Lounge of Tomorrow - Sooooo.....

OMG!! I'm Blind!! I'm Blind!!!

It winked at me...

...you SHOULDN'T post links like that ........you're not kevy.

...having said that - her, ahem, home maintenance is exemplary.

Ghoulish Delight

12-08-2009 11:15 PM

Just for you, Lash (and some others I suppose). I hope I get this link right, I'm posting it with my eyes closed:

also, NSFW NSFW NSFW

Perineum

lashbear

12-08-2009 11:18 PM

LOL! Thank you ! ;)

BarTopDancer

12-08-2009 11:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3894 (Post 308566)

Bah humbug! Okay, let me back up the information dumptruck for the next sentence.

Meep meep meep (sound of dumptruck backing up). My hand is on the lever, people. Here goes:

The snow has cancelled the party for which I baked faux Starbucks cranberry thingies - the ones with the frosting, the craisins, and the white chocolate! You get what this means, right? Hubbo, one daughter, and I are snowbound with an entire pan of faux Starbucks cranberry thingies.

But the USPS is still working right? Sent them our way!

Or send the recipe.

Morrigoon

12-09-2009 01:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prudence (Post 308594)

I wish we had flannel sheets! Seriously, this is too cold for me. I'm not able to deal with this any more!!! All I want now is soup.

You could try t-shirt sheets. They're warm but not quite as warm as flannel, so you can use them more of the year. And SUPER comfy! (Then again, so is flannel).

Dang... this is making me wanna break out the flannel sheets myself!

Gemini Cricket

12-09-2009 02:08 AM

I had sooooo much fun in CA.
I'll post about it soon.
Tired now, tho.
Zzzzzzz!

3894	12-09-2009 07:29 AM

There was so much snow last night that the governor closed all non-essential state services. The last time that happened was several decades ago, and we get snow all the time, of course. This was Big Snow.

Quote:

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer (Post 308604)

Or send the recipe.

This is what I used. SFW

I did put mine back in the walk-in freezer. They're definitely going to the neighbors across the street, an elderly woman and her grown son. Both of them have cancer and love to eat sweets on the days they're feeling okay.

And now to the other end of the digestive tract: the perineum. Yeah, sometimes that tears during childbirth. My births were c-sections so I wouldn't know but I hear stories. Everyone says you don't feel a thing because of the pressure of the baby's head in the birth canal.

Mousey Girl

12-09-2009 08:22 AM

29 on the sheltered patio.

It looks like rain for MA, which means The Boy & I may not be able to make it over the pass.