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Maybe not unusual where you are but for us this was a big snow. It was the wet sticky kind.Perfect for a castle (or igloo or fort or whatever it was.) I considered it for URAWAZA because the tupperware storage block bricks were way better than the bi...
I have been waiting for an inattentive custodian to forego their sacred guardianship of the Custodial Closet for weeks. Finally, fate smiles! I have a sentimental attachment to the Secret Order of the Custodian. I was one. I worked in a Hewlett Pa...
"My" geographical features represent the two worlds that I am a part of: northern New Jersey and the Tampa Bay area. The first picture is one I took of the nature trails at Garret Mountain in Passaic County, NJ. Walking through the woods is one of my...
Apple customers have been complaining about the new iphone 6 bending in their pockets, and many people probably wouldn’t say that today’s electronics are built from hardy materials. I’ve recently acted upon my old video game nostalgia by hook...
I was stocking coffee when a man approached me to ask what kind of coffee I like. He continued to talk in a nervous, fast way for about 5 minutes while I just tried to offer him good customer service. Apparently, that wasn't what he was after when he...
I ride horses and for awhile, I was riding and training horses almost every day. Horseback riding gave me feelings of strength and freedom and determination that have been unparalleled by any other hobby or achievement that I've done. As much as hors...
Don't just let your degree hang on the wall. Use that thing! Use it as a bookmark: Or a cat bed:
I have a small red scar on the palm of my hand from a hockey injury that occurred two years ago and required minor surgery. During a particularly aggressive play during a hockey game, my glove slid off and another players stick rubbed against my palm...
Enabling my food to play with itself!
I had the good fortune to observe a Green (or Carolina) Anole in my front yard this morning. Green Anoles are the only species of anole indigenous to Florida, but there are fewer and fewer of them because they cannot compete with the more reproducti...