So, it’s time I let out a major secret that I teased on Facebook a few days ago.
But first, as it is with all important things, some background.
So, it’s time I let out a major secret that I teased on Facebook a few days ago.
But first, as it is with all important things, some background.
Some classmates will pester your kid to bring in snacks on their birthday. My daughter’s classmates? Well, they wanted napkins.
Taryn had the unenviable task of getting down all of the requests from her classmates, and some were easier to fulfill than others.
“How do you know the summer is really and truly over?… For me, the way I know the summer’s a goner is when my brother Pete and Artie, the strongest man in the world, go to the beach and try to beat up the ocean. They’re not crazy, just angry – angry that the summer has to end.”
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It’s been almost 12 hours since the end of the opening reception for the “As Seen on TV” exhibit opening at New Visions Studio and Gallery in Scranton.
The show is a celebration of great moments in the television shows and video games we loved as kids, along with a few callouts to the movies that we came to love as adults.
Hail to the chief! These bite-sized bits of goodness are perfect for stuffing in your blowhole. Just don’t shove one in your nose – it might require a megablast of static electricity to get it out. Get yours today – now with President Obama marshmallow pieces!
I stopped buying cereal because of whatever prize was inside a long time ago, but I might make an exception if this was the case.
There’s no better way to start off a sick day than with a heaping helping of President Pops, now with President Obama marshmallow pieces!
This one was kind of a blur. It’s amazing to think that my rendition of Wellsville’s high school mascot came together in nine days.
Tibetan Power Jam be damned, there was no way I wasn’t sneaking Rolling Thunder into this piece. It replaces an otherwise everyday rock resting in the grass, and I didn’t need any extensive finger exercises in order to include it!
I loved hiding little references to favored episodes in this little mashup. This one, from “Field of Pete,” pays homage to the Orange Lazarus, a hedonistic nectar of greed and power.
It’s no fully-refined pair of Kreb of the Loom underpants, but I have to admit that I’m being really careful with how this piece is moving along.
I hope No. 34 would approve.