OMG! Bill Gates will chuck five grand at me if I share this obviously doctored photo!
Here goes! Daddy needs a new pair of shoes.
You need my account number, Bill Gates? 😆… Read more
Here goes! Daddy needs a new pair of shoes.
You need my account number, Bill Gates? 😆… Read more
What Facebook asks “How do you feel, Earl?”, I can only respond “Tell mother… I feel fine.” 😛… Read more
Wanna know what passes for romance around here? Have a seat and I’ll tell you a story. … Read more
I’ve got some fish in the oven with some seasoning that I whipped up with a recipe as a starting point and just a little bit of “I don’t have that ingredient, so let’s throw in a bunch of other stuff” improvisation. I wrote down the mixture in case it works out well. If it doesn’t work out well and is borderline inedible… well… five cats. You work it out for yourself.
Anyway, Little E was asking me about what I was preparing for dinner, and the following conversation took place:
E: What kind of fish is that?
ME: It’s called swai.
E: Why is it called that?
ME: I don’t know. Maybe because it’s gonna be really tasty, that swai! [“that’s why!”]
Even the Mrs. laughed from across the house. Little E decided he wanted hot dogs instead. *shrug* MORE NOMS FOR MOM!
Cooking and comedy while you wait. Now, it remains to be seen if I could go pro at either one, so probably best if I contain this deadly combination to the safe confines of my house. Pity my wife and child. (And, if the seasoning mix isn’t particularly sound, my cats.)… Read more
My dad used to have a saying: “Go with what ya got.” Make do with what you already have and be grateful that you already have it, in other words – or at least I think that’s what he was saying. (Knowing my dad, this may have been a downmarket version of “love the one you’re with.”) I’ve always taken it to mean “make do and be grateful” though.
Anyway, the Mrs. informed me that we needed to put some sort of cover on the living room sofa, maybe a sheet or something like that, because Little E has been losing things in between the couch cushions at a pace that we can barely keep up with. He’ll also occasionally have a snack there while watching cartoons and get crumbs all over the place. “We need something on the couch,” she said. “I don’t have a slipcover, so just use whatever we have,” she said.
Go with what ya got. … Read more
You know, ever since I took up the task of teaching myself how to fry stuff, that volunteer fire department membership has practically paid for itself.… Read more
“We would like to apologise for the way in which politicians are represented in this programme. It was never our intention to imply that politicians are weak-kneed political time-servers who are concerned more with their personal vendettas and private power struggles than the problems of government, nor to suggest at any point that they sacrifice their credibility by denying free debate on vital matters in the mistaken impression that party unity comes before the well-being of the people they supposedly represent, nor to imply at any stage that they are squabbling little toadies without an ounce of concern for the vital social problems of today. Nor indeed do we intend that viewers should consider them crabby ulcerous little self seeking vermin with furry legs and an excessive addiction to alcohol and certain explicit sexual practices which some people might find offensive.
We are sorry if this impression has come across.” … Read more
My wife is in such a rush in the mornings, I have to leave reminders for her to take all the goodies I’d whipped up for her the night before.
If she neglects to take them, they are likely to be eaten by a grue.… Read more
All the news that’s fit to print?
Glad we’re focusing on what’s important. Also saw this ad on Facebook recently:
Okay, folks. Horses are not bling. Please don’t do this to your horses.… Read more
A friend of mine pointed this article out to me yesterday, and I cringed and laughed at the same time:
…you need to know about a new kind of shopper that’s on the rise and will be increasingly important in 2013 and beyond: the “mansumer.”
Created partly by the Great Recession, this new breed of male shoppers have become Chief Buying Officers for their households, and are now making the majority of household purchasing decisions…
…men left the workplace and took on traditionally female roles in the home. Although the job market is improving, many of these men have continued to have responsibility for shopping, child care and household activities–and many of them are embracing the change wholeheartedly.
Hooooboy… … Read more