Would you have done a splash 'n go, and artistic design or a few well chosen descriptors?

Probably splash 'n go, as writing something would have taken too much time.

The problem is, this weekend is the neighborhood's annual vintage car show, so all of the side streets in our area are swarming with visitors trying to find parking. But I'm pretty sure going to look at vintage cars doesn't make parking in front of mail boxes okay.

Are there animal shelters that take reptiles? D has a large aquarium outfitted for a snake that he's going to leave on the curb. I thought maybe there would be somewhere we could donate it.

Er, I had no idea there was a mailbox prohibition? I mean it's been a while since I was living anywhere with mailboxes on the street (as opposed to near the house as now, or apartment buildings). And at home, the boxes were next to the driveway, so you couldn't really park in front of them anyway (or the complaint would be the driveway, not the mailbox)

heh. D just brought out a red and white, three pointed, jingly-belled, poofy hat asking, "want this?"

I (thinking SCA) asked, "Would a fool wear that?"

Anybody want a purple Hello Kitty watch Happy Meal toy? Hello Kitty has fairy wings and a black hairbow. She's flanked by flowrers and butterflies.

Laga, Me! Me!

You got it, vw. Email me your snail mail addy lagarat at gmail.

There are fun moments when moving, like finding Quentin Tarantino's head in a drawer.

splash 'n go

Sound reasoning. Revenge really should be delivered swiftly.

About 5 years ago, a friend called for help climbing out of a rage tree. She did not heed my advice and ended up sneaking over to the recent ex's with a steak knife. Just as she plunged it into his Vespa's tire, he walked out and caught her. She clearly relished the moment a bit too long.

"I really have got to learn to do the damage and get out of town. It's the stay and gloat that gets me, every time."