Paul Merrill
We have the most amazing cat. He doesn’t mind if we do things like cover up his face (as long as he is asleep). He will lie asleep while we have all manner of fun with him.
When he is awake? He’s wild.
Floof’s the name, and entertaining us is his game.
“It’s a point of pride for the staff of the Sojourn to always be in uniform, no matter what the request.”
I was amused to see this picture in an airline magazine – part of publicity for a luxury cruise.
My first thought was, could you swim laps with us? They would have to stay in uniform…
When I visit the doctor, I don’t want him or her to be a baby.
(I found this product on the shelves of the equivalent of a dollar store in Malaysia.)
And happy new year to you!!
These ladies on the street in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, were sharing a little joy. I hope that your Christmas weekend is filled with many moments of sharing joy with those you love.
Yes, a new CTS-V. 556 horsepower. Enough fun to land me in jail.
Footnote: it’s a Hot Wheels car, and it cost me 89 cents, plus tax.
…that I blog about toothpaste over at The International Toothpaste Museum.
I’d recommend that tiny bit of fun for your Friday.
I just loved these backpacks. (Seen in a discount department store in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.)
Mr. Bean? I’m not sure what this backpack has to do with him. And the devil backpack? Not every parent would let their kid wear that.
My “cutting floor” blog is over at tumblr. And you can change the colors of the blog (upper right corner).
So Eddie tagged me. I took the challenge.
1) Turn on your MP3 player or music player on your computer.
2) Go to SHUFFLE songs mode.
3) Write down the first 15 songs that come up–song title and artist–NO editing/cheating, please.
I did cheat – I didn’t actually listen to the songs, as I was trying to get other stuff done that required thought-without-music while my jukebox was playing. But you still get a glimpse into my iTunes library.
And I pass on the challenge to you.
More from my trip…
On the way back, we had a brief stop in Hong Kong. Yes, there was an umbrella vending machine at the ferry station. I was amazed at that. But it wasn’t till I got home and looked closer at the photo that I discovered the machine had a TV screen, showing a video that featured those umbrellas’ benefits.
