Random notishness
A friend from work called tonight and asked to borrow Mr. Plain’s cigar cutter. (He quit a year or so ago, yet retains the accoutrements.) He’s going to bring it into the office tomorrow to give to our friend. Every ONE of you think good thoughts/pray that he needs it because he’s announcing a new child.
They have a kid who is about 8. They, OK, his wife, had enough of pregnancy the first time around. (Dude, she couldn’t even SEE!) They have talked about adopting an older child before. Let this be THAT. hope hope hope. I like them a lot and that would be great.
(I’ll leave it as an excercise to the reader to work out all the ‘he’ ‘that’ and ‘this’ in the preceeding words. No one ever told you this would be easy. Wuss.)
Thanks Zero Boss for the linky linky! I don’t need no stinking blogroll. So much drama, sheesh!
(Vegetarian alert. Look away!) We’re going away to a small town for Thanksgiving and thinking of going to a turkey farm on the way and picking up a freshly, um, ‘deaded’ turkey for Thanksgiving. I’m thinking that our kids won’t be scarred by this. Am I naive?
Charming
October 17th, 2006 at 4:49 am
Kids should be ok, as long as they, you know, dont watch the bird’s head cut off and feathers removed…..I mean they see the stuff at the store and dont freak out….
October 17th, 2006 at 5:08 am
took my two ages to make a connection between walking around type animals and the stuff on the plate. in fact, i think they’ve only just twigged at 12 years old ….
October 18th, 2006 at 10:06 am
carmachu — Whoops, I should have said that we weren’t going to be there when they offed the turkeys!
mad muthas — I just wonder if they’ll make any connection at all. Guess I’ll have to wait and see!
October 24th, 2006 at 9:40 am
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