Daily Twaddle

The inspirational message reads…

“It’s comforting to know that no matter what you do in life, it will never be as awesome as this picture.”

Triton hides behind the bathroom door. Looking at the photo, you can see Triton looking through the crack between the doorjam and the inside-end of the door (he’s looking in-between the hinges).

He acts like this is his little cave… his private room. He spends time there chewing on his toys and taking naps throughout the day.

But the most unusual thing that he does in this “cave” is watch us when we pass through the hall. From this sneaky perspective, the peepees are none the wiser (I said pee pee).

My dog - the peeping tom.

Just thought I’d share… he looked so cute!

We stopped at Perkins in the middle of our “After Thanksgiving Sale” shopping. Breakfast was delicious and we were all in an excellent mood because we got everything on our list.

My sister-in-law left a few bills on the table as a tip and I noticed some writing on one of them. When I took a closer look I read the stamp “enter series and serial number at www.WheresGeorge.com”. Intrigued… I did as the bill suggested.

I found out that my bill started it’s journey in Alabama! Cool! If you want to find out more about the dollar bill I found, track my bill at WheresGeorge.com.

There I am, sitting on my throne… waiting for little children to come to my dungeon and eat my poison apples.

I had a basket of green apples with one red one on top. My niece came down from college dressed as Snow White (wig and everything). I had a bean bag toss game, darts, and mystery food guess cauldrons. The kids had to play a game to win a prize.

But the best part was my mirror on the wall. I put a little TV covered in black cloth and played the Shrek DVD with the bonus game. I let the kids ask the mirror on the wall if they deserved candy. Then I pressed play on my hidden remote (under my sleeve) and the mirror would tell them yes or no. If it said no, they had to play a game.

It was the best house on the block! What should I do next year?

Update: Go to my Picasa Web Album to view more pictures of this event. You can even order prints!

I just about peed my pants when I saw this video! Hilarious!

My square dancing club reached it’s 60th anniversary this year. We’re having a huge celebration this Saturday and the club invited all square dancers via the frontpage of the newspaper! Cool huh?

I’m the one with the big pink fluffy skirt (click on the photo for a larger view). Don’t I look cute in pigtails? It’s a bummer that you can’t see my husband in the photo. He looks so handsome all dressed up.

I love square dancing. If you’re interested in learning how to square dance, find a club near you in the Dosado database.

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We’re not really waiting for the bus. And we’re not even at a bus stop.

I’m actually working on a website for a professional Forrest Gump impersonator. He’s a motivational speaker that just moved to Montana. He’s actually the official Forrest Gump for the Bubba Gump Shrimp Factory. Cool right?

We did a photo shoot in the park downtown and here is a photo of us. Just for fun.

Photo courtesy of my main squeeze.

This sign is located outside the Health Building at the University of Montana.

Erected in 1969.

Why are things like this still funny?