Helen, are your fingers burning yet? I think we can all prove the existence of thermodynamic laws by examining the smoke coming from Helen's typing fingers - her writing just zips and pows and sumersaults and nails it on the head every time.
Did your husband mention that besides having beds, this cabin had a wall-mounted TV screen hidden behind the official BS of the USA "How to Tie a Knot" poster?
My wife and I also enjoyed this one. We laughed a lot at the laundry formula although I am not sure the units make sense (mass doesn't have units of time) and laundry mass is not the same as laundry volume. In case you are wondering, yes, I am the Mr. Science in my house. : ^ )
Helen - Your "differential diagnosis" is the day's keeper phrase; kudos. Further, anyone who writes like you you warrants no inferiority complexes in science or anything else! Best, William
Whew! I almost needed to take a nap after I read this - and you managed to pull off an artistic post as well. Very impressive, Helen. The energy in your writing has its own law of physics. By the way, is it Whew or Phew ?
Okay, 57 meals and two birthdays later Old Mother is "tanned, rested and ready" (ha! I WISH!) and posting another issue of MDO for your reading enjoyment...
helenwinslow Scribbled:
sabakuviolist IS MAKING THAT ALL UP!!!
rayanda Scribbled:
Helen, are your fingers burning yet? I think we can all prove the existence of thermodynamic laws by examining the smoke coming from Helen's typing fingers - her writing just zips and pows and sumersaults and nails it on the head every time.
sabakuviolist Scribbled:
Did your husband mention that besides having beds, this cabin had a wall-mounted TV screen hidden behind the official BS of the USA "How to Tie a Knot" poster?
The Trashy Novel Corp Scribbled:
I'm with Suzanner as well. Phew!
Phantomimic Scribbled:
My wife and I also enjoyed this one. We laughed a lot at the laundry formula although I am not sure the units make sense (mass doesn't have units of time) and laundry mass is not the same as laundry volume. In case you are wondering, yes, I am the Mr. Science in my house. : ^ )
helenwinslow Replied:
Ha! Dude I knew you were a biologist and ALSO that you'd cut me some slack :)
Two Plus Plus Productions LLC Scribbled:
Helen - Your "differential diagnosis" is the day's keeper phrase; kudos. Further, anyone who writes like you you warrants no inferiority complexes in science or anything else! Best, William
cwdowdy Scribbled:
What a mom, wife, writer and breadish type person. Science maybe not so much. Very funny!
helenwinslow Replied:
thanks. y'know I got that bread recipe up here somewhere, if that picture looks appetizing.
suzanner Scribbled:
Whew! I almost needed to take a nap after I read this - and you managed to pull off an artistic post as well. Very impressive, Helen. The energy in your writing has its own law of physics. By the way, is it Whew or Phew ?
manchiravikumar Scribbled:
Thankyou
helenwinslow Scribbled:
Okay, 57 meals and two birthdays later Old Mother is "tanned, rested and ready" (ha! I WISH!) and posting another issue of MDO for your reading enjoyment...