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July 2006

The Rip Of The Cocoon

"I wonder if butterflies feel the rip of their cocoon. The way a woman breaks apart to bring her baby to life. I feel... Read more »

Feathering The Nest

The poor wee hens have been living in heated darkness for over a week. They don't really care why it took us so long... Read more »

Does Size Matter?

When you're speaking of body parts in a bedroom type scenario, I'd have to agree with whoever originally said that "it isn't the size... Read more »

Loose Screw Extracted With Exacto Blade!

The threaded piece of wire that worked it's way out of Philip's humorous bone has been slowly working it's way up through his bicep... Read more »

Pictures of the Dustpan Alley Store

This is BBQ Bob standing outside the courtyard building. We have lots of Mrs. Meyer's cleaning products. That's the whole tiny store. However, there's... Read more »

Weeds Become Me

I've been thinking a lot lately about how misleading it is for me to tell people I'm a passionate gardener. When I say that... Read more »

Me And My Heat Rash Clean The House

(in less than three hours?) That's right, the heat rash on my neck has grown very fond of me. It's at least a little cooler... Read more »

What I Love About Extremely Hot Weather

I feel the tone in my earlier post was, perhaps, a little too negative. So I am going to try to find a more... Read more »

Life As Roast Pig

You know how when you climb into your oven and those visible waves of heat envelope every inch of your skin, and your skin... Read more »

Ten Great Mysteries

How a precision instrument such as a penis can shoot pee so wide of the toilet bowl target. Why everyone in the world is... Read more »

Madness (The Other Side of Normal)

We are feral beastsclawing at the dismal darkto get at your lamplightto feed from your torch of normal. We are the devil's drumbeata legacy... Read more »

The Most Annoying Question: "What Is Normal?"

(With Regards To Humans And Their Behaviors) I hate this question. It makes my stomach curl up and slap my lungs. I believe there... Read more »

Post Hole Digging: Not For The Faint Of Heart

I'm pretty sure every guy on earth who has any pretensions to toughness will make it seem like digging a few post holes is... Read more »

Farm-girl Lesson

When you go to rent a rototiller for the first time, and the guy behind the counter tells you that you need an eleven... Read more »

The Kid Whisperer

Lately we've become addicted to watching "The Dog Whisperer" which is a brilliant show featuring Cesar Millan who teaches people how to be pack... Read more »

How to have fun cleaning your house

1. Dress up. Wear lipstick*. Don't even think about wearing those twelve year old sweats the cat peed on when you went on vacation... Read more »

Loose Screws

I have many times joked about having a few screws loose in my head, but I never imagined a person could literally have a... Read more »

Ten Things I Know For Sure

No one is responsible for your happiness but yourself. Lots of people like to argue this one because sometimes the choices we have to... Read more »

I Have Been Open Seventeen Minutes

I have been open exactly seventeen minutes on this Sunday morning. Not a single soul has popped in for a look. Someday I'm going... Read more »

Hard Work And How I'm Not Allergic To It

I am beginning to wonder if I have been wearing a sign on my back my whole life that reads "Allergic to hard work".... Read more »

Jobless Losers

It seems extraordinarily difficult for Philip to break into the job market again after having been laid off. Getting a job now seems to... Read more »

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