I've learned that my 5-year-old niece, Sidney, can cry on demand. and that my 2-year-old niece, Juliette, is such a ham that when she sees lightening flash she says "cheese"
yes, but am I spelling "lightening" correctly? Seriously. I have been doing nothing but watching Bridezillas and playing with our pet Roomba, Puff Puff. I'm pretty sure it's "lightning"...oh wait. I was spelling it the Arkansan way.
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I've learned you use your blog to be passive agressive against sufferers of dyslexia.
I've learned you use my blog to drive traffic to your blog.
I've learned that my 5-year-old niece, Sidney, can cry on demand. and that my 2-year-old niece, Juliette, is such a ham that when she sees lightening flash she says "cheese"
Thanks for playing along Caroline. I love the lightening thing! Very cute.
yes, but am I spelling "lightening" correctly? Seriously. I have been doing nothing but watching Bridezillas and playing with our pet Roomba, Puff Puff. I'm pretty sure it's "lightning"...oh wait. I was spelling it the Arkansan way.
If there's a half-hour wait to get in the Anne Frank House and you can get pancakes right away -- well, you do the math.
Is THAT why we didn't go into Anne's house? I thought it was because it cost 12 guilder. Memory's not so good. But the pancakes were.
Amsterdam taught me that you shouldn't smoke a bunch of pot before you go to the Van Gogh museum.
It also taught me how to pronounce gouda.
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