OCD-cough). See the yellow and black shirt on Doug’s camera today? That’s “the juggling shirt” and if you have EVER seen Doug juggle, you’ve seen that shirt. Every picture I have of Doug juggling is also a picture of THAT shirt. Isn’t that pitiful? My father has an awesome bowling shirt. Doug has the yellow and black plaid shirt. He also has tuxedo pants and ratty black sneakers but this isn’t about his pants or shoes. Who thinks Doug deserves a new shirt? Get out on the Internet and find Doug a new shirt and post the link. We probably won’t buy it, but we might photoshop it over some of the pictures of THAT shirt.
// April 27th, 2006 // No Comments » // haiku
knee to waist high grass
lawn mowers are all broken
throw them all away
// April 27th, 2006 // 1 Comment » // parenting
In honor of “Take Your Children to Work Day” I think I’ll let Amy and Evan play in the basement while Doug tries to program. Bwa-ha-ha-ha
// April 26th, 2006 // No Comments » // parenting
This week Evan called 911. I was embarrassed and apologetic. It could have been worse. I know a mom whose 4-y-o called 911 because “My Mommy says I’m in really big trouble and I’m supposed to call 911 when I’m in big trouble so I’m calling 911.”
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