need a laugh?

Honestly, it took me a while to figure this one out, but here goes:

Here's a close-up, for those of you who can't quite make this out:

Let me know if this made you chuckle. (Maybe I just have a weird sense of humor?)

not what I should be doing or what I really want to be doing, but...

Here are a couple of photos I've been wanting to share.

First, a product that I am enchanted by:

The Pillsbury Doughboy was a favorite from my early years. Evidently, I would sit in my playpen and wait for the dude to show up on TV and giggle. So cute. And I think Pillsbury commercials were a lot more common back then, at least during daytime TV. And parathas... yum! Maybe I should try these. Somehow, I have a hard time imagining Pillsbury making Indian food. Is it just me?

And something that freaks me out a bit:

Partially because of the idea of having to clean this thing up, but also the fact that they tell you on the front of the box that you can add pizzazz to every meal. I feel overwhelmed just thinking of having to make these things for every meal. I think I'll pass, thanks anyway.

toast

Reading blackbird's latest post inspired me to go over and have a look at Toast.

Here are a couple of things that I liked:


First, there was this peg bag. Don't ask how I know what the term "peg bag" means. I like it. However, I don't have a clothesline here yet, so, it would be unpractical. And even if I did have a clothesline, I have no idea where my clothespins are.


I like these pajama pants, too. They look cozy. I am all about cozy these days, what with the chill in the air. They look better (or at least cozier) on the website. This is what I would love to do while wearing these pants:

Mmm. I love ironing while being cozy at home on a cold day. But only table linens, napkins especially. Maybe curtains. Don't ask me to iron your shirt with all the pleats.