This was the view from our dock around 7 a.m. So tell me why does such a lovely morning sky lead to such a lousy overcast, rainy day.
Guess the cold, gray day was an excuse for me to clean out my pantry and get rid of ~~>Why you may ask am I throwing them out? Because the little cookie monsters are in the neighborhood selling again. Which means, these little morsels are at least a year old and I fear that one of the boxes of Thin Mints is from 2004!
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I'm just duly impressed that the cookies could stay around that long in your cupboard. What restraint. I've personally been hit up by no less than 5 cookie monsters this year so far. I might as well velcro the damn samoas to my ass and save myself the trouble.
ReplyDeleteGreat view!
ReplyDeleteYes, I can tell its that time again. The Edy's Girl Scout Ice Cream is available. {sigh} Did we decide on the amount of the adoption "wait" gain yet?
ReplyDeleteThose Thin Mints would not have lasted a year with me. I would have devoured them in a day.
ReplyDeleteThe view is gorgeous!
Ummm.....I'd still eat 'em.
ReplyDeleteI'm so ashamed.
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Send them to me! I'll snarf down the Samoas!!!
ReplyDeleteTiffany
Is it too late to call dibs on those? I would totally eat them, I don't care if they are a year old! Must be my cheap streak ...
ReplyDeleteWhat's your secret for keeping Thin Mints in your house for that long? They don't last a day at our house!
ReplyDeleteI have already been suckered into buying cookies but I worked out the point value and ordered the Lemon Cookies and the Do-Se-Dos (sp). I have never had the lemon cookie....I hope it is edible! Oh and you don't want to know the value on the Samoas.....
ReplyDeleteThe art of reading Sunrises & Sunsets as told to me by my father... (who ripped it off from someone else).
ReplyDeleteRed sky at night, sailor's delight. Red sky in the morning, sailor take warning.
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You have a view from your own dock- how cool is that.
ReplyDeleteNow, about throwing out the Thin Mints, that's just wrong.
;)
Michele