Thinking of Walmart as “the water hole” made me smile — but it’s true.
Thinking of Walmart as “the water hole” made me smile — but it’s true.
She looks better every time — here, she’s so delightfully soft serve with sprinkles.
Why would one need to have a special technical rehearsal for a death, as opposed to any other major news? Let alone one involving a twit and a tweet?
I was in my favourite Japanese restaurant (owned and staffed by a Korean/Chinese family) when one of the servers approached me with his English textbook, and a long list of words he didn’t understand how to pronounce. There didn’t seem to be any rules.
We knew my aunt was going loop-de-loop when she claimed to see kangaroos in her condo’s parking look.
Glad to hear I’m not the only person distracted from tragedy by spelling and grammar errors.
Sounds like you’re on the right path.
Not sure about how old your kids are, or where you live, but your kids can help with the grocery shopping; whether it’s just fanning out at the grocery store — “you, get three cans of beans, you, get two lbs. of tomatoes” — or when they’re older, giving them a list and sending them off on their bikes. You can load an…
When you think of it, it's not that far from what goes in "naturally".
I can only approve of keeping things in proportion. But maybe, with these, they were praying for a male baby?
The only long passwords I have a fighting chance to remember are lines from songs, poetry, or other quotations. For example, 2bon2btitqwitnitm2 = To be, or not to be: that is the question: whether ‘tis nobler in the mind to
Well, since you mention it...
Also on public transportation. Or anywhere except in your own home, in the bathroom.