Many gave their all
So we could spend this weekend
Grilling in the park
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Today, on Adventures in Parenting:
2-month-old, after crying for an hour, finally lets me put her down in the bassinet.
2-year-old, sensing an opportunity, decides to "make her breakfast" with her toy kitchen, which has metal pans. Her vigorous "stirring" is essentially the same as playing a cowbell bedside.
Before I can stop her, 2-month-old awakens, wailing. 2-year-old gasps, points to her, and innocently informs me that "baby's fussing."
9 hours til bedtime. Send coffee.
Does a good detective story allow the reader to solve the puzzle before the author tells it to you? Or does it keep them in the dark until it's time to solve the case? I've always imagined the former would be the best, but in reviewing the famous detective stories of our day, it seems the latter was more commonly employed. Sherlock Holmes, for example, always seem to hold some key detail back until the very end. New to the genre, thoughts?
#cosowriters #amwriting #cosowriting
Frosty blades of grass
Frozen kids kick soccer balls
Morning on the pitch
Shamrocks and lager
Shades of green you've never seen
Have a lucky night
Toddler clock is red
Tantrums keep the house awake
Til the clock turns green
Talons, paws, and teeth
Hoots and howls pursue their prey
Pale moon tells no tales
#protip if you add fresh parsley to your garlic bread, you can call it a salad with cheese and croutons. #cosocooking
Fireworks and booze
Dancing, singing, looking back
The future is bright.
My goal is to one day have the confidence of this creature who allows me to share her home. #catsofcoso
Just finished our annual rewatch of the Grinch ('60s classic animated version, of course). I've seen it a hundred times and only today realized it was a Chuck Jones piece. No wonder it's timeless; that roadrunner/coyote energy runs through its veins! #merrychristmas
Fun world cup final! As a grassroots referee, I love these matches no matter who wins. Educational. There was a lot of fouling and diving here, IMO. I would have issued more cards earlier for flopping, I think, but it is what it is. Wonder if we're going to see a rule change regarding players running out of touch on breakaways, though. Saw a lot of that. Artificially expands field, and the rules as written are you can't leave the field of play without permission. Ponderables! #worldcup2022
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