Hi Sarah.

Poo eater.

We also email each other…

do you and your Dad ONLY communicated through blogs?

Read all about the spoonfuls/spoonsful issue at The Mavens’ Word of the Day”.

Fingers are crossed. Now pressing Submit Comment.

Mike:

1) At suppertime I was running around a gymnasium throwing a disc and being made to run suicides by Mark Beasy. Damn him.

2) That implies that one is willing to pay for news that is a day old.

3) Halifax drivers? Those sheep? Bah! Bah! I say!

$) You mean backwards? I hate even backing into a parking spot. Backing my way around the Rotary would suck.

Why don’t you leave a few hints as to how readers can include hyperlinks, etc. in their comments? So they’ll actually display correctly, you know?

I.e., it’s your fault.

Uh-oh. I thought maybe I should check my usage and apparently I might be a “well-meaning pedagogue”. Read all about it at “The Maven’s Word of the Day” (http://www.randomhouse.com/wotd/index.pperl?date=20010105).

Down here in the South (i.e., North Carolina), if a snowfall is forecast — a storm isn’t necessary, just any measurable amount — it’s almost mandatory for everyone to troop off to the grocery store for supplies. You’d like them, Jason. It’s very much a “what if, WHAT IF?…” mentality.

1) You have a television, no? A radio? I KNOW you have a computer. They called that snow off at suppertime last night, dude. If you stop paying attention to (read: being obsessed with) the wether, I might have to revoke your Canadian passport.

2) If you continue the trend of getting up -way- early, you could even *gasp* read a newspaper. The grownupedness is frightening.

3) four spoonfuls of sugar? Yeeee-ick! Perhaps this explains Halifax drivers.

4) in relation to 3) above, wouldn’t you like to know what it’s like to drive the OTHER way through the rotary? Just once? I would. That was my thought this morning, as I supped lukewarm half-decaf-vanilla, half awful storebrand regular coffee with homo milk (thanks Jack!).