At least for the time being, I'm going to go ahead and remove the restriction since only like 3 people have logged on (that I can tell, anyway) to read this... and I know some people have had problems and it's in beta, etc etc.
The reason I "locked it down" in the first place is primarily because the original blog at wound up on Google, and all of the pictures were showing up in Google Images and all that.. and I guess that's all fine and well if you want that, but I was a little creeped out by my son in a cat costume on Google Images. No thanks.
Anyway, I don't think that'll be an issue here... hopefully not, anyway, though Blogger is powered by google, this blog is set to not show up anywhere besides to the people I send it to. So we'll see.
I've also changed it so that anyone can post comments. I was going to do word-verification, but I know that might pose an issue for people, so I've scrapped it for the time being. I'll change that later if commercial spam starts invading my comments.
September 25, 2006
I had bread for lunch...
Joshua was wearing his lunch on his shirt today when I picked him up... I had a sneaking suspicion, but I thought I'd ask anyway... the conversation went like this:
"what did you have for lunch?"
"bread"
"ummm... did you have a sandwich?"
"and jelly... and butter... peanut butter"
That's what I suspected...
"what did you have for lunch?"
"bread"
"ummm... did you have a sandwich?"
"and jelly... and butter... peanut butter"
That's what I suspected...
It's on your seatbelt!
4 words you never really want to hear from the backseat as you're cruising down the street... not really being able to turn around at the time... thankfully, he was prompt and able to answer "what is on my seatbelt?" -- "the light!"
The sun had been in his eyes, but we turned, and so now it was on my seatbelt... I was pretty relieved it wasn't the creator of the web I'd wiped away from my windshield to my dashboard... I'm not just super fond of spiders in the first place, and I remember once when I was cruising down the road and one of those tiny little jumping spiders popped up on top of the dashboard right in front of me... I didn't have a wreck or anything, but I was *reeeeeal* nervous til I stopped somewhere and killed him. Having also seen more Brown Recluse spiders in the last few years than anyone ever should... I was thankful it was just the light.
The sun had been in his eyes, but we turned, and so now it was on my seatbelt... I was pretty relieved it wasn't the creator of the web I'd wiped away from my windshield to my dashboard... I'm not just super fond of spiders in the first place, and I remember once when I was cruising down the road and one of those tiny little jumping spiders popped up on top of the dashboard right in front of me... I didn't have a wreck or anything, but I was *reeeeeal* nervous til I stopped somewhere and killed him. Having also seen more Brown Recluse spiders in the last few years than anyone ever should... I was thankful it was just the light.