(Thomas Kersting, oddly enough, is introduced by Fox & Friends as a saintly, humble school counselor who spends all of his paychecks on colored pencils for apple-cheeked orphans. But according to his website—which doesn't appear to feature the words "school counselor" anywhere at all—he's a "naturally telegenic"…

Mmm. I meant, as in, EVERYONE was using her as a sex object, so it's OK. It's ugly, any way you look at it.

Yogurt! Chobani's new Moldy Fizz Yogurt!

I know- it's like he's saying, hell, we ALL manipulated her and used her, so it's OK. Ick.

Agreeing with That Small Dark Voice- the Han, for example, were often described as tall. So were the Vikings. Tall was apparently anything above about 5 feet, judging from what excavations are revealing about the average ancient citizen.

Patrick & Eugene! They're great- did the song "Birds and the Bees" song used in that one VW commercial, plus a bunch of other fun stuff- look 'em up on YouTube, their videos are a heckuva lot of fun to watch. :)

Sure that's not just more avacado one-upsmanship? As in, "Let me just lock my avoCARdo?"

I'm fairly certain I've seen something like that on Craftster....

Right, right?

Challenge them. Challenge them, each as an individual, with questions like "What have you improved the most in this year (referring to sports, academic skills, etc.)?" If they're wearing something that you know how to make, such as accessories or clothing, ask 'em if they'd like to know how to MAKE that, themselves.…

No, it's just the black squirrels that do that....

But what about Freakies?

Kudos to the camera-person. My only thought, watching that, was "SONOFABITCH! RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

I'm in Idaho, so different sort of high desert perhaps- but here, we get a strong scent of wet rock and sagebrush, after a rain.

Yes. Yes to everything. Except the picture above- that silhouetted lady doesn't look in the LEAST like she just had a baby!

THANK YOU!!!!!! :D

Two things: 1. talk about your crafting supply stash, and / or 2. discuss the fantastic storage systems that you recently saw on ANY crafting site or blog. Works on my husband, but not so much that he's left. Yet.

True story: I was in a store with my oldest son, Thing One. I was shopping for shaving cream, to defeat the Yeti-like leg hair, and was checking out pricing on a particular "men's" shaving cream...Thing One innocently asked, "Mom, why are you getting Men's Brand X?" I explained that not only is the "female" version of…

*Hee hee* It could only be better if they used a whole bunch male models of various racial backgrounds!