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Are We There Yet?
http://waitingtogetthere.blogspot.com
A day in the life of a thirty-something urban/suburban professional with an unorthodox family, a dishy husband and one wild-ass cat.
- Added on: Apr 15th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: StaceyR
- Listed in: Entertainment Personal
- Tags: family house restaurant movie review music review suburbia
Recent Posts
Three Penny Day
I should have known the day would unfold auspiciously because I found three pennies on the pavement in front of the ticket machine at the train station. Of course, I picked them up and stuck them into my pocket. One penny is lucky. Two pennies are re...
Edward Cullen twizzling about Emerald City
*scream.* I was cyberstalking Edward Cullen and obviously I'm very good at it. I scored an e-vite to the party he and Victoria were throwing for Glenda the Good Witch. I KNOW. We all thought Edward ripped Victoria into tiny little vampire chunks at t...
Don\'t Mess with the Bubby
My Bubby has a nurse that visits and tells her things she already knows and insults her cooking. But really, what does the nurse know from kugel? She may very well be a goyishe kop because of course Bubby uses the oil. The recipes call for the oil. A...
Tom: Disrobing
“Why is there a ‘#1’ written in black sharpie marker on the back of my running underpants?""Oh.""These are your Dad’s underpants aren’t they? He’s the only person I know who numbers his underpants. We both bought the same kind at Secret S...
Barney's NY Warehouse Sale :: Whatever the Opposite of Love Is
The entrance to Barney’s Warehouse Sale nestles next to D’Agastino’s, the overpriced yet still vaguely ghetto grocery store across 17th street. I went in because Tom said there were a lot of shoes. Unfortunately they were not my kind of shoes--...
Movies IV: While Watching Chocolat
Momster: “Your dad doesn’t like this movie. He thinks it’s a chick flick. What’s the male equivalent of a chick flick?”Tom: “Hmmm. I don’t know.”Momster: “Maybe a dick flick.Tom: “I don't know, but I'd think that’s another genre...
