I had a flash of inspiration in the grocery store and ended up making Deb Grabien's tuna and canellini bean salad. (Recipe, such as it is, in my lj [link]
And also I bought a bunch of squash and pumpkin and stuff to make for myself on the weekend.
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I had a flash of inspiration in the grocery store and ended up making Deb Grabien's tuna and canellini bean salad. (Recipe, such as it is, in my lj [link]
And also I bought a bunch of squash and pumpkin and stuff to make for myself on the weekend.
We are wearing the too big clothes anyway.
Yep. Just easier that way. (Plus now that he's more mobile, his pants keep riding up, so putting him ones that are absurdly long end up the right length once he's on the floor pretending he can crawl.)
BTW, Jessica, a box should arrive from UPS in the next day or two.
Woo hoo!
Archaeologists do not dig up dinosaurs, people! Thanks.
Wouldn't a paleontologist have pretty much the same outfit when they were in the field?
Wouldn't a paleontologist have pretty much the same outfit when they were in the field?
Yeah, except they wear their pith helmets backwards.
The paleontologists I know wear jeans and ratty Grateful Dead tshirts. OK, one of them does. The footprint one. I don't really know what my cousin wears, most pictures have him in a flannel shirt.
Doesn't so much make for a good costume, though.
Wouldn't a paleontologist have pretty much the same outfit when they were in the field?
Well yeah, but with less style.
I was asssuming they identified themselves as archaeologists.
If they were palaeontologists it was a very cool costume idea. If they were archaeologists it makes me cry.
As much as 400 year old poop makes you cry?
Lets say some archaeologists dig up some old ruins and come across across an ancient palaeontology museum, complete with dinosaur bones.
Then what happens?
They change outfits!
As much as 400 year old poop makes you cry?
Those are tears of joy, Trudy. Tears of sweet, smelly joy.
Lets say some archaeologists dig up some old ruins and come across across an ancient palaeontology museum, complete with dinosaur bones.
Then what happens?
We call in the Creationists.