tacran
Posted : 6/28/2013 12:20:29 PM
JackieG
when the kids are outside playing I can hear them when they do that high pitched shrieking young children do when they play. They sound like a flock of jungle birds or like they're being chased by a clown with a hatchet.
You described it perfectly! When I hear it now, my nerves go on end. But, I remember my mother telling us to stop screaming when we were playing outside. We lived in apartments growing up, and the playground areas were surrounded by the apartment buildings. With everyone's windows open, I can just imagine how we drove residents crazy. At the time, we grumbled with resistance when Mom would tell us to quiet down. Funny how your perspective changes as you get older!!
Cathy, having moved a zillion times, I can sympathize with the "where is the . . . ?" problem. You try to label boxes carefully so you'll know where things are, but in the frenzy at the end of packing, you're throwing things in any box where there's space. So, how could you possibly know that your favorite saute pan is is tucked into a box of shoes somewhere?
Poor Shane -- it's so hard to see them confused yet not be able to explain why their routine is goofed up. Soon he'll settle into his beautiful new home, knowing all that matters is he's with you!
Yay for driving one's self, Callie!
Paige - zooming zombies is a funny visual, that's for sure!
I had M&M's after dinner last night and chuckled to myself as I arranged them into a pattern of color-coordinated pairs on the placemat before eating them. DH says only I can complicate a simple thing like eating M&M's -- but I tell him I'm exercising my brain!
Finally, totally clear weather at Mt. Hood's summit today, so helicopters will be used to get crews up to double the search area. The National Guard is helping with a Black Hawk, and they said they hope to get a Chinook there later today.