Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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I loved the book Gone Girl by Gillian Flinn. I recommend it reservedly because it contains a moderate amount of very crude language but ... -
I often dream about grossly clogged toilets. They occur in public places or people's homes--you know, wherever. I wondered what this mea...
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When I was a teenager my church added the young women values to our personal progress program. I had to memorize one of them for a talk: I... -
I have a few more obvious tips for you, but only if you are a not-very-good homemaker. If you are a better-than-average homemaker you are pr...
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There are around 8,700 hours in a year and I have been a mom for 13 years so I have logged over 100,000 hours of momness. Malcolm Gladwell s...
I know that Johnny Cash is true.
ReplyDeletei think that i would have liked "born this way" more if madonna hadn't performed it already.
ReplyDeleteI love this playlist. You need to hire yourself out for birthdays, bar mitzvahs, et al.
ReplyDeleteJohn Denver makes me weepy. I think he might be my forever, my once in a lifetime. Or maybe that was Chris Isaak.
ReplyDeleteA playlist with Chris Isaak! We have a winner! I had a day when I was really furious last week, and realized that I didn't have any good angry music. Maybe you could do a playlist? (pleeeeeeease) Sometimes sweet music just doesn't cut it.
ReplyDeleteYour hilarious. =)
ReplyDeleteI think I'll just play this instead of teaching Sunday school.
ReplyDeleteMy son had a pre-science fair melt down this morning over what he was wearing. We wanted him to dress up a bit so he was told to get his church pants and shoes.
ReplyDeleteAfter finally getting him calmed down (the meltdown had more to do with nerves than attire) he was apparently concerned about "all of those kids who weren't Mormons who wouldn't know what to wear to church."
Because apparently no one but Mormons value Dockers and black shiny shoes...
But the science fair was at BYU - and we won a baby spoon at Spoon Me - so I thought of you...
Amen.
ReplyDeleteMaybe we could start teaching "I Walk the Line" instead of "Hold to the Rod". It might resonate with the kids more. Plus, think of how fun that primary presentation would be.
ReplyDeleteJust an idea...
excellent.
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