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Borrowed from Cullen:

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I posted this to Facebook. Twice. I think it's worthy of sharing here, too.

The audio is pretty integral, but also makes it slightly NSFW.

( Stuart + rubber chicken + toy wrench )

Cullen put on Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire for Stuart last night, because the weather was threatening to turn inclement (which never really panned out in our region, thankfully) and the house was too humid for either of us adults to muster much energy. Of all the titles in the Harry Potter series, Goblet of Fire is probably the one that ( Read more... )

I have to (well, want to) select a new primary provider for myself at our clinic. Mine seems to have left the practice at some point within the last couple of years. I'm uncertain, you see, because I haven't had an appointment with anyone but midwives (with the rare OB thrown into the mix when I've required higher level "procedures" [thanks for ( Read more... )

Our lawnmower has been out of commission since the thaw. Because we haven't had enough time or money to price out repairs or acquire a new one, and because the grass (what little of it isn't overrun with dandelions, that is. I told Stuart he could have a penny for every one he successfully uprooted. It turns out that not even my three-year-old is ( Read more... )

Another possible (much more arcane, and potentially expensive, ergo laregly quixotic for the time-being) collection to undertake: Belle Kogan-designed Gypsy Trail Hostess Ware pieces from Red Wing Pottery. I was mainly familiar, heretofore, with Red Wing stoneware, which doesn't appeal to me at all. Then Cullen found this Gypsy Trail coffee carafe ( Read more... )

Cullen was playing "baseball" (really just underhand pitching, hitting, and retrieving) with Stuart last night, when our last wiffle ball rolled under the porch. It was far out-of-reach, and dinner was almost ready anyway. So Cullen explained to Stuart that it would be better to go inside for the time-being, and worry about how to get the ball out ( Read more... )