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scottobear) wrote2004-02-27 11:53 pm
6499 Back from walkies
And a lovely walk it was, too. I hoofed it up to Cheeburger Cheeburger, and got a big honkin' portobello melt with a chocolate milkshake. I'm confident that I've gone well over my points with those. After, I walked to kilwins to pick up a little treat for later, (three turtles.. going to be goo-od! For those keeping score: Turtle: Cashew; Dark (105 cal/6.5 g fat/2 g fiber/10.5 g carbs) 2 points each.)
There was a fun couple next to me, and one of the girls was fretting... in a fudge shop, and she gave up chocolate for Lent... ah well. Only 38 more days, right? Have some Maple fudge!
It amazed me how many people were dressed for a New York winter out and about... bundled up in black padded leather jackets...While I'm walking around in a short-sleeved Hawaiian shirt and khakis. The upper 50s is not the arctic circle, but there are so many "tropical flowers" down here.
Playing with Time video clips all are worth watching.
Matchstick rockets are made by combining a paper match, a straight-pin, a paper clip and a little tinfoil, transforming these ordinary household items into a streaking, flaming jet of hot gases and eye-blinding fun!
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teenage mutant ninja dessert
You'd like it, I bet... the portions are *GINORMOUS* I usually get the "small" fries (just enough for a "small" army of hungry elephants) and a root beer float.
Turtles are my treat for after din-din tonight, tomrrow, and whenever *TURTLE-FEVER* hits. I'd gladly give you a turtle... I know how a craving for caramel and choccy can be!
Re: Sput-ter-nik Jr.
*fwoosh*
Re: Sput-ter-nik Jr.
it took all of humanity something like 10,000 years!