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| Blog Name: | Chookooloonks |
| Url: | http://www.chookooloonks.com/blog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | photography, everyday life, art |
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the end of november
If Javascript is disabled browser, to place orders please visit the page where I sell my photos, powered by Fotomoto.Today, my in-laws return to England. We had a good, meaningful time together -- they got to see the sights and I think a fun time was had by all. When they return home, they may say many things to describe their visit with us, bu
If Javascript is disabled browser, to place orders please visit the page where I sell my photos, powered by Fotomoto.Today, my in-laws return to England. We had a good, meaningful time together -- they got to see the sights and I think a fun time was had by all. When they return home, they may say many things to describe their visit with us, bu
the first step is admitting i have a problem
When I think about my childhood, I undoubtedly had a great one: my sister and I lived a comfortable life with our parents, we were afforded great educations, we were loved. And yet, there is one nagging regret, one aspect of my youth about which I'm very bitter: We never had LEGO. It really doesn't make a whole lot of sense why we didn't have it: my father has a PhD in engineering, my uncle is a structural engineer. By any logic, you would've
When I think about my childhood, I undoubtedly had a great one: my sister and I lived a comfortable life with our parents, we were afforded great educations, we were loved. And yet, there is one nagging regret, one aspect of my youth about which I'm very bitter: We never had LEGO. It really doesn't make a whole lot of sense why we didn't have it: my father has a PhD in engineering, my uncle is a structural engineer. By any logic, you would've
ye texas renaissance festival
Ye large man with cute elf ears. Yesterday, we took Marcus' family to the Texas Renaissance Festival. I am always somewhat ambivalent about going to the Texas Renaissance Festival, specifically when it comes to taking Marcus' family there. "Are you sure?" I always ask. "I mean, wouldn't it be at least mildly distasteful to your family to go to a place with a bunch of Texans speaking in bad English accents?" Marcus always disagrees. Personally,
Ye large man with cute elf ears. Yesterday, we took Marcus' family to the Texas Renaissance Festival. I am always somewhat ambivalent about going to the Texas Renaissance Festival, specifically when it comes to taking Marcus' family there. "Are you sure?" I always ask. "I mean, wouldn't it be at least mildly distasteful to your family to go to a place with a bunch of Texans speaking in bad English accents?" Marcus always disagrees. Personally,
special day
As it happens, yesterday was not only Thanksgiving, but it was also my mother-in-law Diana's birthday. So naturally, instead of making something traditional for dessert like pecan, or pumpkin, or apple pie, I made chocolate chocolate chip birthday cake. With candles. And sprinkles. Lots and lots of sprinkles. Naturally. Song:
As it happens, yesterday was not only Thanksgiving, but it was also my mother-in-law Diana's birthday. So naturally, instead of making something traditional for dessert like pecan, or pumpkin, or apple pie, I made chocolate chocolate chip birthday cake. With candles. And sprinkles. Lots and lots of sprinkles. Naturally. Song:
love thursday: 100+ things i'm thankful for
Halfway through setting the Thanksgiving table. In no particular order: 1. Marcus' quirky sense of humour. 2. My parents' warmth and friendliness. 3. Oreo cookies. 4. Learning how to make Trinidadian cooking, well enough that my parents look forward to when I make it. 5. The ease with which Alex tells me her deep, dark, personal stuff. 6. My friends Trish and Carl, particularly how at this point in my life, they're not so much friends as family, and how they
Halfway through setting the Thanksgiving table. In no particular order: 1. Marcus' quirky sense of humour. 2. My parents' warmth and friendliness. 3. Oreo cookies. 4. Learning how to make Trinidadian cooking, well enough that my parents look forward to when I make it. 5. The ease with which Alex tells me her deep, dark, personal stuff. 6. My friends Trish and Carl, particularly how at this point in my life, they're not so much friends as family, and how they
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