What you're not seeing is the "bathroom" in which you can sit on the toilet and whack your head on the sink when you sit.
Showing posts with label wordless wednesday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wordless wednesday. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Wordless Wednesday
The room under the stairs. (The picked-up, straightened, and tidy version.)


What you're not seeing is the "bathroom" in which you can sit on the toilet and whack your head on the sink when you sit.
What you're not seeing is the "bathroom" in which you can sit on the toilet and whack your head on the sink when you sit.
Labels:
college,
random,
spring '11,
wordless wednesday
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Wordless Wednesday
For a little explanation, because some of you are probably wondering what exactly this is, this is the pier that I jumped off of, on the right. Of course, it didn't have all those people on it (this was taken back during the Waterfront Festival, and the place was packed, as you can see) and if it had....
Anyway, near the bottom right of the picture is where I actually went swimming in this post.
Also, this is what I see every day when I go to work (except the multitude of people).
Labels:
bright ideas,
expanding horizons,
for fun,
home,
laugh a little,
simply me,
summer '10,
wordless wednesday,
work
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Wordful Wednesday
This is an integral part of home. The furball. Also known affectionately as Pepper. [Who's tail is currently thumping on the keyboard, some hour and a half after these were taken.] (Yeah, Wednesday was yesterday, and I had some other things to do and non-cooperating connections, so yeah, this what you get.)

But this is the me that you really want.
Labels:
for fun,
life,
random,
summer '10,
wordless wednesday
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Wonderfully Wordless
Still workin' on the mammoth NYC post. It's coming; I only have about two more days worth of stuff to write about (currently on Day 4) so it really should be coming, and it will have pictures and everything.
Anyway, enjoy this Wonderfully Wordless Wednesday post. From Easter Sunday.
Anyway, enjoy this Wonderfully Wordless Wednesday post. From Easter Sunday.
Labels:
college,
family,
home,
life,
moments of brilliance,
spring '10,
wordless wednesday
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Absolutely Speechless
This is the Wordless Wednesday post on crack. Prepare yourself.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Upword Wednesday
[There is a sort of pun/joke/Louise is really tired and thought this was amusing in the title. Please don't look at me like I'm nuts.]
Almost forgot that today was Wednesday. Well, okay, that's not entirely true. Wednesdays are my very busy days, and I was busy being very busy, and it's going on midnight, and yeah.
Almost forgot that today was Wednesday. Well, okay, that's not entirely true. Wednesdays are my very busy days, and I was busy being very busy, and it's going on midnight, and yeah.
Labels:
college,
for fun,
laugh a little,
life,
spring '10,
wordless wednesday,
words of wisdom
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Wordless Wednesday
This must be a record for me. Another Wordless Wednesday post on an actual Wednesday. And in the same month, no less. So. I had a few to choose from, but because today has been exactly a week since I went back to school, I thought it would be fitting. So you get a view from the fourth floor corner.
Labels:
college,
laugh a little,
life,
spring '10,
wordless wednesday
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Wordless Wednesday
For once in my life, I'm actually doing a Wordless Wednesday post on a Wednesday. Hehe...Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn once in a while, huh? [My father loves that phrase, especially because I'm one of those people that has a tendency to not be able to find things without explicit direction, unless you don't want to see me for about fifteen minutes while I search. Anyway..]

Looks mighty cold, doesn't it?
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"The difference between life and the movies is that a script has to make sense, and life doesn't."
-Joseph L. Mankiewicz
-Joseph L. Mankiewicz
