Calder is very disciplined in his thrice nightly contemplation of the contents of the pantry.
Not to be confused with his hourly oversight of the contents of the fridge.
Meditations on a Pantry
February 27th, 2011
Just When My Parents Thought it was Safe to Read my Blog Again….
An atheist’s perspective on the bible. Loved this so much that I had to post it. Got it on Reddit. Made me laugh really hard. Would certainly credit artist if I could figure out who it was. Can’t seem to put subject in sentences today. Enjoy! Tweet
Sherlock!
New Sherlock episodes this Sunday. Anyone else ridiculously excited about it?
This is what the “new” garden looks like right now. Would you seriously look at that picture? Look how tidy those rows are! Just call me Mr. McGregor! The black urn in the center bed came from my house. It has been sitting on the upper landing of the stairs for years, but I decided to haul it down to the garden and fill it with flowers this Spring. It looks so much prettier in this setting. In this bed [...]
Prom… Again.
It’s that time of year again! Time for prom! Calder opted for a red plaid vest this year. After two years of pink, it was a nice change. This is his third prom. He told me that he is NOT going to go to prom next (his senior) year. I guess he’s had enough of the prom experience. Getting ready for the group photo… The group photo… I loved the frothy hem lines on many of this year’s dresses. So [...]
Review of Lee Strobel’s “The Case for Christ”, with Boffo Giveaway Included
With mincing alacrity, Dear Charles takes on Lee Strobel’s “The Case for Christ” and startling questions arise!!!
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And I am sure there is “never anything to eat in this house.”
My mother used to cook large quantities of pasta – turned it into macaroni salad in the summer, mac & cheese or spaghetti in the winter. It kept my 6’2″ 150 lb brother happy between after-school & supper AND after-supper & bedtime hours. He now has his own 6’4″ 150 lb (19) and 6’2″ 145 lbs (16) sons to keep fed.
The photo needs no words…just like opening the fridge and staring for an eternity. Its what we do. I still do it and I am 60.
Looks familiar, except my teen is female and not nearly as tall. And, even though I shop at the grocer and cook each and every day, we never have anything to eat in the house according to the teen. Especially during cross country and swim seasons.
Thank you Universe for Peanut Butter.
teens and hunger, it is the nature of the beast.