Is Hec moonlighting for Boston Magazine?
Heh. They measure bite radius! They already have credibility with me. Too many chefs fail to factor in whether the sandwich will actually fit in the mouth when putting their assemblages together.
That yielded my first Donkey Laugh(TM) of the day.
::flaps imaginary donkey ears at Teppy like the rich guy who supplies the balance of cash for George Bailey::
I'm Spiderman.
As someone who is afraid of heights, I'm so. damn. proud of you, Sean.
Also, seeing Tom's furniture (lovely, by the way) makes me think two things:
- I wonder if I'll ever be grown up enough to get new furniture and have it delivered.
- I wonder if my apartment will ever be that clean.
Along those lines, I WANNA ROOMBA! I'm kind of afraid of scaring the cats too much, though. Also, I have a vacuum that works well, so I kinda don't have a good excuse for spending the money, except, I WANNA ROOMBA!
I wonder if my apartment will ever be that clean.
At least I don't have to puzzle over this one as applied to my own home. The answer is "no."
I always just say "I'd rather not, thanks." Never had a hassle.
Right, me neither. I'm betting the lady at The Container Store, or wherever, is just as happy putting in 111-111-1111.
Tom, the new furniture is super swanky!
We had our grad reception today and all the students were so cute. I got to meet moms and dads and wives and kids. But now I am all schmoozed out.
We had Sweet Tart Gummy Bugs at our staff meeting.
I bit into a delicious Gummy Moth and one of my crowns came off.
I hate staff meetings.
WHY DO PEOPLE NOT READ!>?!@!
I swear. I send person A an email. A replies and says I should check with person B about some other part. So I fwd that response with a note of my own to person B, just asking about their portion, since clearly, A's made a response to his portion.
And then person B replies to me, A and C that I should check with A about the part that A ALREADY RESPONDED TO.
People are stupid.
Love the furniture and lovely pics, Tom!
Hate sumi's stupid dentist who can't put in a crown that'll stay!
Who knew that there were hobbits playing professional tennis?
Put a beard, a kilt, and a few years on that guy, and match him up against a blancmauge, I say!
Also, I think it is stupid that Couric changing anchor is on the front of the Baltimore Sun's page.
I really like the way Tom breaks in the new furniture -- slounging and jumping on it. Such a good way to actually enjoy it!