Monthly Archives: February 2007

Pigs Feet in My Pantry

Posted on February 16, 2007 by The Daring One

Yesterday Dan was microwaving his lunch at work when a woman walked past him into the lunch room, removed his food halfway through its heating cycle and started nuking hers. He was so dumbfounded by this that he just waited … Continue reading →

Posted in blick, food, fun, fun, fun, shopping | 35 Comments

The Faeries are Coming!

Posted on February 15, 2007 by The Daring One

Thanks to everyone for your awesome suggestions for Laylee’s faerie birthday. You people know how to part-tay! I’m sending the DYM shirt out to Heffalump for her suggestion of little flower pots and tools so the kids can create their … Continue reading →

Posted in kid stuff, tip tuesday | 11 Comments

Wishing You

Posted on February 14, 2007 by The Daring One

Pleasure Romance and Love Thank you Dan for the clean kitchen, the flowers and not raising your eyebrows as I drown myself slowly in chocolate. Happy Decadent Holiday of Catholic Origin everyone! If you’ve written about love today, leave a … Continue reading →

Posted in he's so fine he blows my mind, Love and Marriage | 24 Comments

Some Life

Posted on February 13, 2007 by The Daring One

Things have been a little strange around our house lately. I refuse to buy bread but I can’t remember how to make it. There is a pink balloon floating around my kitchen, which I think may be partially to blame. … Continue reading →

Posted in Random | 21 Comments

Tip Tuesday — Faeries (A Contest)

Posted on February 13, 2007 by The Daring One

Laylee’s birthday party is coming up soon, really soon. Like, how soon? Is it today mom? Is it lasterday? Does it touch today? When is it? Very very soon. For some reason she only wants to invite people who are … Continue reading →

Posted in kid stuff, tip tuesday | 42 Comments

More on Homeschooling

Posted on February 9, 2007 by The Daring One

I’m continuing the homeschooling discussion over at parenting.com and I’m wondering, “Do moms’ heads every explode from all the decisions they have to make about their child’s well-being?”

Posted in education, parenting | 22 Comments