I wouldn't want my kids drinking juice through this straw.
fireman hose
Something is seriously wrong if there is a site dedicated to encourage fasting once a month to support George W. Bush.
So Wrong
Check out this toy generator site. You can make your own 'Lame Toy'.This is my toy.If you mess around with this site, send me an image of your lame toy and I'll post it.
Thanks for all the positive feedback! I’m stoked to receive all the support and even more stoked that Adam and Balt posted comments. When I surf blog sites, I love reading visitor comments. So thanks all for taking time to check my latest project.
Yesterday I puttered. I puttered with Kim and the boys. We built stuff with tinkertoys and really, I think it was mostly Kai doing all the building and Indy tearing everything down.
We also puttered around taking photos with my Oktomat - an 8 lens Lomo camera. I can't wait till the film is developed so I can post some of the photos. I love the Oktomat site!! I like how they built the page in 8 frames like the photos that it produces. I esp. love the gallery page and how the 8 frames are animated.
I putter. And I believe puttering is a skill, it is highly satisfying, and it is something I wish I could do every day. Yesterday was sunny and I felt that the day called for puttering. Lucky for me, Jaclyn was also in the mood to putter.
Our destination was Cloud 9 thrift store on Roosevelt. A few years back, I visited Cloud 9 when I first moved into the Roosevelt area. I remember that they didn’t have a strong selection of goods and that most items were ridicoulsy over priced. Our mission was for each of us to find as many fabulous items totaling no more than $5.01 (including tax). I couldn’t resist a Reeses Peanut Butter Cup tin to add to my collection of tins and a graphic, green and white cloth napkin. Theses items set me back $1.65 - $1.50 for the tin and $.25 for the napkin. I didn’t score too big but I faired better than Jaclyn. She walked out with nothing.
But the real highlight of yesterday’s puttering? A rad 70’s oil painting of a toddler girl in a field full of flowers. The colors, subject matter, and style are all screaming the 70’s. It’s a treasure. The best part – it only cost me $24. Not bad. I walked out feeling satisfied with my purchases and wondering where I should putter to next.
