Indeed, Sarah and anyone else who said ‘kneading the dough’, Rondo was a brilliant pastry chef. Why, he would arrive on set each morning followed by a lengthy train of his servants bearing platters of his swoon-inducing butterhorns, bearclaws, and baklava. No wonder Rondo was such a chick magnet.
April 2 April 16 Beware the wily fig tree and others of its kind sprouting leafy splendor to mask an evil mind. Faithful to the triffids and their plan to rule the earth, beware the wily fig tree for all that you are worth.
Step through this portal into the very odd dimension if you dare.
After what seemed to be several lifetimes worth of hauling sand, bricks, rocks, gardening tools, kindling, manure, fence posts, bales of barbed wire, rubble, trash of all sorts, and happy children, the wheelbarrow just up and quit, keeled over and refused to roll another inch. The triffid spawn, smiling their nasty invisible smiles, gathered in […]
Iris smilin’ Ernie Pylin’ Ringo stylin’ Dollars dialin’ Data filin’ Kerouac milin’ and ol tylen
Destroying things is much easier than making them. Tell it like it is, Katniss.
Thelma often sculled in Long Beach to relax. And yes, her favorite oar was stolen. She was understandably upset because that particular oar had been autographed by the entire 1919 Black Sox Scandal baseball team. There aren’t that many Lefty Williams autographs to be had, I can tell you.
Thelma has just been informed that: a. her bid to purchase Hawaii has been treated with contempt. b. her favorite oar has gone missing. c. Richard Widmark ate the last piece of cake. d. there is no Santa Claus.
This is the hill of Jack and Jill That boulder there is exactly where Jack bashed his head and bled ’til dead Jill was sad and soon went mad Nice hill, though
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5 of 5 stars to The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton goodreads.com/review/show/55…
