Turk the bastey Step Whiskey another bottle of get Step Stick a turkey in the thermometer Step Glass yourself a pour of whiskey Step Bake the whiskey for 4 hours Step Take the oven out of the turkey Step Floor the turkey up off of the pick Step Turk the carvey Step Get yourself another scottle of botch Step Tet the sable and pour yourself a glass of turkey Anonymous And, whatever you do -- never, never, never leave home at this time of year without a copy of the following authoritative sources of seasonal scallywaggery: Twinkle, Twankle and Twunkle by Arthur R.
Griffith an illustrated picture book of model elves and. We have waited at an old train station it's a museum now for 45 minutes in the hope that a train was coming no luck.
We have even chased trains down to get in front of one where we could stop on the side of the road and get out to watch it go by. Three guesses as to what his favorite book is and the first two don't count: The Little Engine That Could.
Yu-Ain Gonnano at January 19, Cassandra at January 19, You say this in the same post where you're bragging about your twisted sense of humor? I love you all, but I also know you all.
One of the coolest things about being stationed in Barstow was that it's a major rail hub. One of the "things most missed" about that duty station was standing outside watching the sunset, picking up the sound of the train engines on the wind loooong before it ever came into sight and then hearing the whistle as it went through the various crossings on it's way into town. DL Sly at January 19, Took Jonathan up there a couple of times for a train ride.
Acerbic wit with a self-centered nanny.
FLOOTY HOBBS AND THE JIGGLING JOLLY GOLLYWOBBLER () THIS TALE IS ABOUT SHADOWS IN THE DARK ANF THINGS THAT GO BUMP AT. Flooty Hobbs - Personalized Sticker Book That's Flooty Hobbs and his pals. Everybody knows that a Gollywobber (especially a jolly one that jiggles) is the.
Julie Andrews made her seem totally loveable. Of course, there is the usual Winnie-the-Pooh. I still collect children's books.
Is that normal for someone like me? Carolyn at January 22, BillT at January 22, I read the older not-as-obviously-preachy Dr. My favorite is 'Horton Hatches the Egg' because.. And the importance of doing the right thing no matter what.
That was the first-ever book my grandson heard - at a day old in the neo-natal ward, teenie-tiny preemie. You're never too early to hear stories, I say. My oldest daughter remembers it so well she hunted high and low for a copy for -her- first child.
Flooty is a monster, the worst monster of all..