'Not Fade Away'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I pointed out that would mean no fireflies in summer.
But also no muggy, Raq, so it might be worth it.
Congrats to fleas, big and small (not tiny, though, just baby/child-sized small).
I'm am thrilled to say that on this day, I have absolutely no desire to use a croquet mallet, except, perhaps, for croquet.
Well, in fairness, your job doesn't result in sore necks, dodgy knees and wrists and chapped lips on a daily basis. Nope, it's just the archaeologists and the whores for that... we should so start a union.
FACE CREAM FOR HOOKERS!
So can we see the wonderful but sad-making new Em daybed?
Also, Jars clearly has the best job ever, but also needs to form a union with the prostitutes. A prostitute/archeologist picket line would be awesome, and the signs and placards almost beyond imagining.
ICompletelyFrivolousON, I keep getting images in my head of onesies and baby t-shirts I want for the Halloweenie that seem like they ought to exist, but they don't. Like something, anything, with Little Nemo in Slumberland, which is incredibly lovely and elegant and endearing and also in the public domain, so it really ought to be out there, and yet the only stuff I can find is oldish things from some crappy Little Nemo animated film that didn't even attempt to copy the style of the original.
Or an Invader Zim onesie that says Perfectly Normal Human Worm Baby.
And I desperately want a baby garment that says "Peek-A-Boo" with an accompanying graphic like, say, this. Yet it does not exist. Why are no infant clothing manufacturers catering to the recesses of my brain?
I keep getting images in my head of onesies and baby t-shirts I want for the Halloweenie that seem like they ought to exist, but they don't.
My friend made (and I helped pick out) a bunch of images and she did iron on tees and onesies for our friend's twins as a shower present. Like a ton of them! To fit from newborn through 18 months.
A friend of mine has bought stuff from here for her boychild
but I know not if they exist or deliver States-ward.
looks pretty good too.
Why yes, I was recently googling first birthday presents...
How did she make the iron-on images? t obviously too lazy to Google
My friend made (and I helped pick out) a bunch of images and she did iron on tees and onesies for our friend's twins as a shower present. Like a ton of them! To fit from newborn through 18 months.
This is similar to what I did for Em's Miracle Princess stuff (which I still have yet to see any pictures of! t taps foot ). It's totally doable.
eta: JZ, there's iron-on paper you can get from Staples, for white or for colored fabric.
How did she make the iron-on images?
There's iron-on transfer paper that can be run through computer printers.
(Of course this was an x-post.)
You get get iron-on stuff to print from your printer. Or, you can take images to most print shops and they'll copy them onto iron-on stuff.
Love my fancy vocabulary?!
and...it's x-post again!
