My wife and I decided to do something about our bathroom this past weekend. The walls were yellow. I didn't like the idea that my walls could so easily mask a critical bathroom incident.

The first coat went on with minimal brush-slapping, which was nice. The walls and I both had a nice semi-transparent blue layer. My wife was spotless. "How did you do that?", I asked. Her reply was, "Clean living."

Eventually, I stepped in the paint tray. "This is all just part of the process," I explained while wiping my sock on the walls.
Later: "We're nearly done!", my wife shouted. "I think it's turning out nice," I said. "But... it's not too late to go back to the yellow."

She gave me a confused look. "Really?" "No." She hit me. "Dork."
After I got cleaned up, my wife hung me on the back porch with the brushes to dry. She was still spotless.
Naturally.
(note: this will be my only blog post this week. sorry)
The first coat went on with minimal brush-slapping, which was nice. The walls and I both had a nice semi-transparent blue layer. My wife was spotless. "How did you do that?", I asked. Her reply was, "Clean living."
Eventually, I stepped in the paint tray. "This is all just part of the process," I explained while wiping my sock on the walls.
Later: "We're nearly done!", my wife shouted. "I think it's turning out nice," I said. "But... it's not too late to go back to the yellow."
She gave me a confused look. "Really?" "No." She hit me. "Dork."
After I got cleaned up, my wife hung me on the back porch with the brushes to dry. She was still spotless.
Naturally.
(note: this will be my only blog post this week. sorry)







"$40!", the guy on the phone happily replied.
LadyPatsFan and Big Dawg both share a love for Diet Lime Coca-Cola. Big Dawg was headed to his desk with a case of the green goodness when a generous / malicious idea popped into his head.
The can went, "plink".
"Was that you?..."

Later that week our office had our annual Dirty Santa gift exchange. One guy opened up a pair of "Kobalt Blue Magnum Pliers."