The wood was a decorative piece from the top of the bar cabinets. Thankfully Aaron removed it during the painting process, and Ben commandeered it as a display tool for the Little People. He just looked so darn proud of himself.
I think I over-analyzed aj's comment kind of like Archibald Asparagus over-analyzes "Silly Songs with Larry".
Is it the big grin of the child? Is it the order of the little people all lined up for their exams? Will there be a future shortage of proctologists like the pending dentist shortage?
Or is it just a two word version of a single four letter word beginning with an "a" used as adjective for "type-Aish"?
For cute! Both our boys displayed this kind of OCD-ness when they were little. They used to line up their toys, especially cars all in a perfect line. Wish they were still that way now .... they're room is a disaster.
Wife of Aaron and mom of Leah (6) and Ben (4), and baby Adam (1). Want a Masters degree without all that work. Teacher by personality, not employment (for now). Love Christ as my savior. A fan of pop culture, especially movies and music (although taste in novels leans more toward the classics.) Also love to talk and can't stop if making others laugh.
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Future proctologist
I think I over-analyzed aj's comment kind of like Archibald Asparagus over-analyzes "Silly Songs with Larry".
Is it the big grin of the child?
Is it the order of the little people all lined up for their exams?
Will there be a future shortage of proctologists like the pending dentist shortage?
Or is it just a two word version of a single four letter word beginning with an "a" used as adjective for "type-Aish"?
For cute! Both our boys displayed this kind of OCD-ness when they were little. They used to line up their toys, especially cars all in a perfect line. Wish they were still that way now .... they're room is a disaster.
Sorry Mr Christmas, it is the sticks up their behinds.
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