Congratulations! About 38 years ago I threw a bridal shower for a friend and in the midst of it all I overheard my mother saying, "I'm looking forward to Margaret getting married and having children; not necessarily in that order."
Absolutely, dead on!
Last summer my peace and quiet was annihilated by barking dogs, lawn mowers/weed whackers and backyard builders. I loaded my MP3 player with my favourite music and hummed away the rest of the summer.
"sling a dead cat"
There are four desks in three different rooms in this house. When DH is at a desk, that room becomes HIS office. I get to use the desk the computer is on. If I so much as open a drawer in one of the other three I feel like I'm trespassing.
I'll send you some sunshine next week.
But I like being stuck in a rut.
Cool pics. No ducks around here. Probably due to the bears and raccoons.
Excellent! I especially liked this one: "When two egotists meet, it's an I for an I."
Sounds like a lot of work. I think I'll just go to the Dairy Queen when I get a hankering for a burger.
If I were to have a funeral, laughing would not only be permissible but mandatory.
Tim's 'professionalism' is on par with most of the workmen around here. Oh, that reminds me of some blog fodder.
Mmmmm Warm, gooey cinnamon rolls. Stay safe.
I have always had a fear of falling out of a rubber raft, shooting down rapids, and cracking my skull open on jagged rocks.
Lots of children burst into tears at the sight of me and that's before I growl and gnash my teeth at them. We all take immediate dislikes to certain people and children are no different. At 17 months he could be just "making strange". As a children's caregiver for more years than I care to remember I can tell you it is perfectly normal behaviour.
About 38 years ago I threw a bridal shower for a friend and in the midst of it all I overheard my mother saying, "I'm looking forward to Margaret getting married and having children; not necessarily in that order."