Mikiesboy

Good morning, Sir.

i did like the aquarium... they have this very cool clear tunnel which is rather long you can walk thru. And two 7ft long saw fish have discovered they can lay down on it.. it was a really great experience.. i could have sat and watched for hours.

Does look nice out there .. i may hobble out for a walk.. and then have a nap

LOL... He was in a very good mood yesterday. It was a good day...

LOL.. no but it is cute and purple. And my Husband has got a wonderfully odd sense of humour. i thought he bought it for Savannah, until he handed it to me and said, "There you go babe." And then he laughed, hugged me and said, "You're the girl, right?" Which made HIm laugh even harder. i had to laugh too.

This is my new pet shark:

After a day off i should be okay, parts of me are complaining royally.

Jays won. i.am broken and tired. Good.night.

Jays up 4 to1 in the 3rd

Rules are guidelines....write it your way.

Baseball doesn't start till 7pm...I may have a nap...lol

Baseball tickets in hand....finished at Ripleys....we snuck out a shark. Now up the CN Tower....nice out now...we did the Eaton centre too...before lunch.

See you all later!! Have a terrific day, Mac Sir .. and all you other lovely people!

We gave her one when she got here ... Michael told her to leave her electric one at home and we have lots of extras cuz we use an a electric one and get freebies from the dentist. She looks after her teeth very well .. i think she's just going a bit silly while on holiday.

Considering what i've been seeing being eaten around here lately this is perfect:

Thanks Parker. You know exam review is fun!!

footle verb | FOO-tul Definition 1 : to talk or act foolishly 2 : to waste time : trifle, fool Footle will be more familiar to speakers of British English than it is to speakers of American English. Its likely source is the seldom-used footer, meaning "to waste time." That word is etymologically connected with fouter (also spelled foutra), a word referring to something of little value or someone worthless or bungling. But the link between footle and footer is speculative. What we can say with confidence is that footle is a verb of 19th century origin that—along with the derivative adjective footling (as in "a footling amateur")—is still apt when discussing foolish or trifling people or things.

Have a nice day, Thorn. Well of course you're 11 year olds, why be older...save the older person to pay bills and other responsible junk. Otherwise, be 11. We are to be out most of the day and night today. I am hoping the fog will lift as by the time we get downtown .. a trip up the CN Tower is planned...

easily, i think. our house guest's eating habits are ... frightening to be honest. She begins her day with Krave cereal (think captain crunch filled with nutella). Followed an hour later by potato chips, hot chocolate, or a can of Coke Zero Cherry, and some kind of jelly based candy like sour peaches or gummy bears. Lunch yesterday was naan and hummus, followed by candy. There was an afternoon snack.. oh yes rainbow twizzlers (licorice) i did have one .. and that was enough for me. She didn't like them but ate the remaining ones anyway. Vile tasting it was... yuck. She ate a full dinner ... had two of the cookies i baked and then a bowl of skittles. She does like vegetables and fruit. When shopping with Michael did buy grapes and a melon ... but i have yet to see her eat any. I'll cut up the melon this morning.

OKay.. even though i had a 1.5 hour nap.. i am tired and off to bed. Long fun day tomorrow..

good night, Sir ... have a peaceful rest xo

Night, Reader!!

back a bit later ... watching a film ...

it was delicious, Sir ... and very easy and quick.

it was ... just super.