had she ever been camping?

My cable TV will be gone on July 28. I'm...kind of sad about it, even though I mostly use it to watch random sporting events, awards shows, Animal Planet, and Tabatha Takes Over.

I copped yesterday to never having been in a bouncy house, and nope never had smores either. Not because it's white. Because it's American.

Oh, sorry! I mixed up your post with Jilli's, Jesse. They had similar colour values.

Ha! Yeah, I'm fascinated by the written-on jacket from an asylum, but I can't imagine it going on Good Things.

I copped yesterday to never having been in a bouncy house, and nope never had smores either. Not because it's white. Because it's American.

But bouncy houses and s'mores are wonderful! Tho I ended up putting my toasted marshmallow and chocolate on tortilla chips yesterday, because I didn't have GF graham crackers with me.

Now I wanna go in a bouncy house. I love them.

ita, you should do both of those things. But especially the smores.

le nubian, I don't know--I hadn't ever met her before that night (I knew the host, rather than the person being feted)

I had never had s'mores until fairly recently, because I have marshmallow issues.

Have you never been around a campfire whilst in America? Toasting marshmallows can be very zen if you have the patience for it. Add chocolate and graham crackers afterward and it's just... delightful. Microwave versions don't count.

I don't recall ever being in a bouncy house.

Toasting marshmallows can be very zen if you have the patience for it.

There is nothing zen about flaming balls of sugar. Excitement, yes, but not zen.

(What do you mean, you aren't supposed to set the marshmallows on fire? That's just crazy talk.)

Shit, football is starting soon. How am I going to watch football without a TV?

I do like the ER's graham crackers a great deal, and bon's eagle eyes pointed out what I hadn't noticed--they're honey grahams, which is why the ones I'd bought weren't as tasty. But I'm going to stick to noshing on the crackers and apple juice they give me as a special (har) treat and not try and have it in the house. I have enough weaknesses.

I was just watching an unspecified show which seemed to hinge on a particular kind of swinging. But they stated it like This Is How You Swing. No men admitted without women--it's all about their comfort. However, the scenario is cuckolding, but a really weak kind--the husband chooses his "replacement", and he steps in at the last minute to prevent actual swinging being swung.

What is that, even? I mean, I'm not looking to prime time TV to accurately represent any sort of kink, but this seemed even more broken than, say, CSI and adult babies. If for nothing else than presenting it as the way it's done, not a way it's done.