In a relentless way, Monday has returned.
You can say one thing about Monday – sure is persistent.

And now for the feature without a button or a name, but we are calling it:
Fashion tips from Rhett:
It is shocking, but I don’t have pictures of the following scenario…
Rhett has been a little obsessed with a certain set of Mario Pajamas – only alternating them with the shirt of one other pj set which sports a large monkey in combo with the Mario bottoms – I am sure it is a subject that will be covered in more depth in future Nirvana articles – ANYWAY, his latest has been to pair this pajama set (or mis-set) with his life vest from the lake.
I don’t let him sleep in the life jacket because I am a super mean mommy, but the first thing he does after he gets up is to add the vest to his very planned out ensemble.
I will work on getting a picture…
Let's find out who is the Peep of the Week!
In response to the last potluck which was DIY –


I just got in from a 12-hour drive – how do you think my coccyx is doing? Â Sorry. I get sassy when I’m hungry. DIY potluck? The nerve.Congratulations Em in Pursuit. Â You are Peep of the Week – and I am hoping you are feeling a little better and quite frankly, I was a little frightened NOT to award it to you.

Snakes, snakes and more snakes
A few months ago we went to the zoo and the boys brought home snakes. Â Not the real kind, but the very large…VERY LARGE…stuffed animal kind. Â Ryan had seen the snakes on a previous zoo trip and had been saving his money to purchase one of the large prizes. Â Reid was talked into buying a smaller, more affordable one to keep Ryan’s company.
I have never seen a real Anaconda, but let me suggest that Ryan’s snake is life size and thankfully lime green and fuzzy. Â Reid’s is a rattle snake which appears to me to also be life sized and thankfully blue and fuzzy. Â Rhett bought an elephant.
God bless Rhett.
Even though the snakes are cute and fuzzy they still freak me out. Â They lay on the playroom floor, across the couch or next to a sleeping boy in a very snake-like way.
*ewwwwww*
No amount of cartoon coloration and furry exterior can camouflage their snakey-ness.
I have never been a snake fan, but in recent years I have been able to choke back a shriek of terror when we see one at the zoo, animal park or in the backyard.
Yes, I said the backyard.
God bless me.
Just this evening as I was sitting at my computer answering emails I glanced out back to see a lovely greenish garden snake seeking dinner.
It was life sized and not so fuzzy.
Holly presents her ¦
*applause*
Today's advice is for a local restaurant that recently opened and has really really delicious food but I can’t go back if they don’t clean up their bathrooms, dining room and kitchen…
WHAT IS UP WITH THAT? Â YOU JUST OPENED. Â HOW IN THE WORLD CAN YOU LET IT GET LIKE THIS IN SUCH A SHORT TIME? Â I WOULDN’T CARE, BUT YOUR HAMBURGERS AND FRIES WERE HEAVENLY. Â SO CLEAN UP ASAP! Â WOULD IT KILL YOU TO GET OUT A WASHCLOTH AND WIPE DOWN A TABLE?
One lonely banana.



I want to mention a few more favorites today ¦
A very funny case of TMI from Not that You Asked – be warned I am not kidding about the TMI.
How to Clean Your Carpet from Meg at A Mom Two Boys, but it isn’t at A Mom Two Boys it is at Aiming Low ‘cuz she is all confusingly fancy like that.
To be filed in the “Oh my” category courtesy of @angiedled aka Gumbo Writer who found this one – NYT – Love in 2-D
The Internet song from Rhett and Link which just makes me laugh…
And this one is courtesy of Blog-Stedman who can’t watch this short commercial without ROFL (literally, it is a mess)
I hope all snakes encountered today are life sized and fuzzy ¦
I’ve read 2 or 3 of your articles and wanted to to say I enjoy your style and the stuff you share here. Have a nice one 😉
OMG, that commercial almost made me pee my pants laughing. Does that make me a dork? Ah well, what can ya do?
Kitten Mittens!!!! CRAZY FUNNY!
very yummy potluck! 😉 thanks!
not to be all come-read-my-bloggy but I did a collection of funniest things on the internet (LOVE the Digg Me Tweet Me thing- LOL!) so mosey over if yo get a chance.
cheers!
xoxo
Ack. Snakes. Yesterday we were at a one-room schoolhouse checking out the slates and McGuffy readers when I peered into a lovely old display case along the back wall. “Pick me up,” demanded my 3 year old daughter. “I want to see.” I picked her up. “What is it?” she asked. “It’s a lot of very old books,” I said, and started to explain them to her. “Oh,” she interrupted, clearly disappointed. “I thought it was a snake.” True story. Snakes. Apparently kids can’t get enough of ’em.
I love your blog. I hope your family members know how blessed they are. 🙂