Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

Ugh, eggs Benedict. Unless that's Cadbury, I don't want it.

It is sleeting so hard it sounds like I'm living in a house with a tin roof.

So it took five hours to pass from my city to yours. The good news is that it's now sunny, but cold... Yet sunny and there's no accumulation.


Are we going for the obvious Easter theme this weekend? I know it's only Wednesday but I need something positive to look forward to.

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

I had something profound and mind bending to say from a comment several pages ago and now I don't remember what it is or where I'm at or who I am so here's a picture of an adorable baby bunny.

 

[trr1]

 

[MOXOMUMD]

But in Italian, right?!

Uomini ottenere sulla nave.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

When my kids were little there was no such thing as Lego's, at least in our area. However, there were Lincoln logs. They were bigger and round. I'm thinking that was worse.

I remember playing with Lincoln logs. I don't think I ever made a cabin though.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

We don't pay for ambulance rides, unlike Disney rides, they are free for residents.

Free here too...thank God! Unless you have to call a rent an ambulance service.--which I didn't.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

Oh my! We are Pancho Donning T-storm Parkmandos!!! We get sooooo much done when that happens in the summer...!!!!!

You wear Panchos? Seriously I put a poncho on my daughter if it rains hard otherwise it's just......RUN!

 

[StarWarsGirl]

 

[MOXOMUMD]

My poor feet have many memories of stepping on Polly Pockets, TMNT's and their weapons along with lego's.

When my kids were in school sitting on the couch and a pen popping up and hitting you smack in the tushie wasn't pleasant either.

At least the American Doll stuff was bigger.

A teenage friend was just going through her closet and gave my daughter a box with Polly Pocket dolls and everything that goes with them, probably 500 pieces. AND another box of My Littlest Pet Shop that has about 100 pieces. Currently my family room has a toy village built in one corner. My one rule, if I sweep something up by accident, it's gone.

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

You wear Panchos? Seriously I put a poncho on my daughter if it rains hard otherwise it's just......RUN!

I had bought ponchos (Dollah store, holla!) for my last trip and ended up giving them to a newly wed couple who had just checked in at the front desk. It rained -hard- one day but we had planned that day for Epcot and figured screw it, we're Pittsburghers, we're used to heavy rain followed by sunshine, and left the ponchos in the hotel room. We were wet for all of maybe an hour.

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

It is so cold in my office. Monday, the heat was blasting. Yesterday, there was no heat/no air on. Today?

They have the AC on. Seriously? It's 30 degrees outside.

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

Thought of you,
@acishere

http://www.buzzfeed.com/naomizeichner/coachella-street-style-photos

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

And for you,
@StarWarsGirl95

http://www.buzzfeed.com/hnew92/these-drawings-of-olaf-as-the-disney-princesses-wi-9qja

 

[MOXOMUMD]

It is so cold in my office. Monday, the heat was blasting. Yesterday, there was no heat/no air on. Today?

They have the AC on. Seriously? It's 30 degrees outside.

I know I'm sitting here wondering, why did I take the plastic off some of my windows.

 

[JenniferS]

It is so cold in my office. Monday, the heat was blasting. Yesterday, there was no heat/no air on. Today?

They have the AC on. Seriously? It's 30 degrees outside.

Too funny. I read that and thought - Well yeah, 30 degrees, heck even I would put the air on.

Then I remembered your 30 is not the same as our 30.

Spoiler: For those too ambivalent to do the math

Your 30 is minus 1 to us.
Our 30 is plus 86 to you.

 

[meyeet]

Continuing the "What could these people be thinking?" conversation about the bomb threats to American Airlines...

Anyone read about the idiot that left a rice cooker in a back pack at the finish line of the Boston marathon yesterday?

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201...-designer-performer-who-claims-to-be-bipolar/

He's lucky the bomb squad didn't "disable" him along with the backpack.

 

[Lucky]

Too funny. I read that and thought - Well yeah, 30 degrees, heck even I would put the air on.

Then I remembered your 30 is not the same as our 30.

Spoiler: For those too ambivalent to do the math

Your 30 is minus 1 to us.
Our 30 is plus 86 to you.

"Ambivalent" must be a nice Canadian term for "lazy."

 

[MOXOMUMD]

Too funny. I read that and thought - Well yeah, 30 degrees, heck even I would put the air on.

Then I remembered your 30 is not the same as our 30.

Spoiler: For those too ambivalent to do the math

Your 30 is minus 1 to us.
Our 30 is plus 86 to you.

I'll take your 30.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

Continuing the "What could these people be thinking?" conversation about the bomb threats to American Airlines...

Anyone read about the idiot that left a rice cooker in a back pack at the finish line of the Boston marathon yesterday?

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201...-designer-performer-who-claims-to-be-bipolar/

He's lucky the bomb squad didn't "disable" him along with the backpack.

And walking down the street barefoot? Weirdo.

 

[NYwdwfan]

Continuing the "What could these people be thinking?" conversation about the bomb threats to American Airlines...

Anyone read about the idiot that left a rice cooker in a back pack at the finish line of the Boston marathon yesterday?

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201...-designer-performer-who-claims-to-be-bipolar/

He's lucky the bomb squad didn't "disable" him along with the backpack.

I heard it was a pressure cooker filled with confetti.

There are too many crazies in this world.