Dear Anonymous,
Thanks for posting a comment in regards to my eff-boming and throwing in an eff-bomb of your own. It’s a splendid treat for me when people post comments here.
Thanks for posting a comment in regards to my eff-boming and throwing in an eff-bomb of your own. It’s a splendid treat for me when people post comments here.
Check this company out; FROGBOX. These guys are helping to reduce waste and make your move easy. You can rent these great eco-friendly boxes (that are totally affordable) and help save the frogs too! FROGBOX donates 1% of gross revenues to frog habitat restoration. Yay!
I was working late the other night and had TV on for back ground noise. I came upon Doc Hollywood. Old-school Michael J. Fox. What a cute movie and a random place to learn of this John Muir quote that I think is fantastic:
I figured if anyone was offended by my previous post this would be a balance for a laugh. This is my baby cousin on Thanksgiving night.
Below on a previous post you can see where I wrote about taking off my Eff-bomb rant the other day. While I have felt like a million bucks since writing it, I had a momentary lapse of chicken-shit and took it off.
Are you kidding? This is a real word?
If you’re a regular follower or good friend, you probably read the eff-bomb rant I wrote and posted on Monday this week. I have almost 450 posts and have never deleted one, even when I have spilled my heart, ranted like a crazy person or babbled endlessly. I believe that you should own your thoughts and feelings and not regret them. If they are honest and truthful and for whatever reason someone can’t take it- oh well. If we all walked around all day trying to impress each other (oh wait, that’s right- a large percent of the population actually does that) we’d have heart attacks and croak by the age of 40.
Check out what this Delta Flight Attendant passes around on her flights. What a fantastic way to encourage strangers to thank all of our soldiers overseas.
A couple of friends stopped by this morning and we got talking about books. I told them that I always write the place and date I start and finish a book on the inside cover. As I finish them (yes- sometimes it takes me a year, what can I say) I try to pass them on. We were laughing that books are one of those things that people “borrow” and never give back. Here’s an awesome way to not only share your books with others, but be green and make a little adventure scavenger hunt out of it. Go “hunting” at Book Crossing. This site lets you register a book to leave in a public a place in the city and state you’re in. Then others can find it, read it and pass it on again. How cool is that?
I saw this on the back of the door this morning in a university bathroom. It made me giggle. I love this cheesy stuff.