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waaaaaaait, looch is my totem? So he has to fall over more than often? I pity the people with Semin totems…..
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Well my goshy gee whilickers, it’s nice to find out that people still don’t know how to credit others when using their pictures.
Yup, definitely mine. Definitely taken in ‘07 at the Wachovia Center. Definitely says clearly on my Flickr page that you’re allowed to share it if you credit it. But obviously, we don’t have to follow the rules because we’re on the intarwebs!
FLASH OPERA!
Opera Company of Philadelphia “Flash Brindisi” at Reading Terminal Market (April 24, 2010) (via operaphila)
Is that a vuvuzela? LOL. Sure looks like one… But this was way before FIFA, so… xD
VUVUZELAS ARE INVAAAADING
Also, how did I not realize that maple bars were an indigenous food group to the Pacific Northwest? Even without the bacon, I mean really… you think that somewhere near Vermont and their copious amounts of maple syrup would have figured out the MAPLE BAR by now.
Regional Differences, Take 1
So I teach swim lessons. You knew that. But one of my favorite things to do with the baby swimmers (3-6ish) is to play Red Light, Green Light as they kick their feet.
So having been raised in an environment that wants kids to think, I ask the kids as we’re getting started, “Okay, so if we’re driving in a car and you see a red light, what do you do?”
Inevitably the kids yell “STOP!”
Then I ask “And what if there’s a green light?” and they’ll yell “GO!”
Then the kicker: “What do you do for a yellow light?”
“SPEED UP!”
O.O
Only in Boston.
(I swear to you, in Pennsylvania and Oregon both, kids said “SLOW DOWN!”)
I have no idea what you’re talking about, so here’s a puppy with a donut on its head.
OO SPRINKLES!
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About Me
Two parts contact sports, one part sequins, wholehearted love for Finland, a dash of Pacific Northwest insanity and an Irish temper. Shaken, not stirred.The pink flamingo in your lawn of internet.
