My Week in Pictures
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The Very Last Business Cat
Seriously, we went to the store to visit the cats and there was this single lone cat. I asked the lady and she said they had fruit instead. I asked if they would ever have the cats back and she said, "oh, no, those were holiday. See you next holiday!"
Could I BE anymore excited to see this movie?
And also, I know you're all thinking I'm totally copying dooce with this picture and I know, I am. She's cool.
SalPal's favorite food on account of her birthday, March 7
Oh, Camping
And to think this oar was only $2.99 and we didn't get it.
Sometimes, I don't wear this fleece. Apparently I don't take pictures at those times.
This is another guess-the-important-things-in-the-picture picture
Comments
Lots of questions.
Can you guys find a snow shovel? We might need one to get out of our tent.
Stick it? Jebus, how gay am I, but I want to see it.
Did ya'll see Failure to Launch? Reviews?
I'm pretty sure you always wear that fleece, and hello, Lauren.
Posted by: matt | March 11, 2006 8:19 PM
I'm pretty sure the oar can double as a snow shovel.
Launch = good, funny, fun.
Glad to see you back in the commenting game.
Posted by: Abigail | March 11, 2006 8:28 PM
snark! You don't think I can do it. Because it just makes me want to do it to prove I can.
Posted by: matt | March 11, 2006 11:48 PM
I'm not sure what those pink and yellow things are. I would have said soap if you hadn't mentioned food.
An oar for $3.00?! Why is everything so cheap in the US? Oh, I realised the other day, people get paid more here (where part time jobs are concerned) Minimum wage for uni students - $16.00 an hour before tax, $22.00 on weekends.
I'd give anything to wear fleece. It is 104 deg F over here right now.
Posted by: Aakanksha | March 12, 2006 12:06 AM
It was at a thrift store. That oar was cheap because it was probably recovered from the scene of a domestic dispute.
Posted by: heather nicole | March 12, 2006 8:22 AM
Aanks, part of the price dif is also due to the conversion factor. Minimum wage here is something like $6.50.
And Matt, you'd be happy to know that your "snark" comment resulted in a rather lengthy conversation involving the words "surly," "cantakerous," "crotchety," and, of course, "shifty."
Posted by: Abigail | March 12, 2006 1:15 PM
I love your posts and all, but there are a whole lot of things I don't like in these pictures. Most things, in fact, except the people.
A) Stick It? Are you kidding me? (Sub-point: Shame on you, Matt.)
B) Peeps? Peeps are gross.
Okay actually that is all. But I really hate Peeps. They are one of those beguiling foods that look so delicious, and then I put them in my mouth and end up screaming, "Good God what have I done!?"
Posted by: SHEPHERD | March 12, 2006 6:46 PM
Oh, Peeps
Posted by: heather nicole | March 12, 2006 6:57 PM
Oh, peeps are the most disgusting Easter food out there. Although, most Easter food is pretty sketch.
The generic jelly beans?
Posted by: Abigail | March 12, 2006 7:05 PM
Also, Shepherd, those were some pretty gymnastics-esque leg shots back there; I think Stick It could really add to your repertoire.
Posted by: heather | March 13, 2006 12:28 AM