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More Perplexing Articles . . .
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 'Bldga' My Wonderfully Wicked Mistress
Posted Wednesday, April 13 @ 02:00:00 PDT by Brendan
I've been a walking, talking babble-ambler for nigh on a year now, but my longest-standing gastro-passion has graduated to my latest word and indeed, even my highest addiction. |
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 Dresser Does Disappointingly Little to Clothe
Posted Tuesday, April 12 @ 02:00:00 PDT by Brendan
When grandma told dad she was handing down her old dresser for the benefit of us juniors, I was thrilled. No more dressing myself and no more reliance on the grown-ups... but maybe I've missed the point once again because this thing doesn't dress me at all. |
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 America's Mop Toddler!
Posted Monday, April 11 @ 02:00:00 PDT by Brendan
I love reality television like all Americans. But, unlike most Americans, I actually cop to it. Maybe that makes me wierd, but if it does, go ahead and add it to the already long and growing list. |
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 Vacation Perfect for Getting Away
Posted Saturday, April 09 @ 02:00:00 PDT by Brendan
Since we're taking ourselves a little vacation, I naturally figured it's the perfect time to get away. Despite stumpy pegs, I got wheels on, so I tried my very hardest to do what I could to just get away from it all. |
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 Astoria's Breathtaking View, Chill
Posted Friday, April 08 @ 02:00:00 PDT by Dominic
Among the last things we did on our now-certainly-infamous coastal road trip, was ascend the Astorian summit to see the legendary view. I went up, but as you can see, all I looked was cold, cold, chilly-willy. |
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 Chips Ahoy!
Posted Thursday, April 07 @ 02:00:00 PDT by Brendan
When you go to visit Astoria, Oregon, you have to check out the merriment of the maritime museum. As we gladly did, you can see boats, handily pat these same boats, and scream "ahoy!" at whatever it is you see from one of several mocked up ship bridges. |
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 Marsh's Museum Novel, Curious, Creepy
Posted Wednesday, April 06 @ 02:00:00 PDT by Brendan
The fine proprietors of Marsh's Free Museum in Longbeach, Washington have been waiting for us to show up since 1921. They've been reviewed by everybody from USA Today to Weekly World News, but we're obviously the grand daddy* of them all that they've been waiting for. |
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