dead baby jokes

Web Name: dead baby jokes

WebSite: http://deadbabyjokes.blogspot.com

ID:213186

Keywords:

dead,baby,jokes,

Description:

keywords:
description:
dead baby jokes

Friday, July 9, 2010 closer

You told me I didn't needto stop by, but I did anyway. I sat on your couch while you made dinner. Can I help? I asked What can I do?

In the kitchen, the radio said, A little bit of Monica in my life, A little bit of Erica by my side.You were singing along, in a big goofy voice.

There was a ballgame on tv and your team was ahead in the first andahead in the sixth,but youpunched theoff button on theremote beforewe could watch themblow yetanother lead.

They need a closer, you said.

When you walked me to my car, you opened the door for me and then you shut it. You tapped on the window and, when I rolled it down, you put your hand on top of mine. You said goodbye. You said take care. You probably even said see you later.

I put the car in gear.The road was empty and, as far as I could see, every traffic light was green or turning to green. I didn't cry until I got all the way home.

* * *

As you probably realize, goodbyes are not exactly my strong point. So I'm not going to say it and you don't need to say it either.

You know where to find me.

Or, to put it another way, exit, pursued by a bear.

Tuesday, July 6, 2010 focus

And the lucky, lucky winners (chosen totally randomly) thanks to random.org are:
Erica (chocolate)

MFA Mama (coffee)

Email me at like.niobe.all.tears at gmail dot com with an address that I can send your loot to.

And, because we spent way too much time at the playground this weekend, here's yet another shot of Cole. And, yes, he does carry that little car just about everywhere.


Monday, July 5, 2010 long weekend


Sunday, July 4, 2010 fourth of july

Friday, July 2, 2010 hit and run


Although it's technically the first Friday of the month, given the long weekend here in the US (and, I suppose, in Canada as well), I'm going to postpone our regularly-scheduled snark-fest 'til next Friday.Try to bate your breath until then. Or, depending on your view of this sort of thing, you have been warned.

In other news, there's still time to enter the fun and educational giveaway. Just add your comment to the previous post, specifying whether you'd prefer inhaleable chocolate or coffee. A super-secret hint: since I'm doing the two drawings separately and sincevery, veryfew people have signed up for the coffee sweepstakes...well, you dothe math.

And, finally, the lovely and talented Angieis featuring one of my photos today at Still Life 365, a very cool blog featuring creative works of various kinds focusing on the topic of loss. Check it out -- and consider submitting a work (poem, photo, craft object, painting, whatever) of your own.

Thursday, July 1, 2010 sweet as chocolate, light as air


Because I'm all generous and selfless and, most importantly, have finally managed to get my hands on the semi-new product that everyone seems to be talking about, I'm giving away (wait for it)Le Whif.

What is Le Whif? Well,the short version is that it'schocolate. That you snort.

Learn all the tasty, tasty details at lewhif.com. But, basically, it was invented by some biomedical engineer at Harvard and is supposed to give you a calorie-free choco-high that's legal in all 50 states (and likely numerous foreign countries as well). Plus there's a coffee version. And, yes, I'm giving away one of those too.

How does thisgiveaway work? Just follow (in order) the simple steps below:
Leave a comment to this post expressing your interest. It might read: Chocolate. Or perhaps Coffee. Or even: I just can't decide, so you choose for me, sweet, sweet Niobe.Get chosen by the random number generator. Receive Le Whif. Inhale.
***comments closed ... stay tuned for winners***

Full disclosure: While I wish that Le Whif were subsidizing this post in some way, such is very much not the case.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010 truth in advertising


I'm not all that good at actually, um, purchasing stuff that I want -- even stuff I really, really want.

Though we got rid of our old tv back in August 2009, we got a new one only a few weeks ago. And when I say "we," what I mean is that I, personally, had nothing to do with it.

Similarly, I still haven't managed to come up with a persuasive rationalization to replace my wildly outdated cell phone or to get a new camera to replace the one I broke before Ruby was born.

Anyone have a way of convincing myself that it's absolutely necessary that I acquire a smart phone? As in (fill in the blank): Niobe needs to shell out a hefty monthly fee for an expensive new toy even though she seldom remembers to charge her current phone because ______.

On the camera front, I've been fairly happily making do with a teeny tiny Canon Ixus 100IS.

The other day, I was using the macro feature to take photos of various things on my desk (make up, plastic snakes, mini dinosaurs, toy cars), when I noticed something that most of us living in this all-too-unfair world could probably use. See close-up below.

In case you can't make out the label, it reads: FAIR: to use: apply as needed

As, you know, if.


Wednesday, June 23, 2010 straightening


Yesterday, Cole woke up (in his crib, because I'm still dithering on the tent concept) with pink, puffy eyes. Conjunctivitis, said the doctor. Which was no big deal, but meant no daycare.

I dropped Ruby off, managed to squeeze a little erythromycin between Cole's goop-encrusted lids and told Gray (who's home for a few days) that, since I was taking the day off, we could do whatever he wanted.

I think we can safely say that Gray is just about the only 18-year-old who would, unprompted, suggest that we reorganize the kitchen cabinets.

But he did and we did, moving boxes, jars and cans to the counter, tossing the stuff that had expired back in 1998, wiping down and repainting the shelves and putting everything back in a new, much more esthetically pleasing arrangement. Including, yes, alphabetized spices.

So you don't get the wrong idea, neither of us is particularly into cleaning and Gray's own room is usually almost as much of a wreck as my closet.

But the beautifully organized cabinets? They make me almost as happy as a clam at high tide. Which is about the best any of us can hope for.

eta: if you want to see far too many iterations of the photo above (plus a t.rex v. vw battle to the death!) check out my flickr photostream.

Thursday, June 17, 2010 free range



This morning, I put Cole in his room, in his crib. I handed him his favorite musical pink seahorse, which (among other things) plays a charming, if somewhat aquatic-sounding, rendition of Ode to Joy. I said, "Mama will be back soon" and I carefully shut the door.

I finished my shower about 15 minutes later. Cole had a brand-new bruise on his forehead and a rapidly-swelling bump under one eye. He had a truck under one arm and a dirty sock in his mouth. He spit the sock out, told me "bye bye," and, when that failed to get the desired response, tried "night night."

He wasn't in his crib. He wasn't even in his room.

Houston, we have a problem.

Wednesday, June 16, 2010 accidental hearts

Older PostsHomeSubscribe to:Posts (Atom)what i meant to sayreading lista directory for grieving familiesa failure of imaginationa little pregnanta mending hearta second chancea series of unfortunate eventsadventures of law mommyall about preeclampsiaam i doing okayamelies weltan accident of hopeand here we areand the duck saidantigone lostantropólogaapron stringsawful but functioningbaby passionfruitbaby proofbeaten but not bowedbeautifulbeyond the palebloggings by deshaineblood signsbox of rainbringing gabriel homebroken heart diariesbub and piecertainly not cool enough to blogcollecting raindropscoming2termsconceive thiscreating motherhoodcrib chroniclescruchy granolacurvatudedays of our livesdiscovering medoc grumbles i presumedragondreamer's lairdrama 2b mamaeight million piecesemma's mumeverything is under controlexcavatorexpectant waitingfinding my way homefootprints on my heartfor the flavorfortune cookie folliesfroggy babyglow in the woodsgreenbloggergrownups are like thathealing artshenry streether very ownhigh land hard rainhopeful mommai thought unicorns were a mythi will be mom*i will never be over iti won't fear lovei'm a smart onein her shoesin the land of broken heartsinfertile fantasiesjulian's roomjust crazy enough to tryjust one moreklepsydrala la landlife after heartachelife can belife from herelife of uncertainitylife with love and losslittle beans 4 melosses and gainsmagpie musingmaking sense of it allmary's madnessmax's mommymaybe babymcpolishme and my shadowsmiracle divemissed conceptionsmommy wants vodkamoshka*mother in mourningmotherhood and angelsmy journey towards my little miraclemy pain i hidemy realitymy resurfacingmy scar smiles at memystery mommynate nate roller skateneeds new batteriesnicolas' garden*no matter how smallnoah stevennot done yetone big maybeone tired emapainted maypolephantom scribblerplan bplease give me back my heartproject t*punch drunkpyjama mummyraspberry chiprelaxing in the parlorrhymes with javelinriding the grief rollercoasterryan was hereseed dispersal mechanismsslouching past 40so closeso dear and yet so farspecial survivorsspin me i pulsatespiraling into controlsticky beansticky bunstill hopefulstill life with circlesstill passing open windowsstitched up for the second timesurviving my losssweet/saltytears are for babiesthalia's fertility journeythat was the planthe callipygian chroniclesthe fertile soulthe impatient patientthe journey from herethe littlest beanthe para graphthe view from the hillthe woman who cried pregnantthere's hopethink pinkthird time luckythis is not what i orderedthis that and the mother thingthis too shall passthomas woz 'erethree minute palavertoo much too soontown crierstrapped under icetrying to have a baby that livestuesday's hopeuncommon misconceptionsunder the mad hatunpollinateduntangling knotsuppercase womanwabi-sabi lifewaiting for . . .weebles wobblogwhat am iwhat does not kill you makes you strongerwheels on the buswhich boxwishing it would get easierwords of a lifewrite about therewriting as jo(e)year of consolationemail me about niobe

TAGS:dead baby jokes 

<<< Thank you for your visit >>>

Websites to related :
Wild Goose Carvings | Buy Carvin

  keywords:
description:Wild Goose Carvings sell quality wood carvings, wood corbels, shelf brackets, mouldings, wood appliqués and fire surrounds for

Sveikas maistas – sveikas vaika

  keywords:
description:

JOSÉ MARIA ALVES - CURSO BÁSIC

  keywords:
description:
JOSÉ MARIA ALVES - CURSO BÁSICO DE HOMEOPATIA terça-feira, 7 de maio de 2013 CURSO BÁSICO

Herbal Software

  keywords:
description:Natural Healing & Alternative Medicine
Skip to content

Forums - World of Warships offic

  keywords:
description:
Jump to content

Raghu and Harinee's Fishling

  keywords:
description:
Raghu and Harinee's FishlingHomeSitemap Home 登录|最近的网站活动|举报滥用行为|打印页面|由 Google 协作平台强力驱动

TilapiaFingerlings.com is for sa

  keywords:
description:Start using this domain right away. Straightforward domain shopping experience. Quick access to your domain.
Questions?+1-303-89

All the Fishing resources you ne

  keywords:Fishing spots near me, Fishing, fishing tips, how to fish, Fishing knots, how to tie knots, freshwater fishing, saltwater fishing, where to f

Roses for English Gardens

  keywords:
description:
Roses for English GardensA blog about all roses, everywhere. The title "Roses for English Gardens" is a homage to the book of t

Welcome thegroomingbox.com - Jus

  keywords:web hosting, hosting, web host, host, website hosting, webhosting, web hosting provider, web hosting service, web hosting supplier, cheap web

ads

Hot Websites