Scrambled thoughts, experiments and snippets of fun -- shaken, stirred, whipped and kneaded.
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Scribbles and Scrambles ~ Dog Toy Ideas...
So my Gladys/Gert girls are real content to steal recyclable items from the bin and confettize whatever they grab hold of. We've also got toys that are mere bits and pieces of their former glory. So I'm guessing both those are signs we could use some more dog toys.
I found some great hints here....
Cool ideas....Going to put some old t-shirts to work for me.
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Scribbles and Scrambles ~ Monday Funday
Rob has/had an iffy knee decide to go East, as in his left leg began to bow. This trick saved us a little bit of money. Not that I recommend it as an idea to save a buck...kind of extreme, ya know? Anyhow, because his knee was so clearly trashed he didn't have a need for excess imaging for diagnosis nor did he need physical therapy in an attempt to avoid surgery.
So yesterday he got a new knee. He is bionic now. Cool on so many levels until the bill comes, or the numbness wears off. Ha Ha.
A few of the highlights are pictured.
A) My discovery upon seeing my legs in brilliant white lighting that I did not apply my self tanner evenly. Awkward.
B) It's somewhat comforting to know that everyone who touches your loved one is obsessed about which body part they will be touching. The Sharpie YES on his hairy thigh was a nice touch.
C) The kids love that Dad who may or may not be prone to accidents now has a bright yellow wristband labeling him as a fall risk
D) The unpleasant flock of circling buzzards over the hospital. EWW
So yesterday he got a new knee. He is bionic now. Cool on so many levels until the bill comes, or the numbness wears off. Ha Ha. A few of the highlights are pictured.
A) My discovery upon seeing my legs in brilliant white lighting that I did not apply my self tanner evenly. Awkward.
B) It's somewhat comforting to know that everyone who touches your loved one is obsessed about which body part they will be touching. The Sharpie YES on his hairy thigh was a nice touch.
C) The kids love that Dad who may or may not be prone to accidents now has a bright yellow wristband labeling him as a fall risk D) The unpleasant flock of circling buzzards over the hospital. EWW
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Scribbles and Scrambles ~ GMA Purse
If you are a mom you have to remember (or still experience) Mama purse. That is where your purse is not your own, but becomes the receptacle for everyone in the family's stuff. When my kids entered the teen years I went through a rebellious stage where my purses went tiny. The girls had purses of their own and the boy was a strapping fellow and able to carry his own crap. The husband? Well, he just had to deal. Just sayin.
But after my annoyance and payback was achieved, I decided tiny purses are just a pain. I have stuff of my own that I want to shove in a purse, quite a bit, actually. So my purses have grown in size over the past few years. I'm not back at the beach bag stage but I can carry a book and a wallet and a few other necessities in my normal and reasonable sized handbag.
On Sunday we took the g-kids out to eat at Qdoba. There were a few moments of tension and earned timeouts awarded while the adults stood patiently in line and the hangry little stinkers decided to act out. But we all survived the outing. Whew.
On Monday, I was digging around in my front pocket on my purse. I found a handful of cardstock hitchhikers. That explains that moment of silence. And also concerns me that we may have some future pickpockets in the family!
But after my annoyance and payback was achieved, I decided tiny purses are just a pain. I have stuff of my own that I want to shove in a purse, quite a bit, actually. So my purses have grown in size over the past few years. I'm not back at the beach bag stage but I can carry a book and a wallet and a few other necessities in my normal and reasonable sized handbag.
On Sunday we took the g-kids out to eat at Qdoba. There were a few moments of tension and earned timeouts awarded while the adults stood patiently in line and the hangry little stinkers decided to act out. But we all survived the outing. Whew.
On Monday, I was digging around in my front pocket on my purse. I found a handful of cardstock hitchhikers. That explains that moment of silence. And also concerns me that we may have some future pickpockets in the family!
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Scribbles and Scrambles ~ Something to Laugh At.. Don't Judge Me
I love cats and their attitudes. I found link in my inbox so I had to click on it. Felines of New York. Little glimpses into the lives of cats in the Big Apple. How could anything be any more amusing than a cat with a New York attitude? Warning. Some of the kitties have potty mouths.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Thursday, July 09, 2015
Scribbles and Scrambles ~ Ooops. Decision Made.
I have been debating whether or not to get rid of a pair of sandals. They are cuteish. Red. Win. Win. Right?
Well. The faux red leather is flaking off a bit. The strap over my pinkie toes doesn't keep my pinkies contained. (This is not a new problem. My pinky toes are rebellious and squatty.) And the sandals are NOT comfortable.
So I wore them yesterday and was annoyed at how unpleasant they are so I took them off and kicked them under the table.
Today, this happened.
Decision made. And the additional decision whether to toss them or donate them if I chose to give them the boot.
Well. The faux red leather is flaking off a bit. The strap over my pinkie toes doesn't keep my pinkies contained. (This is not a new problem. My pinky toes are rebellious and squatty.) And the sandals are NOT comfortable.
So I wore them yesterday and was annoyed at how unpleasant they are so I took them off and kicked them under the table.
Today, this happened.
Decision made. And the additional decision whether to toss them or donate them if I chose to give them the boot.
Wednesday, July 08, 2015
Scribbles and Scrambles ~ Awwww So Cute Wednesday
Happy Day. I found another cute dog to visit often. Of course he's a beagle. Meet Maymo, Cute dog, Maymo.
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