Mal ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
he wore them ALL THE TIME. To bed. Everywhere. There are pictures.
My brother and I used to wear my parents' black rubber rain boots (which were essentially pointless in NM, but they were from when they lived in rainier climates. ) They prettymuch came to the top of our thighs. My brother's naked phase involved wearing just those boots and a straw hat. There also were pictures. I got lots of blackmail mileage from of that....
This is just plain evil.
I've been saying this for over 4 years now. It's not even hyperbole.
Fiona, much ma to you. Take it easy.
sending all the ma~~ I can to Fiona.
and spitting on the whole energy bill. I grew up in an area with really good water. then there was the yearthat there was contamination of something that smelled like oil. /testing it - put it in the safe catagory - very safe. But as far as I am concerned, it doesn't take much petrolumn to make water taste and smell undrinkabe.
Much placenta~ma to Fiona.
my spelling - and possibly my gronkieness - is/are killing me on the guess the goggle game.
I had red rain boots when I was little, and could never understand why I couldn't go outside and jump in puddles in any kind of rainy weather--I didn't care if it was cold or thunderstormy out, so why should Mom?
Leif needs some little rain boots, he loves jumping in puddles and wearing his green dragon rain coat.
When I was a kid and had training wheels on my bike, I loved to park it over a puddle so the back wheel would not be touching the ground, only the water in the puddle (it'd be held up by the training wheels). Then I'd pedal like mad and spray water all over the place.
It's cool how much fun kids can have with a puddle....
Leif likes mud too. Last week we got mud all over himself, including lots of mud in his hair. When I noticed what he was doing his sister told me "I didn't tell him to do it."