Saturday, November 12, 2011
Finding William: Pumpkin People
Finding William: Pumpkin People: I finally saw some pumpkin people in real life, and not in a picture sent in an email or on the Internet. While on one of my recent adven...
Pumpkin People
I finally saw some pumpkin people in real life, and not in a picture sent in an email or on the Internet.
While on one of my recent adventures to Oregon, my daughters and I were scootin down the highway when out of the corner of my eye I spotted a pumpkin couple. You know, the hybrid scarecrows with boobs and butts made of pumpkins. I did a U-turn right there on the highway and went back to get a better look.
If you're gonna make one of these, please make sure the boobs aren't up so high like these are. Also, the butt pumpkins were bigger than the boob pumpkins...you might want to switch them...just sayin.
While on one of my recent adventures to Oregon, my daughters and I were scootin down the highway when out of the corner of my eye I spotted a pumpkin couple. You know, the hybrid scarecrows with boobs and butts made of pumpkins. I did a U-turn right there on the highway and went back to get a better look.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Finding William: Eating Where Bella Ate
Finding William: Eating Where Bella Ate: Being the only male in my house, you can imagine the Twilight books and movies have been around me for a while now. Although I never did su...
Eating Where Bella Ate
Being the only male in my house, you can imagine the Twilight books and movies have been around me for a while now. Although I never did succumb to reading the books, I did watch a few of the movies.
My daughters have wanted to visit the town of Forks, Washington ever since watching the first movie. On a recent trip to Portland, Oregon with them we learned that a few of the movie sites were in the Portland area.
My sister-in-law knew of and took us to the famous cafe from the first movie, in Damascus, Oregon.
Carver Cafe certainly looked like it did in the movie, however, the movie made it look much more roomy. The corner table were Bella and her father, Charlie, sat in the movie was occupied. We had to settle for a different corner.
The food was acceptable, nothing special; the service was slow. I guess that's what you get when the sole reason you went there was because it was in a movie.
If you're a huge Twilight fan and will be in the Portland, Oregon area, head on over to the Carver Cafe. Maybe you can eat up at the bar where Stephenie Meyer ate.
My daughters have wanted to visit the town of Forks, Washington ever since watching the first movie. On a recent trip to Portland, Oregon with them we learned that a few of the movie sites were in the Portland area.
My sister-in-law knew of and took us to the famous cafe from the first movie, in Damascus, Oregon.
Carver Cafe certainly looked like it did in the movie, however, the movie made it look much more roomy. The corner table were Bella and her father, Charlie, sat in the movie was occupied. We had to settle for a different corner.
The food was acceptable, nothing special; the service was slow. I guess that's what you get when the sole reason you went there was because it was in a movie.
If you're a huge Twilight fan and will be in the Portland, Oregon area, head on over to the Carver Cafe. Maybe you can eat up at the bar where Stephenie Meyer ate.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Finding William: Unrecognizable
Finding William: Unrecognizable: I did the unthinkable the other night. I saw a former co-worker, but, I didn't realize he was a former co-worker until after I had left hi...
Unrecognizable
I did the unthinkable the other night.
I saw a former co-worker, but, I didn't realize he was a former co-worker until after I had left his presence. He evidently remembered me, from his smile and hello. Afterwards, I realized who he was and felt bad I didn't talk to him or even recognize him.
I pride myself on remembering faces and people. My brain must be getting so full I'm pushing old memories out to make room for new ones.
If you're reading this and you're an old friend, the next time we meet, throw out a hint that we know each other....Please!
I saw a former co-worker, but, I didn't realize he was a former co-worker until after I had left his presence. He evidently remembered me, from his smile and hello. Afterwards, I realized who he was and felt bad I didn't talk to him or even recognize him.
I pride myself on remembering faces and people. My brain must be getting so full I'm pushing old memories out to make room for new ones.
If you're reading this and you're an old friend, the next time we meet, throw out a hint that we know each other....Please!
Finding William: Seniors Need Lovin Too
Finding William: Seniors Need Lovin Too: I've noticed that movie theaters and their parking lots seem to be conducive to couples enjoying some affection...in other words it's a plac...
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