Hummingbird by Olechka

We're not up to fractions yet, but I did use Legos to teach my kid counting by fives and tens. They're very useful!

Glade, Ladies S

Glade by yanmostees

Earth Tree by yanmostees

Bookworm by Alberto Arni

I still have and use a percolator. Sometimes it's not worth it, but occasionally our electricity goes out and who can still make coffee on the gas range? This gal.

Also, as a bonus, sometimes they'll show a coffee pot on Mad Men and it's the same one that I have. ;-)

Nobody's baby. What's she wearing on her legs/feet, though?

My 1995 prom: $12.50 dress & $12.50 shoes
Thank you grunge era.

My parents have a corn field that is over 7 acres. As a kid, I ran through it all the time. It's corn. It's a very tall grass planted in neat rows by a seeder.

When I moved into my house, I found an oddly deep cabinet at the top of the basement stairs. I stuck my head and a flashlight in to see how far back it went. Affixed to the inside was an old-fashioned label-maker tape (the kind with raised letters). What did it say? "Fuck you." True story. Still there.

Just yesterday I was eating some V-day chocolate-covered strawberries and I noticed that the fruit tasted... fizzy. And I thought, "I wonder if they found a way to carbonate the strawberries before dipping them in chocolate?" Maybe they did!

Never mind. I followed the link. It's because it's a chipmunk.

But why does the squirrel have a tail that's striped like a chipmunk tail?

I really expected some Jiffy.