10 Things I Love That Start With the Letter E
Game imported from Sweet Annie at Blissful Bohemian . Name ten things you love that begin with a specific letter. In my case, the letter E. So here goes: 1. Well, first of all there's elephants . Who doesn't love those cute little faces?? And what's not to love? Elephants are actually a lot like humans. They laugh and cry. They grieve over their dead. They play games with each other and have fantastic memories so they can even remember the rules and not go to bed mad. 2. Then there's Engelbert Humperdinck, who I don't actually love and his singing's just on this side of okay, but I do love his name. 3. I luuuuuuv eggs , deviled. Nothing fancy, just classic. Best Basic Deviled Eggs 6 eggs, hard cooked and peeled 1/4 cup mayonnaise 1 teaspoon yellow mustard 3/4 teaspoon white wine vinegar pinch of salt (optional) fresh ground black pepper (optional) smoked paprika (optional) Cut eggs in half. Arrange egg whites cut side up on a serving plate and put the yolks ...
Nice photo... maybe it could be altered to say "B U R P " ?
ReplyDeleteAnd if the Beatles could just be persuaded to walk across the road here, then the image would really be complete...
Indeed, your people need assistance... looks like the "Leave no child behind" missed a few in spelling skills. Good luck ...
I KNEW if I looked hard enough I could find that damn missing portal!!!
ReplyDeleteYou do realize that Bmup is Turkish for "Drive Carefully," right?
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ReplyDelete*laughing over here*
ReplyDeleteDid you notice that the co-worker who painted the word coming in the other direction got it right?
ReplyDeleteAre you returning to the hospital?
Uhh, duh!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are such a laugh riot.....
Great pic.
I think it stands for Beam Me Up in text talk.
ReplyDeleteHey, I noticed that "Brains" photo on your LinkWithin. I'm proud to say that's from my home town,
That is sooooo cooool!
ReplyDeleteOh, boy. It's like the time I saw some construction workers painting the word "SHCOOL" by the park. Oops.
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