Alison Ziesel Bob Chubarov how are you surviving Hothlanta?
Alison Ziesel Bob Chubarov how are you surviving Hothlanta?
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With a snow day today, snow day tomorrow, and a pot of homemade chicken soup simmering on the stove? Hopefully this shit doesn't interfere with my flight on Sunday though.
ReplyDelete(Also yes, I get 'Hothlanta' and I think it's even a smidge clever!)
alison
I hope that book includes a recipe for Donner kebab.
ReplyDeleteLol, too funny!
ReplyDeleteScott Dorward Except it's a recipe for Donner Ke-Bob.
ReplyDeleteI feel like this was published elsewhere under the title "How to Serve Man".
ReplyDeleteRight, Alison Ziesel. "Chicken" soup.
ReplyDeleteI assure you, I couldn't choose between my cats, and my sweet SO could live without a limb. A limb would be enough for a few days eating.
ReplyDeleteAlso we have a band saw now.
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