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Heather talks about public tantrums (from kids) on today's Momversation.
- RIP Louis Mortimer Armstrong: http://bit.ly/1R4tv6
- Hugs and kisses to you, too! RT: @Monkey_Tree: @dooce he probably committed suicide because he was tired of LISTENING TO YOU WHINE.
- Our fish just died. And I'm sitting here crying. And it wasn't even my fault!
301. Brad of Almost Lucid said:
Wow, very pretty shot. Excellent post today. I'm fully doocified.
302. wheelomatic said:
Has any one but me noticed that Heather looks like the nun on that End of Times show on Weds on NBC: "Revelations".
Cheek bones to spare. They could blind you....
On a lighter note:
George Carlin says that you get sties in your eyes from watching your dog poop.
303. jenB said:
your hair looks FAN-FREAKIN-TASTIC
304. AndreaBT said:
Raz. Raz. Oh, I about lost my cookies when I saw the picture of that guy.
There are no words.
305. Lara said:
Your hair looks AMAZING!!!! And today's entry was absolutely beautiful. Thank you.
306. Phoenix said:
I am finding myself intensely attracted.
307. RazDreams said:
andreabt: i know. i'm still wondering where his pinky-winky is. there really are no words.
308. LeafGirl77 said:
Raz: Pinky is shy...
309. RazDreams said:
that photo is courtesy of dad gone mad's website. i said there, and i'll say here: i keep wondering if the dude in that photo is gonna use that tissue in his left hand to wipe his hienie. _*eeekkk!*_
310. Laura said:
I have been reading your site for a while now. I eagerly await your entry everyday and always love the picture.
Today's entry was beautiful!
311. Amber said:
Wow. Deep story.
312. Shawna said:
I beg to differ Trance (220), JournalCon is in San Diego this year, not San Francisco. (http://www.measi.net/journalcon/home.html) I don't suppose we can convince Heather to go?
313. Muffy said:
I just read her recent post. Very moving.
I have many smells that bring wonderful memories to mind. However, about a year and a half ago, I found myself in jail. It wasn't a big deal, and I'm hardly the criminal type (with a name like Muffy?), but the only soap you could get from the commissary was Irish Spring.
TO THIS DAY, I cannot stand the smell of it. No rainspring fresh for me. All it brings to mind is bad food, worse grammar, and hearing "TO the windows, to the walls" second hand from jailhouse headphones.
Lemme tell ya, if they say country music is entertainment for farm animals, then Rap is definitely entertainment from inmates.
However, I did get to catch up on Little House on the Prairie!
314. Leanne said:
i have been reading your blog for awhile but have never commented. i just needed to let you know that your story about the baby lotion brought me to tears. i suffered from post partum depression after the birth of my second son almost two years ago. there are scents, clothes and pictures I cling to because they remind me, not of how hard and horrific that time was, but how amazingly lucky i am that my husband and children are so resilient and that they never ever once thought of giving up.
315. Muffy said:
pardon me, Entertainment FOR inmates. Quite frankly, I didn't find many of them to be that talented to create anything from their own mind.
316. wealhtheow said:
Heather, you are an amazing and resilient woman. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us.
317. Chris said:
Gorgeous!
318. Don said:
Nice hair yada..yada..
The real thing is I love the "in your face" no bullshit way you tell your stories with the girl next door sweetness and charm. By the way the panties vision is better than Chuck trying to crap or puke a corn dog stick.
319. Elegant Goose said:
Ah HA! I emailed Dooce yesterday asking what happened to the comments. I had missed them so much that I had a dream about Dooce & family moving in upstairs from me. While I was dreaming I realized it was a dream because I didn't know what her voice was supposed to sound like. It was so weird I had to email her.
320. Katie-be-bored-at-work said:
Wow, I have NOT been bored at work today. First day of comments and I haven't been around for a few hours. And wow - I must say that Heather's post today is beautiful. It brought tears to my eyes. Good tears, though. Tears that make you realize that life really does have perfect moments, and that love really can conquer our innermost demons. I could totally smell that lavendar scent in my mind - there is nothing more beautiful than a freshly washed baby that smells of lavendar. Thanks, Heather, for reminding me that it is the small things in life that really make a difference.
Now I am even more appalled that they want to ban odors from the Houston Library. B-O and strong perfume really suck, but I don't want anyone encroaching on my right to sniff!
321. Muffy said:
Goose, you're not alone. I've had Heather dreams. Many of us have. It must be our brains only have time to digest all the wit and charm during off times. Because we're too busy commenting during our waking hours. Or thinking about commenting when comments are down.
322. Muffy said:
Katie, Have you ever smelled someone wearing Perry Ellis 360?
Think burnt rubber meets new car.
But the person who is drenching themselves in it thinks they're the bomb. They're usually self-absorbed like that, I find.
323. Katie-be-bored-at-work said:
I agree that there are some noxious odors out there. I hate smelly armpits, that's for sure. But can you imagine a library security guard throwing a dude out of the library because he has pit stains? That is just weird.
They actually banned the making of popcorn at my old job. They said that it makes half the people crave popcorn, and the other half want to vomit because all they can think about is a smelly movie theatre. Apparently it drives away clients.
324. Susannah said:
I wish they would ban microwave popcorn at my office. That is the NASTIEST smelling shit ever.
325. Muffy said:
Actually, Susannah, I would say m/w popcorn should be No. 2, behind Tunafish.
Really, someone tell me, how do you get that cat-food looking/smelling crap past your nose and into your mouth?
326. jimmy corrigan said:
Okay, beautiful post. Commenting from work. Compulsively have to add that according to Associated Press style it is Wal-Mart, not Walmart. I. am. a. freak.
from:
Once lurker, twice shy
327. molly said:
First off.. great picture.. you are truely beautiful!
Secondly.. The latest post made me get teary-eyed. You are such a wonderful woman, and you truely have a wonderful family!
328. Psycho Kitty said:
That was beautiful. Thank you.
329. Susie said:
Jimmy, she coulda said, "Wool-Mort."
330. eve said:
I know, for the 330th time... but great hair!!
331. Seven said:
I was gonna say your hair looks gorgeous Heather, but everyone seems to have said taht already.
Jon's hair looks pretty too. :)
332. Katie-be-bored-at-work said:
Or she could have said "Wal-Marts". I have noticed that many people add an "s", as if they were visiting a plurality of Wal-Mart stores. "I'm gonna head on out to the Wal-Marts and buy me some Charmin and tuna-fish". Dammit people, it's Wal Mart!!!!
333. Katie-be-bored-at-work said:
Also, I think it is really nifty that Heather has a sister named September. She was right when she said Mormons give their kids original names.
334. Elegant Goose said:
I love Dooce's bittersweet posts. I also love how she and Jon take care of her. I have my own boy named John (WITH an "h"!) and he was very helpful to me. Right after Thanksgiving in 2002, my mom went into the hospital for surgery and almost didn't come out. She was in a coma for over 5 weeks and the doctors said it didn't look good. I called up John and asked if he had time to hang out a couple days after it happened- we were just friends at that point- he actually had a different girlfriend. He cancelled his plans with her because I really just needed someone to talk to. He was always there for me - and he was a bit disappointed that she couldn't understand that one of his friends needed him. (I think she thought I was trying to steal him, which I totally was not!) Anyway, we've been together for over two years now and he's the best thing that ever happened to me. He's supportive and loving and, like Jack Nicholas in "As Good As it Gets" he makes me want to be a better [woman].
335. Katie said:
Cute hair!
336. Katie said:
I'm an addicted reader, wish I could trick myself to starting a blog. You have an inspirational story, wonderful gift with words and beautiful family! I'm glad you chose Life!!
337. CarolinaKatie said:
I'm an addicted reader, wish I could trick myself to starting a blog. You have an inspirational story, wonderful gift with words and beautiful family! I'm glad you chose Life!!
338. eddo said:
Great Hair!
339. Elegant Goose said:
(In the first line of my last post I meant how she and Jon take care of each other.)
340. Holly said:
Katie-be-bored-at-work, I think the people who say "I'm just going to Wal-Marts" are the same ones who say "ValentiMe's Day" and "acrossed" (instead of across) and "I seen it last week." And "li-berry." And "heith" (instead of "height"). And oh my god, I could go on and on.
341. Kristen said:
Heather, I love how you are able to write such powerful posts that are able to make me cry in the middle of my work day. Its a good release, kind of weird for my co-workers, but good for me. You rock sister!
342. Holly said:
Oh, and IRREGARDLESS. My god.
343. saralynnmo said:
Yay, Life!
344. AlaskaDanielle said:
Holly:
IRREGARDLESS is in the dictionary, but I *STILL* refuse to believe it is a legitimate word. It just sounds ridiculous. And redundant. And WRONG.
345. Jeff said:
OK, am I a bad person because I can't stop thinking about coat, clogs, and panties? In the rain?
{swoon}
Thanks for the baby oil post. You rock!
346. Elizabeth said:
ooh! Who's a pretty girl!
347. Elegant Goose said:
Dang, Holly, you're going to peeve yourself to death. But I totally understand. I'm an English teacher.
348. giggles said:
Life...life is fun, isn't it?
I love that you kept sniffing the smell to remind you.
We're all one great big happy bunch that you are feeling better than back then. And I know your real family is even more happy about it.
Aren't great hair days da bomb? ;-)
349. Elegant Goose said:
EEEwwww!!!! Jeff - I just clicked on your name and WHAT THE HELL IS THAT THING?
If you guys want to know what I'm freaking about then click to Jeff's Blog-in-progress. Ugh.
350. U.B. said:
I think I remember reading once that, of the five senses, smell is most powerfully associated with our memories.
I'm trying to think if I have any powerfully, smelly memories -- but can think only of food....(sigh)
Great post.
351. Trance said:
Heather, your hair totally sucks.
:D
(I am, of course, Kidding.)
And yes, I had a brainfart and posted that J-Con was in San Fran when it is in San Diego. Am stupid. Or am probably still drunk from last year's JournalCon...
352. Brooks Dame said:
WHAT'S UP WITH EVERYONE AND THE HAIR. yOU ACT LIKE YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A GOOD HEAD OF HAIR BEFORE. Do you guys roll out of bed and surf the web all day? sometimes people comb their hair.
353. Bucky Four-Eyes said:
The smell of braunschweiger (sp?) always makes me think of when I was in grade school, and my dad and I would be home for lunch at the same time. He'd always have braunschweiger and French's mustard on rye bread.
Wouldn't put a bite of the stuff in my mouth now, but the scent of it still makes me remember Dad and smile.
354. Trance said:
Actually, I do roll out of bed and surf the web all day.
And if you saw my hair, you'd totally understand.
*sob*
355. sarah said:
wow, nice hair!
356. Trance said:
HAHAHAHAHA
357. Trance said:
Dooce, do you ever wonder whether you could post a photo of yourself in lederhosen, dreadlocks, kabuki makeup, and multiple facial piercings and receive the same accolades?
I'm betting on yes.
"Dooce! I love the septum ring! It brings out the white face paint so beautifully!! And the lederhosen are fantastic!"
:D
358. Trance said:
(I'm not knocking the Doocelings, mind you. I think it's great.)
359. Holly said:
I know, I keep a mental list of all the things I hear people say that make me want to tear my hair out (I once had a roommate who used to leave me notes that said "Holly, your mom call") and sometimes it GETS AWAY FROM ME and I end up peeving myself to death, just like you said.
Peeve, coincidentally, is a marvelous word and we should all use it as much as we can. Along with panache and cornucopia. And brouhaha. And segue.
360. Trance said:
I love panache. Also gauche.
I hate those who end sentences with prepositions, "finna" - as in, "I finna go to the store"; and extra "done"s, as in, "I done told you ten times to do yo' damned homework!"
Obviously I am from the ghetto.
361. Amanda B. said:
Aw, Dooce. That last post made me cry. I remember how much I related to what you were going through then, and how much I hoped you'd feel better.
That seems like a million years ago now. I could re-list all the reasons that I relate to you and root for you, but I think I'll just say that I'm greatful that you made it through that hard time. You are a brave, sexy bitch.
362. Poo said:
You are beutiful. Jon is one very lucky man, and Leta is one very lucky daughter.
363. Beth said:
I second Amanda B. you be one brave, sexy beeeyotch. With great hair! :)
364. Spurious Plum said:
Ahh, Dooce.com...
The only place where Poo can give compliments
365. Amber said:
What about:
INCONCEIVABLE!
?
366. Bucky Four-Eyes said:
And how 'bout: cattywompus, heretofore, aplomb, rutabaga, inebriated, indisposed, incontinent, inveterate, inmyownlittleworld...
Sorry, I got a little dizzy there. But yeah, some words you oughtta hear more often. Indubitably.
367. Eclair said:
I wasn't going to comment ("me too!"), I was just going to take that picture to my hairdresser - but I just have to say - nice, nice entry today. And your hair rocks.
368. Strizznizzey said:
You think you can just leave us hanging, stranded, alone in the wasteland and then show up?
You think that if you write a post that is sweet and tender and close to home for so many of us about not giving up and having people always be there for you we will be with open arms????
Well, maybe. But your a brat and if you didn't know it then (hmmph) you do now.
369. kristine said:
Is that picture taken by someone else or taken IN something, because I don't see the reflextion.
370. bgornika said:
that story of leta's lotion made me cry, it was so sweet. it was just beautiful, thank you for sharing your life with us.
371. Susie said:
I enjoy a good brouhaha.
And Bucky, I've seen you around with your cattywompus.
I like me some albeit, connoisseur, and replete.
And I also like to mix proper English with Hillbillian and age-inappropriate ghetto slang.
372. Kassi said:
I love the photo, she has such classical features. Like a Madonna.
I totally see her face being sculpted out of marble.
I wonder what nationality she is.
373. SaraJane said:
Another one for the book. Great post in fact the last three have been GRRREAT.
peace to you and Leta and Jon and (up)Chuck.... ha ha haha!
374. CanadianAmy said:
Strizz, you are so on the moola.
375. suburban misfit said:
Kerfuffle should be used more often. And dubious, indubitably, lair, and inevitable (that last one is my favorite word because I love how it rolls off the toungue).
I love hearing other people's peeves. It makes me feel not-so-crazy about my own.
376. Carla Beth said:
I blink and suddenly hundreds of posts have been left. Left in the dust ... again! How'd you make your hair do that. Right, and you'll tell me that when you're ready to reveal the details of designing a masthead. My site's up! (After my cat did something really weird to my main index file. One walk across the keyboard and suddenly my blows up.) Happy spring day!
377. melissa said:
heather, if nobody has told you so lately, you are absolutely drop-dead fucking beautiful.
-m
378. CanadianAmy said:
Very nice site Carla Beth.
379. Dr. Johnny Fever said:
You know what smells like life to me? Stinky pits and wasabi burps. That's what.
380. lawbrat said:
Life used to smell like dirty diapers, now its smelly farts.
381. CanadianAmy said:
Life smells like the fridge when you bought broccoli two weeks before and never did anything with it. You open the fridge to get out whatever and then you close it and everyone goes, "WHAT is that SMELL."
382. Lisa said:
Your hair has really gotten long... it looks great. Thank you for sharing that beautiful story. BUT... "fancy" Walmart??!! Seems the two terms could not possibly go together... I HATE Walmart... I avoid it like the plague... going there makes me twitch!
383. kalki said:
Hello hottie Heather!
384. Strizznizzey said:
I love Walmart. All you haters out there can step off. Where else can you go in and buy a couch, a TV, G-rated videos, AND get a cheeseburger? hmm? hmmm?
385. Daxohol said:
Hot damn Heather you are just so hot!
386. Terri said:
My kids are older but because my niece and nephew spent a lot of tme with us we taught our dogs "Easy." Where they very slowly take the morsel of whatever food out of our hands barely putting their lips on it. It wasn't hard because it's the only thing we've ever been able to teach them. Well, sit (but only when they want to), stay (but only when they want to) but, no "Easy" no tasty morsel. Just a suggestion.
387. RazDreams said:
_ohmydearGodinheaven_ Jeff (#345), what were you thinking man?! #349, you were so right about not clicking on his name...i'm *gagging*...
388. Terri said:
btw, you look amazing and today's entry, especially beautiful.
389. AndiMAC said:
Very nice photo Heather
390. Strizznizzey said:
Smells like teen spirit.
Did anyone say that yet?
391. sue said:
your hair looks beautiful!!
392. Susie said:
Gee, Your Hair Smells Terrific
393. Nita said:
I just wanted to say the obvious, that you're quite beautiful...and that I loved reading about Leta's lotion, it was beautiful.
394. Torrie said:
I've been having trouble commenting today. Anyone else?
395. RazDreams said:
nope, torrie, but i saw you'd mentioned it earlier today on the google site. no problems here. maybe you need to clear your cache or something? computers: can't live with 'em, can't get rid of 'em.
396. Susie said:
No, I've been giving and getting OK, too.
397. POKEY said:
Are you feeling frustrated, Torrie?
398. RazDreams said:
run from pokey, torrie, or he will poke ya! and you'll have little baby orange poka-torries! tell him you're not frustrated, woman!
399. Angela Bartlett said:
I love your site--I'm a mom too, but my site's much smaller and unvisited. :) Thanks for making me smile!
400. n said:
400?
401. jules said:
I love that smell :) reminds me of my little cousins before they got mouthy.. lil shits..
(:3
402. Jade said:
I LOVED the Bookmobile! I can still remember how it smelled. Anyone that didn't get to experience the Bookmobile missed out on some good times!
403. Holly said:
We had a Bookmobile in Hong Kong, where I grew up in the 80s. It had, like, four books in it though. Still, I'd always get disproportionately excited about it when I saw it.
404. POKEY said:
They won't let me in the Bookmobile.
405. sweetney said:
long time, no comment...but wanted to pop in and add my voice to the chorus: i am so very glad you are alive and well and happy and writing.
...and full n' bouncy, ala breck girls past, natch.
406. RazDreams said:
i wonder who is pokey. similar flavors to dr. johnny fever, but maybe not. alas, only gumby will know the real pokey-poo.
407. greenthumb said:
Susie, have you recovered from your star power moment yet?
408. AndreaBT said:
Pokey, they don't let you in because you're a HORSE. Horses don't read.
409. AndreaBT said:
Wasn't that awesome, Greenthumb? Susie's brush with fame!!
410. Susie said:
hey, ya'll! I must admit, it turned my head there for a moment. I been sittin' over there waitin' for Johnny Depp to pop in!
411. POKEY said:
Dr.? I'm no doctor. Although I was once convicted of impersonating a gynecologist.
412. AndreaBT said:
Dr. Pokey, have you ever told a patient she has booty flies?
413. Allie said:
I just found your site and LOVE it! Why do you keep taking down the comments.. that's half the fun!
414. POKEY said:
SSSHHHH. (I have those.) I swat them with my tail. Or with THIS.
415. AndreaBT said:
No wonder you were convicted.
416. POKEY said:
The flies, I swat. NOT my patients. I could lose my license for THAT. I mean . . .
417. AndreaBT said:
Oh, well, that's a relief anyway...
418. wheezer345 said:
yes, comments are back!!! And i love your hair and the sweet story of the smell of leta.
419. POKEY said:
I smell really good. My new scent is called Remember THIS. Look for it at the Wal-Mart this summer.
420. AndreaBT said:
gggGGGGAAAAGGGHHHhhhh...ugh, Pokey!
421. AndreaBT said:
No better smell than a horse's "poker"...a plastic one, at that
422. Susie said:
Hey, Andrea! Greenie, you still around?
423. AndreaBT said:
Or is it **plush**?
Yeah, Susie, I'm here, just trying not to laugh at Pokey
424. Susie said:
Oh, nice, Pokey. We'll get some of that for Father's Day.
425. AndreaBT said:
Husband needs the computer :( See ya tomorrow...
426. Deb said:
I missed the comments. I loved the long neck picture of Chuck, it was perfect.
427. Allison said:
i love your site. finally! someone else in america who accepts the fact that everyone poops (girls too). i think you're simply hilarious, and you dog and little girl are cute as buttons.
428. song said:
Heather you are looking so damn fine. I'm kinda glad we can't see the Jon - I would be blinded by the gorgeousness. And I so totally forgive you for having a baby who eats toilet paper because mine eats washing powder....
429. Henryk_ said:
There's a bear in there.....and a chair as well, I spy with my little eyes.......
430. Rebecca said:
Your comment section hates me.
431. Henryk_ said:
Beware Becky, the comment section may not be the only one that hates you.....just joking!
432. Henryk_ said:
Absolutly....
433. little_fishy said:
Scent is such a powerful sense, it's amazing. That pink anti-bacterial soap at doctor's offices brings me back to when I was in the hospital for six months. I can't stand the smell of it. It takes you right back.
434. minxlj said:
Holy cow today's story is intense. I'm glad Dooce managed to pull through and has such a wonderful and supportive husband (and daughter) to help her through her depression. :-)
Everyone should have some of that body lotion, it sounds like a good pick-me-up!
435. fifi said:
Lovely picture, lovely family. Glad you are happier now, the story didn't make me cry, it actually cheered me up, I look forward to seeing your pictures .
436. GMM said:
Your hair looks awesome. The best baby lotion scent ever is Johnson's baby lavender. Purple lid. Mmmmmmmm
437. Bucky Four-Eyes said:
Personally...
I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
438. Henryk_ said:
only napalm?
439. Henryk_ said:
Is there anyone that is awake??
440. Harry said:
Just us mortals!!!
441. Me said:
Guess who Henry...?
:)
How you doin mate?
(in my best Sydney-sider accent)
442. Harry said:
Hi Me
443. Henryk_ said:
Dang, missed Me
444. Me said:
Hello there Harry.
looks like it's pretty quiet around these parts today. Wotcha upto?
445. Me said:
Nah...am still around...
So how's you?
446. Henryk_ said:
Back!.. I've been keeping fit...and busy as well!
447. allconsuming said:
Well, apart from Dooce, her uniquely satisfying family and crazy-arsed dog, and the amazing pics she gives us of Utah, us Sydneysiders are not only awake, we're rockin! Heather - your hair in this shot is really letting down the permanent bad hair day team. This, coupled with your amazing do during elopment is the best ever. Finally, do you guys really eat corndogs in normal everyday settings? That is serious carnie food for us, reserved for prestige events like The Royal Easter Show and circus capers.
448. Henryk_ said:
Crikey.....another Sydneyite!!!!
449. Me said:
Crawling out the woodwork methinks. Must be the time of day. Hello to you too Allconsuming. Did u enjoy the RoyalEaster Show this year? A coupla friends of mine had been for it...
450. Henryk_ said:
The Show would be good.....except for the crowds!
451. Me said:
So anyone know the Wylds?
452. Henryk_ said:
No, but if you hum a few bars...
453. Me said:
um...those are the friends in Sydney. :-)
Just wanted to see if the world was indeed *that* small...
Good to know it isn't - yet.
454. Henryk_ said:
The world usually tends to be small at times when you DON'T want it to be small! Sydney is not that small.
455. Muffy said:
Good Morning Doocelings! Are we all awaiting the new picture, mouse pointer poised on refresh?
456. Henryk_ said:
Good evening Muffy!
457. Henryk_ said:
I F5 to refresh!
458. Henryk_ said:
but showering is soooo much better!
459. Me said:
A top of the morning to you Muffy.
What new picture? There's a new picture everyday?
Hmmm....
(Halo sparkle)
460. Henryk_ said:
Yes, the highlight of the cyber day.......the new....and sometimes good...pic.
461. Muffy said:
I'm very hurt...
I made fresh mixed berry muffins yesterday, brought them in, and my boss didnt even eat one.
Although, I'm sure the blueberries would make him fart more than he already does.
My lord, the sounds that come out of that loo....
462. mish said:
tres sexy hair -look at the lens not the mirror and it will seem like your lovely gaze is directed upon us
463. Becky said:
It's a powerful, loving expression on your lovely face. I suspect that even though we can't see Jon, you could, and you were speaking volumes to him with your eyes. You must have had a wonderful time -- it's written all over your face. ;>D
464. Strizznizzey said:
Was this a predate with no kid photo? That is totally I am gonna ride you like a raging bull look. Or something.
465. Mary said:
wow comments are still open
Heather, in that pic you look like Lois Lane from superman but with lighter brown hair. I can't think of the name of the actress but you look kinda like her or maybe more like a reporter capturing a great shot.
466. Muffy said:
Mary, that was Margot Kidder (who looks like CRAP now...I hope Heather ages better than that...Margot, if you're a dooceling, forgive me, but it's the truth)...
On another note...THE BOSS IS OUT for the next 2 hours!!!
I need links, links to funny stuff... I need to WASTE time!
No links to people biting each other's ring fingers off. no no.
467. Karen said:
You have some damned great eyebrows, for the record. DAMN YOU.
468. Wickedfun said:
Here Muffy, this one is pretty cute
http://www.mightymiddle.com/index.php/categories/6-Jehovah-Blog
469. karenkh said:
you are the coolest looking person evah
470. Boricua said:
Nice picture, as always. But my good LORD I have never seen so many people get in a lather over *gasp* someone who used curlers in her hair. The reactions are just a little creepy. I guess I'm not impressed because seriously, curled/big hair? That's one of the first things southern women are taught to do.
471. Bucky Four-Eyes said:
Man, anytime anyone mentions curlers, I think of that stupid old Dippity Do commercial: "Curlers in your hair...shame on you!"
Anybody else here old enough to remember those?
472. Muffy said:
Thanks Wickedfun...
But I just realized,,
I have over 30 thank you notes for my bridal shower two weeks ago that have NOT been written. The hangover FINALLY wore off!
And being that I'm getting married in three weeks in vegas, and my mom will be there, and she WILL BE inquiring about the thank you notes...I think I gotta write thank you notes...
473. Bucky Four-Eyes said:
And really...what shame is there in wearin' curlers?
Now, if the commercial went: "Clothespins on your nipples...shame on you!" I coulda understood that one a little more...
474. Torrie said:
Pokey,
*I WANT MORE.*
475. lawbrat said:
New pic is up, yet comments are off on it!!
476. Torrie said:
Can we still comment on this picture?
477. p-hawk said:
Comments are still on here? Odd.