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Friday, January 9, 2009

How to escape...


...from (hopefully wrongful) imprisonment (as devised by my 7.5 year old)

Make yourself a bomb out of hot sauce, a string, a sippy cup and a lid (originally this was a skull instead of a sippy cup but I asked where he'd get a skull so he changed that to something more readily accessible)

Use one match to smoke up the place to distract the guards. 

Use the other match to light the string of the bomb.

Use the bomb to blow open the cell and run out while guards are distracted by the smoke from the first match. 

Easy.

Hopefully no one will use these awesome plans to do anything bad.  Please don't use these plans to do anything bad.  Thank you.

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Friday, January 9, 2009 - haha!


Posted by Anonymous
Don't you just love the young imagination!? As I recall, my brother was about 8 years old when he began devising boobie-traps throughout the house in case of burglars!

Thanks for the laugh and the flashback... and I promise not to do anything bad with this valuable knowledge!!
~Illoura


Friday, January 9, 2009 - Feeling


Posted by Chas
I had a feeling you would blog today! :)
How hilarious is that???
I looked where you said 7.5 yo and I was like WHAT!!?!?!??!
WOW!

I miss you friend.
Love,
Chas


Friday, January 9, 2009 - prisoner


Posted by Anonymous
I just hope that if I'm even in prison that TH is with me. If he isn't I'll use my one phone call to get him there QUICK! Love you all!
Granny <><


Thursday, January 15, 2009 - Untitled Comment


Posted by Leila
Can I have your son and his granny?
I love them.

They are so practical.

Thanks for stopping by my blog and trying my ideas! There will be more...

I am looking forward to reading yours!


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Preserving the Harvest 2008


~June 22nd~
*11 half-pints
honey-sweetened peach-strawberry jam
~June 27th~
*7 half-pints and 2 pints
honey-sweetened peach jam
~June 28th~
*24 home-grown chickens in the freezer
(7 whole, 17 cut up
plus feet and backs for stock!!)
~July 6th~
*8 pints and 14 half-pints
honey-sweetened peach jam
~July 16th~
*18 cups fresh green beans,
blanched and frozen (a gift from the boss)
*12 pounds ripe bananas,
cut into 1 inch chunks and frozen for smoothies
~July 22nd~
*32 ears home-grown corn
blanched and frozen in meal-sized packages
~July 27th~
*8 pints cream-style corn
(home grown)
~July~
about *8 cups blackberries
and *5 cups wild blueberries
from around our property,
in the freezer
~August 4th~
14 pints
4 half-pints
and 1 quart
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13 quarts chunky applesauce
5 quart jars dried apple rings

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The Bible- currently in the books of Ezekial and 1 Corinithians

Heidi by Johanna Spyri

My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George

The Hobbit (on CD) by J.R.R. Tolkien

The Bondwoman's Tale by Hannah Crafts



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One Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini

At Large and At Small by Anne Fadiman

How To Be Good by Nick Hornby

The Book of Joby by Mark Ferrari

The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett

World Without End by Ken Follett

Anne of the Island by L.M. Montgomery (for the 12th time or so)


The Water Babies by Charles Kingsley

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The Office

30 Rock

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Eureka

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Yardage In:

13.5 yards

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