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• Grammie’s Present

  Posted on Wednesday April 16th, 2008 at 08:14 in free boobing, grammie, old photos, rellies, tool of satan, voodo doll

  I always make it a point to visit my Grammie on her birthday every August 11th, even though it is a long bus ride away. Every year, I ask her to hang on long enough til I get there, just so I can see....

• April 14 Puzzle

  Posted on Monday April 14th, 2008 at 11:46 in old photos, puzzle, puzzles, rellies

  Since today is my mom’s birthday, I wanted to make a puzzle with her in it. This one was taken when I was a wee tot. Note the size of her waist! Create your own puzzles at PuzzleBee.com! [[ Th...

• Mom

  Posted on Saturday April 12th, 2008 at 09:22 in love, mom, old photos, rellies

  April 12, the day that my Mom died in 2005, only two days before her 77th birthday. Lord knows my Mom was no June Cleaver, not even close. If the truth be known, she had criminal tendencies. She just....

• Resurrection of the Technical Kind

  Posted on Sunday March 23rd, 2008 at 07:59 in ads, bloggy things, computer malfunction, easter, Easter Bunny, it's all about me, reformat, rellies, resurrection, stories from the olden days, stumble, vote

  We are celebrating on this day of resurrection, an Easter(n) Miracle that Ree suggested in my comments on the demise of my machine. My monitor was bad. Never mind that I am squinting at a 15″......

• There are things that make us happier

  Posted on Thursday March 13th, 2008 at 16:12 in bank, money order, overdraft, rellies, sister, spring, storms, the mundane, visit, weather

• Brush With Celebrity

  Posted on Wednesday March 5th, 2008 at 08:35 in brain damage, dixie landers, drag queen, elvis stojko, it's all about me, olympic skaters, rellies

• The Great Cookie Caper

  Posted on Wednesday February 13th, 2008 at 13:56 in cookies, Crime and Punishment, criminal career, mr trick, mr. trick, rellies

• Tickle Me Tuesday Part Deux

  Posted on Tuesday February 12th, 2008 at 10:32 in old photos, rellies

• A Very Grammie Christmas

  Posted on Monday December 24th, 2007 at 06:55 in christmas, down home, grammie, little bits, old photos, rellies

  This card, showing Grammie on a Harley, with my little bro, is one that my family sent for Christmas one year. It was my favourite, and I am sharing it with you to wish you all a goofy, happy, wonder...

• Grammie’s coffin - the backstory

  Posted on Wednesday December 12th, 2007 at 08:47 in building a coffin, cbc, coffin, crazy friends, death, down home, gram, interview, Jim Carrey, mr trick, oprah, rellies

  When Gram was in her early eighties, she took to saying “If I die” quite a lot. I think she was using it for attention, but it cracked me up. Me: “Grammie, when you say that, it soun...

• What’s in the box?

  Posted on Tuesday December 11th, 2007 at 08:49 in code, code issues, coffin, gram, homemade christmas cards, hospital, masthead, old photos, prayers, rellies, screenshots, stroke

  Or, more precisely, who’s in the box? You may remember my Grammie from this wicked picture I had been going through homemade Christmas cards, hoping to find a design I could use on my banner, w...

• Git Away with your badarse selves

  Posted on Friday November 23rd, 2007 at 14:02 in american, badarses, cornsilk, grammie, little bits, photos from the olden days, rellies, smoking, swearing, thanksgiving

  I have another post about Skinny Bitch waiting for an appreciative audience, but because of the American thanksgiving thingie, most of my American friends are still in a turkey-induced coma, or travel...

• Which twin is the stick in the mud?

  Posted on Thursday November 22nd, 2007 at 12:47 in down home, little bits, mr trick, rellies, the olden days, Twins

  Since it’s Thanksgiving in Merika, I present a little vignette from long, long ago. My cousins, with my brother, Mr. Trick. You decide. I could never tell them apart when they were little. Shame...