Hey P-C - have you had the interview-thingie yet?

I've heard people counter the disposable diapers are evil with the impact of continually cleaning cloth diapers. But I don't know how it would look on a graph. Same with fuel consumption from air conditioning vs. increased drag of driving with the windows open.

I smell a Mythbusters Challenge!

(has anyone claimed Jaimie as their Seekrit Mythbuster Boyfriend? Because I lurrrrve him. "Quack, damn you!")

I think he thinks I'd be happy doing either thing. Part of the problem is that I did so many things, and did them fairly well, at a very young age, so I really have no one thing I've always wanted. I have built 2 storey tree houses complete with rudimentary plumbing, I've written and produced stage plays, I've designed whole season collections, I've gardened and cooked, I've cared for and ridden horses, and I've been involved in and interested in politics since I was 12. I was good at and enjoyed all of those things.

I blame my mother and my grandparents. Horrible "you can do anything" "Here I'll teach you" people.

Same with fuel consumption from air conditioning vs. increased drag of driving with the windows open.

On the highway over 45mph, A/C is better. Around the city, windows are better.

Horrible "you can do anything" "Here I'll teach you" people.

Darn them! Darn them to heck!

Seriously, the 2-story, plumbed tree-house sounds amazing.

Around the city, windows are better

There's no way I could drive around my city in the summer with the windows open. The exhaust fumes coupled with just sitting in the Texas heat would murder me.

Better for fuel economy, not better for the driver.

Same with fuel consumption from air conditioning vs. increased drag of driving with the windows open.

The Mythbusters guys did this one. And I can't remember the results. I think driving with the window open was more fuel-efficient.

(has anyone claimed Jaimie as their Seekrit Mythbuster Boyfriend? Because I lurrrrve him. "Quack, damn you!")

Adam is mineminemine. And the girls, too -- they're HOTT.

Can't do cloth at daycare and we don't have a W/D on site so, disposables it is.

shrug

We could probably get them in bulk (she wears a 3), but I don't have a CostCo membership anymore. Hellhole of suckage paid for that.

Seriously, the 2-storey, plumbed tree-house sounds amazing.

It was a thing of beauty. We built it after the first one we started was mistaken for a deer or duck blind, and someone sawed the support beams under the floor (it then became the "Sagging Stage" where we put on our famous production of Cinderella- Sort Of). We started out with a smallish tree house, then realized we could expand to four adjacent trees, so the original house became a porch with birch rails. with four trees the weight was more evenly distributed, but we needed support in the middle, so we decided on frames to bolster the middle, and then just built walls around it. There was an old sink in the shed that used to be part of the fish cleaning area, so we hauled that out there and ran one hose through the faucet and one from the drain to the creek. You turned the faucet on and off by signaling someone by the trailer, and then the water drained into the creek.