NECK DIAGNOSIS: Did I ever tell you what was wrong with my neck that rendered me totally incapacitated three weeks ago? It's called "Acute Torticollis" and is basically the biggest pain in the neck a person can possibly have. It is a painful muscle spasm in the neck, similar to having a charlie horse in your leg. It's a pain I would not wish on my worst enemy, except maybe a terrorist. I hope in your lifetime you are aware of acute torticollis but never experience it for yourself.
ROCKS IN THE SINK: Jimmy, Dani, and I went to Best Buy the other day and upon arrival paid the restroom a visit. You're not going to believe it but all three sinks in the ladies restroom had about seven smooth stones, the size of the palm of your hand, placed in each bowl. As we washed our hands Dani looked at me and pointed into her sink as if to say, "Why are there are rocks in my sink?" I didn't know what to tell her, so I shrugged my shoulders and scrunched my mouth. On the way out the door Jimmy was passing by so I asked him if the men's bathroom had rocks in the sinks. His puzzled look confirmed it did not, so I grabbed his arm and said, "Nobody is in there. You gotta see the rocks in our sinks!"
Now ladies, is this a new trend? Do you have rocks in your local sinks? I have never seen such a thing.
JEALOUS ECCLESIASTES: Ecclesi has been booted out of his bedroom and is kind of sick of hearing about the pups. To make him feel special Jimmy gave him a bubble bath and then he enjoyed watching me decorate the tree.
NEW BED FOR THE PUPS: The pups are trying to crawl and will soon be running around. Jimmy constructed their new home by laying down a plywood floor and putting up higher walls. Now mom and babes have a mansion.
The wait...
The move in.
3 comments:
Rocks in the sink...maybe I will get brave and visit our Best Buy and check out the ladies' room.
Hope you never suffer the neck pain again.
Cute pics.
Look at all your pics, Mrs. Nancy:)
Have a blessed night:)
katiegfromtennessee
I have seen rocks in the restroom sinks of many Italian restuarants. Also, we bought a house last May and the previous owner had rocks in the guest bathroon sink (I guess she went to those restuarants too) ;)
I don't find them to be practical in the sinks used for everyday b/c of toothpaste, etc. Then . . . they must be removed everytime the sink is cleaned. However, they would be very intersting in a sink that is not used on a daily basis.
So glad your neck is better and congratulations to Barbara for winning the give away!
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