Night of the Living Dread. (My #halloween horror tale) #humor
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DREAD? Trick or treat?
Monthly Archives: October 2019
The long path to happily-ever-after? Don’t ask Karen. #reblog #humor #proposal
Guest post by Karen Roper (reblogged from rhinoclimbs.com) John has his version of climbing Grassy Point. I have mine. …
Of Rats and Men (Drivers) #humor #science
Did you hear about the scientists in Virginia who taught rats to drive cars? Dr. Kelly Lambert of the University …
This time the dog tried to kill me? #ThrowbackThursday #humor
It was actually the squirrel’s fault. One minute we were walking along a street in Glasgow. The next moments seemed …
When my worlds meet… #WordlessWednesday (well, less words, anyway…), #travel #London
In my old Pacific Northwest life, glass sculptor Dale Chihuly is a household name. In my new UK life, London’s …
London Sunday morning. #travel #SilentSunday
Celebrating your child’s birthday. #humor #parenting #birthday
With nine siblings and four kids, I’ve done birthdays. When my first daughter was old enough to ask my age, …
I can SO blog this… #travel #Scotland #humor
One of the things that we had to learn when we moved to the UK was the British-Wave. Americans know the proper way to drive is to get there ahead of everyone else at all costs. If you let them cut in front of you, they will own your manhood and, probably, your car and wife as well. So you expect Americans driving in the UK to not only back-the-f-up when facing another driver, but actually smile and wave? That’s like expecting the Queen to put on a bikini and serve ice-cream to paparazzi. It’s both physically possible and virtually inconceivable.
Autumn in America? Or Pumpkin Spice Zombie Apocalypse… #Autumn #humor #ThrowbackThursday
Autumn PSL* Season *[Pumpkin Spice Latte] I’ve been living in the UK for years now, so I …
The other answer to all the great questions of the universe. #humor #parenting
Other than 42… Consistent: (adj.) 1. congruous; in accord. 2. conforming regularly to the same pattern, habits, principles, etc. —Webster’s …
