
Tired of that same old monotonous water? Bored with water that doesn't look like futuristic alien mouthwash? Then you need to get the LED faucet attachment. The latest version turns red at 89 degrees so you won't scald the kids, but I'd buy it just for the coloured water!
Sunday, March 18, 2007
LED faucet light changes water color when too hot
Saturday, March 17, 2007
parenting hazards
You are in the bathroom, doing your business, when the door jerks
open and your two-year-old throws a golf ball at your head.
Friday, March 16, 2007
yahoo! we have a niece!
Emma Grace Pelletier was born on Wednesday March 14 at 8.57 am,
weighing in at 6lb 15oz.
oh yea...
Ah, paradise. Little Goobers is an indoor playground ($7) with comfy
chairs and wireless. I get some work done, the boy runs his heart out.
Monday, March 05, 2007
don't lose your head...
Head, liver mistakenly mailed to horrified Michigan couple
An errant shipment of human body parts from China, destined for a
U.S. laboratory, went mistakenly to the doorstep of a horrified
Michigan couple on Thursday as a result of a delivery slip-up.
This story appears on http://www.cbc.ca at the following URL: http://
Friday, March 02, 2007
Tasty meat?
When Galen was little he used to sit on the back of a dump truck and
drive it around the house. He ALWAYS fell off because the dumper
part would flip from his weight. He did this so often I would
finally, in a totally exasperated tone, ask "Are you trying to kill
yourself?". Then one day, Galen came out on his truck, muttering
away "I am not trying to kill myself, I am not trying to kill myself,
I AM NOT!". That became his catch phrase.
Well, sooner or later you KNOW the second kid is going to get a catch
phrase too. It has come from Raynham's strange breakfast choices.
Toast? Cereal? Oatmeal? SOUP? ROAST BEEF? Yes, my daughter is a
carnivore and happily ate deli sliced roast beef for breakfast the
other day. So happy, "MMMMM Momma! TASTY MEAT! TASTY MEAT!"
Nothing like starting your day with tasty meat. Raynham's catch
phrase is born.
the surreal life
This stay-at-home dad / consultant thing is a bit bizarre. One
minute I'm putting together the computational annotation of over 9000
probes on a microarray and the next I'm cleaning toilets. Too wierd.