Actually, I don’t think I am twisted, my 10-year-old nephew says he is twisted…and I made him that way.
Last night I took my daughter and 12- and 10-year-old nephews to the haunted village at This Is The Place State Park in Salt Lake City. The 12-year-old used the 45 minute drive to explain to all […]
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So sorry daughter, that I wanted a salad for dinner and knowing we are out of lettuce, pulled in a drive-thru. So sorry the fast food joint I picked did not meet your approval and because of your passive-aggressive behavior you decided that nothing was acceptable for you to order.
So sorry there was nothing at […]
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Although I never once exposed my butt crack, I once was a plumber. For an evening.
I needed extra money in my late teens, so I went to work with my plumber uncle and helped him out. I cut copper pipe, roughed up the edges, and put plumbing flux on them, getting the pipes ready for […]
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When I was young, we would chuckle at mom, who would fall asleep sitting up on the couch while we were watching one of the three black and white channels on TV. Okay, counting PBS there were five channels.
Sunday night I got about four hours of sleep. Last night, my daughter and I were in […]
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I’ve been at my new job a month and was going to write a post about that. But I don’t feel like it. So I am going to ramble, and some of it will be about my new job, but some of it might be about clouds.
I need a new mattress. But am a bit […]
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My first ever review of LDS conference and I am excited. Now before you get your hopes up, I didn’t watch Mormon conference. I just go to mom and dad’s house from noon until 2pm between the morning and afternoon sessions because they serve free sandwiches. And it is one of the few times the […]
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