Random Thoughts VII 'Merica (RTTVII)

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My wife once put a sticky note next to our crockpot saying "Don't burn your mouth dumb***" because, after several years of marriage, she concluded that I would never get this concept either.

And for the record, I likely still burned my mouth.

I would say "It's a guy thing"...but then, CG.....
 
My wife once put a sticky note next to our crockpot saying "Don't burn your mouth dumb***" because, after several years of marriage, she concluded that I would never get this concept either.

And for the record, I likely still burned my mouth.
I would conclude that the note addressed to me because, generally, my wife usually refers to me using sweet and/or reverential terms such as "Honey", "Stallion", "Sweetie" or "My Knight in Shining Armor".
 
I would conclude that the note addressed to me because, generally, my wife usually refers to me using sweet and/or reverential terms such as "Honey", "Stallion", "Sweetie" or "My Knight in Shining Armor".
Is it reverential or sarcastic? One of my friend's always says that behind every great man is a woman rolling her eyes
 
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Pupdate: I've said "lulu no!" More times than I can count, she's learned to hop on the couch and despite having a bunch of toys, she really likes to play with socks. Can't get her to pee outside, but she does really well with pee pads.
 
I would conclude that the note addressed to me because, generally, my wife usually refers to me using sweet and/or reverential terms such as "Honey", "Stallion", "Sweetie" or "My Knight in Shining Armor".

Is it reverential or sarcastic? One of my friend's always says that behind every great man is a woman rolling her eyes

Note: Notes to me never are addressed to a specific name but, if they were, it is way more likely that they would be addressed to "Dumba**" than "Stallion".
 
Well, PapaLew & I made the decision last night to bring Button indoors as family. We don't want litter after litter, but it goes against the grain to spend ~500 to spay/vaccinate a cat that may disappear tomorrow. And we don't trust the shelter - Ames shelter is no-kill, but we don't live in Ames.

I was going to make an appt with the vet when I got to work this morning...got a text from PapaLew that he found a home for Button - one of his coworkers, I'm assuming. I'm so glad! She's a sweet kitty, and we really do like her...but we don't want five cats!

After reading the moody thread, I now understand your family comment meant you wanted to make sure buttons didn't become gay.
 
My sons had their own pet names for PapaLew:
The younger one called him an a-hole once, and PapaLew said "that's Grand, Exalted ******* to you!"...it kind of stuck...

The older one stretched his name out to another familiar name. Only prob was once when he was trying to get PapaLew's attention from across the sanctuary after services one Sunday, and after calling his name several times, hollered "Hey, Lucifer!". You can only imagine how many heads snapped around at that one, and how much explaining I had to do to convince people that no, he didn't actually hate his stepdad! :)
 
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Pupdate: I've said "lulu no!" More times than I can count, she's learned to hop on the couch and despite having a bunch of toys, she really likes to play with socks. Can't get her to pee outside, but she does really well with pee pads.
What an awesome picture. It makes me smile.
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After reading the moody thread, I now understand your family comment meant you wanted to make sure buttons didn't become gay.

Ha! I didn't even make that connection! Which only shows what a stretch it is to assume referring to "family" in a non-traditional manner is not code for "no gays". :)
 
Well, PapaLew & I made the decision last night to bring Button indoors as family. We don't want litter after litter, but it goes against the grain to spend ~500 to spay/vaccinate a cat that may disappear tomorrow. And we don't trust the shelter - Ames shelter is no-kill, but we don't live in Ames.

I was going to make an appt with the vet when I got to work this morning...got a text from PapaLew that he found a home for Button - one of his coworkers, I'm assuming. I'm so glad! She's a sweet kitty, and we really do like her...but we don't want five cats!

Recognizing you have a cat problem is the first step on the long road to recovery.






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The oldest daughter and son asked me to read the books (they thought I'd like them because I liked the Hunger Games books). The first wasn't that bad but the other two were just frustrating to read. How many times do people try to kill each other and than go around eating dinner with them later?

We had a free night also and went to see 10 Cloverfield Lane. It was pretty good. It was a little slow at times (probably intentionally) but had a couple of twists and a surprising ending (not super-realistic but still).

Also, if you're in the Twin Cities, I will put out a plug for Dayblock Brewery. Really good food and the Red beer is great. My wife didn't really care much for the wheat beer so you probably don't want to get that.


I have a feeling it would be similar to the plotting in royal courts. As far as fake people it seems to happen all of the time. I just watched Sherlock and he has done that.
 
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Pupdate: I've said "lulu no!" More times than I can count, she's learned to hop on the couch and despite having a bunch of toys, she really likes to play with socks. Can't get her to pee outside, but she does really well with pee pads.

We are struggling with stopping our puppy from chewing on shoes, sandals, the corners of the carpet and patio chairs. It is a blast.
 
I have a feeling it would be similar to the plotting in royal courts. As far as fake people it seems to happen all of the time. I just watched Sherlock and he has done that.
I suppose Henry VIII did have to deal with those situations all the time. So it would kind of be like that except, instead of cunning and powerful nobles, it involves a bunch of confused and bratty teenagers
 
I'm debating doing nothing but realistic Facebook posts for awhile and see how it's received.

- Here's a picture of my daughter after a soccer game where she got manhandled and lost miserably. She probably lost you one of your daughters that wins every game.

- Here's a picture of a meal that I just made. It kinda looks like dog vomit because I didn't have a few ingredients and had to improvise. It also tasted pretty bad.

- Here's a picture of me sitting at my desk at work instead of on vacation.

- My Fitbit registered 50 steps today. I was going to run, but when I walked to the kitchen to get a bottle of water, I noticed I had oreos.

- My favorite sports team just lost

- I watched this Youtube video of how to make a picnic table. After several weekends, here it is. It's pretty uneven and many of the cuts aren't uniform, but it'll look better when I put it next to that disaster of an adirondack chair that I tried to make last year.
 
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