Yet it looks all happy now. But wait until those princesses decide they need some triceretops hocks for the ball – that will ruin the truce. LOOK OUT DINOSAURS! THEY’RE GOING TO EAT YOU!
Mr. Haz: I was fortunate indeed. Blessed, literally.
As for food . . . we discovered David and I have similar tastes, preferring things like garlic-stuffed olives to things like Pop-Tarts. (I just made that last one up, I’m not sure I actually saw a Pop-Tart vanishing into Zeke.)
I love being around those kids. They’re so kind. Older people need kids the way a plant needs water.
Chickelit: I know you’re kind. That’s how I took it.
The gift was for me to have the eternal girlfriend to watch the Globes with, to sit up late chit-chatting about everything from atoms to zoology, to let my kids do what they do best…be kids… while we both had target-lock on the computers. Dave was able to watch all the football he wanted, uninterrupted by me, because you were here!
This happens with several of my friends: we might stop, but we’re not through.
I never meant anything unfunny or hurtful with my puns. Because I have a real life tendency to misspell, I try to get away with such things.
The meaning of what I said was:
“I saw what you did there” was riffing on my mistaken beliief tha Annie had punned English with German. The second part, “I know your kind” was as Ruth Anne suggested. It looks contrived and unfunny because I was trying to reuse the word “kind.”
I am sincerely sorry if I hurt either of you. You know that I would never do anything to harm or upset either of you like that. Still, like I told Trooper York recently, I need to lay off the espresso in the mornings sometimes and just ease off a bit. I’m working on it. Bruce
Aside to chickelit: Your posts occasionally get quarantined by our spam-catcher because of a persistent unwelcome visitor here. If the need arises in the future, leaving out the spaces between RuthAnne’s names should work.
Icepick said,
January 18, 2011 at 3:45 am
Yet it looks all happy now. But wait until those princesses decide they need some triceretops hocks for the ball – that will ruin the truce. LOOK OUT DINOSAURS! THEY’RE GOING TO EAT YOU!
Ron said,
January 18, 2011 at 7:06 am
Ruth Anne is in the red obviously…but is yellow an Ambivalent color?
Those are celebrity dinos…that’s why they’re turning away from these dinorattzi pics.
karen said,
January 18, 2011 at 9:00 am
It looks like my 7yr old’s room. Her room is Peacable Kingdom- her relationship w/her 11yr old sister? Not so good.
chickelit said,
January 18, 2011 at 10:44 am
I want to hear more about what you had to eat during your visit. Like my father used to say: “We always eat better when company comes.” ;)
Michael_Haz said,
January 18, 2011 at 12:28 pm
The *other* bathtub probably had Ruth Anne’s paratrooper action figures, complete with lawyerly briefcases and parachutes.
You were fortunate indeed to be welcomed into that happy household, and to be with the wonderful Mr. and Mrs Adams and their colorful children.
Ron said,
January 18, 2011 at 1:48 pm
Is yellow really Amba’s color?
chickelit said,
January 18, 2011 at 6:10 pm
I can tell from experience that the tile work is less than 10 years old.
amba (Annie Gottlieb) said,
January 19, 2011 at 10:39 am
Mr. Haz: I was fortunate indeed. Blessed, literally.
As for food . . . we discovered David and I have similar tastes, preferring things like garlic-stuffed olives to things like Pop-Tarts. (I just made that last one up, I’m not sure I actually saw a Pop-Tart vanishing into Zeke.)
I love being around those kids. They’re so kind. Older people need kids the way a plant needs water.
chickelit said,
January 19, 2011 at 8:51 pm
I love being around those kids. They’re so kind.
I saw what you did there. I know your kind. :)
amba12 said,
January 19, 2011 at 11:09 pm
Huh? I’m not sure that’s funny, chicken. What are you talking about?
chickelit said,
January 20, 2011 at 12:55 am
I thought you you were tying the words kids and kind (as in kinder) together. That’s all.
amba12 said,
January 20, 2011 at 12:59 am
Ah. You’re pun-ishing me, lashing me with two tongues, no less!
Ruth Anne said,
January 20, 2011 at 10:10 am
Chickelit: I know you’re kind. That’s how I took it.
The gift was for me to have the eternal girlfriend to watch the Globes with, to sit up late chit-chatting about everything from atoms to zoology, to let my kids do what they do best…be kids… while we both had target-lock on the computers. Dave was able to watch all the football he wanted, uninterrupted by me, because you were here!
This happens with several of my friends: we might stop, but we’re not through.
amba12 said,
January 20, 2011 at 6:33 pm
Yep, it is definitely TBC!
chickelit said,
January 20, 2011 at 8:40 pm
Ruth Anne & Annie:
I never meant anything unfunny or hurtful with my puns. Because I have a real life tendency to misspell, I try to get away with such things.
The meaning of what I said was:
“I saw what you did there” was riffing on my mistaken beliief tha Annie had punned English with German. The second part, “I know your kind” was as Ruth Anne suggested. It looks contrived and unfunny because I was trying to reuse the word “kind.”
I am sincerely sorry if I hurt either of you. You know that I would never do anything to harm or upset either of you like that. Still, like I told Trooper York recently, I need to lay off the espresso in the mornings sometimes and just ease off a bit. I’m working on it. Bruce
amba12 said,
January 20, 2011 at 9:14 pm
Oh, no harm — I just didn’t “get it,” so I couldn’t imagine what you were getting at.
Randy said,
January 20, 2011 at 9:38 pm
Aside to chickelit: Your posts occasionally get quarantined by our spam-catcher because of a persistent unwelcome visitor here. If the need arises in the future, leaving out the spaces between RuthAnne’s names should work.
Michael_Haz said,
January 21, 2011 at 11:16 am
Alright, group hug. Now all move close together for the photo…..click!
Annie, did Ruth Anne take you up the ladder to go star gazing? You know, up on the roof with Roof?
I’m sorry, it’s still morning, and the pun-a-tron needs another shovel of coal in order to get up to full steam.