so I mail-ordered some stuff for the kitties and the package arrived with a large, but broken, dog biscuit inside. we were curious what the boys would make of it, so we tossed it at them, on top of this large piece of cardboard. they were initially very interested in its smell, but then decided that at least the broken-off piece was just another toy.
so I went to a lunch meeting today and one of my coworkers came in and plunked this giant bone down on the table. “this is yours,” she said. I thanked her. when I finished my lunch of fried chicken, I noted the similarities and differences between the bones. because sometimes work is like that.
don’t you hate it when there’s a giant rat on top of your car?
oh dear god help us…pinkberry is coming to South Station.
it was kind of eye-catching, really
plastic plates, strewn about the dining room floor as though a tornado had blown through! they had all been so neatly stacked on the table! how on earth could this possibly have happened?
started the year with our traditional new year’s brunch, which meant bringing out the plastic dishes
I suppose there are a few things about 2012 that are worth recycling….
I got a packet of thank you notes from a class I taught a couple weeks back. they were all adorable, but I especially liked this one: that’s me on the front of the card, with the pieces of foam that the kids will build with (black stripes) and the tupperware containers of building materials (blue boxes), of which there actually are six. also, the row of chairs in the front; they are, in fact, in primary colors.
there was an egg drop at work today. here are some of the test subjects.
