Friday, November 20, 2009

LA Law Reunion Show Idea

Batman, Scooby Doo, Shaggy, Fred and Velma go into a dark room.  There is a skeleton!  But then they pull of the mask.  It's Jimmy Smits!

  

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Well, Miss Spears? Which is it?

Wait...did the baby hit her?  Or is she hitting the baby?


Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Friends - They're the worst!

I don't like Jacob any more. I don't like his attitude.

Friday, September 25, 2009

We Interrupt Cute Things to bring you My Husband's Regional Musings

My husband, who grew up on the east coast and now lives on the west, is a veritable font of knowledge on the habits and ways of what he calls the People From the North East. As a public service, I will share these thoughts with you on a semi-regular basis.

Today's musing concerns vegetables, as it came up during a conversation about what those things are called that you stick in the ends of corn on the cob*:

"People From the North East really love seasonal vegetables."


*corn holders

Somewhere Bee-utiful, of course

Where did you and dad go on your honeycomb?

Saturday, August 8, 2009

Memo to Walt Disney

I liked everything about "Pirates of the Caribbean" except the pirates.  

Saturday, August 1, 2009

Top Chef, Jr.

Ravioli is the new noodles!  I'm going to want this all the time!

Not Just About Cookies

I don't like sharing!  I like taking!

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

That's DOCTOR Hot Rod to you

I want a new name... change my name to Hot Rod.

Sunday, July 26, 2009

Comic Strip Subtext

Do you think Green Goblin is sexy?

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Star Wars - The Parts Between the Battles

Mom! Pretend you're Darth Vader and you're making dinner for the Empire!

Introduction!

Hi!  I have a 3-year old son who says cute things all the time.  I always think...oh!  I should write that down!  But I never do (tears).  So now I'm going to type them all up! 

The funniest thing he ever said (so far) happened about two months ago.  He was asking me a lot of questions about body parts, boys, girls, babies, etc.  (I thought 3 was too young for this?)  Anyhoo, the questions started getting a little too detailed.  So I started deflecting, saying things like "I don't remember!" or "Let's google that!".  Finally, I shut everything down with the comment "That's a long story.  Want to make French Toast?".  (Note - French Toast solves everything.)

So, a couple of days later, I was sitting on the couch, and my son sidled up to me and asked in the sweetest voice imaginable, "Mom?  Can you tell me a long story about your vagina?"