When I entered the stall, a perfectly normal latch to the door, nothing out of the ordinary, . . .
. . . and then after I had latched the door close... more
When I entered the stall, a perfectly normal latch to the door, nothing out of the ordinary, . . .
. . . and then after I had latched the door closed, I saw this.
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A couple of weeks ago we had to have our dog euthanized. We had him cremated and got his ashes back in a sealed wooden cedar box. Yesterday I packed that box up for our m... moreA couple of weeks ago we had to have our dog euthanized. We had him cremated and got his ashes back in a sealed wooden cedar box. Yesterday I packed that box up for our move and I wrote Puppy on the moving box. I also poked a few holes in the moving box to look like air holes and get a laugh when the movers move it. We were also giving a impression of his paw - the case it came in has a slot for a photo and I am going to put the photo of him trying to eat a knee bone from a Yukon moose when he was 8 weeks old. Cheers! less
the few available seats, notices that person number one is eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, says in a horrified voice, “Peanut butter? How can you eat that in here?... morethe few available seats, notices that person number one is eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, says in a horrified voice, “Peanut butter? How can you eat that in here? I’m allergic to peanuts, I’ll break out in hives and won’t be able to breathe!” The first person says, “Oh, I didn’t know you’re allergic to peanut butter . . . ”Question: which one of them should leave the breakroom, if either? (I already know how I would answer.) ~
The first day of Spring starts this afternoon. So I am going to pick a big batch of daffodils for the kitchen table. Daffodils are some of the first flowers we see in springtime an... moreThe first day of Spring starts this afternoon. So I am going to pick a big batch of daffodils for the kitchen table. Daffodils are some of the first flowers we see in springtime and are a great indicator that winter is over. Because of this, they are seen to represent rebirth and new beginnings. Cheers!
