Do you have any Grey Poupon, or French's or...

Ever really looked in your refrigerator? Especially at the condiments. Well, evidently we haven't lately. I was making Daniel a sandwich yesterday, I was letting him pick what goes on it. And he wanted mustard. It may have been easier for me to take Daniel to the fridge than take the mustard to him. Who has this many bottles of mustard???



Am I going to throw any of them out you ask? Nope, we have a mustard for every occasion.

Why I don't swim in the ocean

Matt here again...this is what happens when the wife leaves and I'm here alone. I don't like to swim in the ocean for a number of reasons. One in particular is the fact there's always sand in the car and you get sticky aftewards. Another reason is shown in this nice video of sea creatures found on the beach after the Tsunami.

EDIT: Even thou the last video featured a freaky creature, this is the one I was meaning to post. That'll teach me to not double check my post.



If you still enjoy swimming in the ocean after that video, I've much respect for you.

Fluffernutter

I'm not making this word up. Its a sandwich that teri makes from time to time. And if you still don't believe me, wikipedia says its true. I figured I'd see if it passes the Daniel approval test.

Here's what it looks like.



So Daniel dug in, and well, the results are obvious.

Sickness Returns & Daniel

I guess I'm a guest blogger even thou my name is on the blog. Teri went to Utah to be with her family for Christmas. And fortunately for me, she left me with an empty house and her cold. At the same time, Daniel is visiting for a few days. So I decided, it was 70 degrees in December with a nice breeze, to put Daniel to work helping me with some yard work.



So I'm working from home, outside on the porch while Daniel does some leaf blowing. He's such a good worker. But I've no clue what the yard will look like after he's done. Based on how thorough and OCD he can be, I may be lucky if there's any grass left. I've already asked him to not blow away the pine straw at the base of a tree.