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Cowboys and Injuries in the Arizona Desert – a Family Vacation
We had decided on the road trip through California. While catching up with admin that I really should have completed during the day, Jenni spends several evenings mapping routes, researching the pros and cons of taking a convertible versus an … Continue reading
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Tagged abyss, aplomb, Arizona, bejesus, buckling will, buckshot, CB Hill, collarbone, cowboys, desert, dips, dude ranch, fallacy, Family, fishing, flippity, hiking, horses, kick, lope, Merkin, mountain biking, precipice, quarry, rattlesnakes, ravine, riding, Rincon mountains, stetson, summer, Tanque Verde, tripadvisor, trot, Tucson, vacation, walk, Wine, wranglers
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What did bored SAHMs do before the Internet?
It’s probably a good thing there were no SAHDs at the time.
Now here’s an American concept that should be adopted in the UK
Cheese balls sold in containers large enough to last one adult* an entire movie! *or two children under 10 years of age
Blood & Gauze
This morning Stanley had two teeth extracted to make some room. Here they are: Long aren’t they? I hope the Tooth Fairy’s been to the ATM this week. Stanley has survived (so far): The dental nurse said that he ‘takes … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, extraction, gauze, laughing gas, nitrous oxide, sweet air, teeth
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I know I said you could spend your allowance on whatever you want…
…but I absolutely forbid you to spend $39.95 on a 5lb gummy bear.
What happens if I don’t donate to Palm Beach County Police?
I don’t know, but I’m going to pay $20 not to find out.
America! What have you done to my children?
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Tagged Allegiance, flag-waving, indoctrination, nationalism, Patriotism
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Carla’s Happy Face
That chocolate cake, however, looks absolutely terrified.
An ex-Londoner’s view of the Mayoral Election 2012
Today I received confirmation of my postal vote registration in the mail, and it momentarily made me wish I hadn’t left Surrey to come here, but had instead left London to come here. One of the less hazardous ideas from … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 election, Boris Johnson, Brian Paddick, Congestion Charge, Hugo Chavez, Ken Livingstone, London, Mayor, Politics, Sir Ian Bowler
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