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This seems like a middle-of-the-road thing. Where's the end?

How has this post been up for almost ten days and no one has commented that the light bulb candles look like butt plugs?

I'm at home on maternity leave, so this whole being fatter than the house really makes it hard to do a lot. My part of the food chores is to make my husband and myself our lunches, and he makes the dinner when he gets home from work (preeeeetty sure I've got the better end of that deal). This is what I've been doing:

We get one or two giant French loaves a week, if make an entire one into a sandwich, cutting off sandwiches as needed. In addition to that, I make a concentrate of tea (which you could use a low-sugar, frozen concentrated juice for kids) in a pitcher, and pour that out into a 20-oz bottle already half-filled with cold water.

Add a fruit, and that serves as a head-start for pre-made lunches. Making a quick side ends up being the most tedious thing on my food chore list.

Aww, but I love my clocky! I have it in the nursery right now (alarm off, of course) - not to mention they have a twitter account, so if something goes wrong, you can get tips on how to fix it yourself right away (like if you throw it against the wall on accident or something).

To the parents (and anyone who loves cute/weird kid-friendly sea stuff) - the creator of the Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack has a Deviantart site that, to my knowledge, sells prints of his work (pirate-based and otherwise).

thurop.deviantart.com < definitely worth checking out if you're going for this look. I don't think he has an Etsy, though :(

Thanks, everyone! I'll take a look around the internet for bottle/container stores nearby. Ikea's a drive, unfortunately, but there is a C&B within driving distance of me. :)

@gbtoo

It's a sad truth! I once drew a flowchart explaining the process of the /dishwasher/ to one of my roommates, and it took him a few weeks to get it remotely down.

Some people just aren't used to doing things for themselves. It's good that they want to try, though!

I don't know. Looks kind of "ghey" to me.

Ohh, the fact that these things are easier than I'd imagined just makes me want a house all the more.

Artistic hoarding? It's pretty, I enjoy all that's going on, but if I lived with that much stuff I'd be either claustrophobic or fear being a fire hazard!