Well, I tell you. No. I can't. But boy, do I have a story to tell.
Can't tell it yet but I will say that things sure can happen in small towns. And that when those things happen, it's HUGE!
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It's drizzling here and I'm going to town to go with Lily to get our hair trimmed. I'll keep Mr. Dolphin Zombie-Arms from harm while Lily gets her hair trimmed and then she will do the same for me. We were going to do this last week but there were tornado warnings, flash floods and so forth. Then I'm bringing Owen out here to keep so my day is full. And my heart is better.
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I opened up a suitcase I was going to take to the Opera House for a prop and found inside of it a cache of Beanie Babies. This brought to mind the old days when Lily and Jessie were young young'uns and if they'd been good girls that week, I'd take them to the mall to pick out a new Beanie Baby. I laughed when I saw all those funny critters. I always knew that no one was going to get rich collecting them but I liked them just for themselves.
But the best part was that in the collection I found this:
A rooster! For Owen! Hurray! So see- those little critters DID turn out to be a good investment after all.
Well, Mr. Moon is talking to me about the Toyota recall. I better go eat some cereal and get dressed and get my ass to town.
Happy Friday, y'all.
Love....Ms. Moon
Kiss that boy for me.
ReplyDeleteBeanie Babies! My daughter collected so many of them that I thought I'd go crazy. She still has them too--stored in plastic bins in the attic of her house. I think she needs to get them down and give them to the kids so at least they are being used. She probably has that same rooster!
ReplyDeletehmmm. what's this story then??? the suspense!
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday back, dear friend. What a terrific find for Owen!
ReplyDeleteSending love,
SB
I hope you have a lovely weekend, Ms. Moon. Glad your heart is better. :)
ReplyDeleteoh, you're such a tease. You're lucky you had the rooster beenie to placate us! He's adorable. Great memories of your girls. Those little things were so darn cute, just for themselves. I've got a frog here on my desk at the library. I LOVE the rooster!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy haircut. Happy day.
Oh, you simply must tell, Ms. Moon! You can't start like that and just leave us wanting for more. I am busy working and one of my patients is super sick, but I'll be back on the hour until you share the HUGE news.
ReplyDeleteOh my lord. I have two giant rubbermaid containers filled to the brim with beanie babies that were my sisters and are now my childrens. I have to clean those suckers up everyday. HUNDREDS of them...ugh.
ReplyDeleteI don't get the beanie babies. They're a little soulless. But my American aunts had a room full of them each! It's like TickleMeElmo for Mommies...
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for the story you didn't tell! You live in an old land and I believe that where you live, stories rise from the earth into the air to be acted out by people unaware. Don't make us wait long, please.
ReplyDeleteNow I'm really bummed. I got rid of the many, many Beanie Babies that my boys owned, knowing, just knowing, that I'd never miss them.
ReplyDeleteJust teasing -- but I do envy you the rooster.
Hope your day is wonderful, and that your haircut is divine...
Love your winter walk photos. Love the Beeniebabies! Our "collectibles" got loved to shreds, if not by children then by the pets! Which really does show their value. These walks heal. There is a reason 'one step at a time' is so timeless. Much Love to you today, yesterday, and days to come. xoxo
ReplyDeleteI had tons of Beanie Babies too. When my kids have birthday's I tie a helium balloon to the tag or leg of a Beanie Baby and the kids go home with a Beanie and a balloon. The kids are always thrilled. Thank Goodness....frees up space in my basement!
ReplyDeleteI can see Owen chewing on the rooster with those two new little teeth now...I must be beaming in a picture of him from somewhere at your house. Hope the haircut helped make you more beauteous for your upcoming appearance on the stage. x0 N2
ReplyDeleteWell, because you didn't tell us the story yet, I focused on that top photo of Owen, and wow, do I ever see your eyes in his! Really! He looks like you!! :)
ReplyDeleteawwww..thats cute..:-)
ReplyDeletei was about to get me one of the ugly/lovely blue thingies owen has from petit fleur..but..they cost 45 euros in germany...45..for a small blue thingy...gah
DTG- I kissed him for every person in the universe, I think. But yours was special.
ReplyDeleteLois- Someone might as well get some damn use out of them.
Screamish- Not mine to tell yet. Be patient.
Ms. Bastard- Sending love to you, too.
Nicol- I hope you have a great weekend, too, dear!
Bethany- Be patient! Thanks for the good wishes.
Angie- Now don't try to guilt me. It won't work. In this case.
Erin- Throw 'em out.
Jo- You're RIGHT! They are souless.
Kathleen- Too damn true.
Elizabeth- I just got a trim. I like my old grandma hair.
Swallowtail- Thank-you, sweetie!
Rebecca- What a great idea!
N2- Yep. You got the picture exactly right. He did rip at that rooster with those two sharp teeth.
Lopo- Really? Do you think?
Danielle- Maybe we could send you one. Why not?
ReplyDeleteBeanie Babies are adorable, and anyone who actually got rich was freaking lucky.
ReplyDeletelol...oh no..thats really really kind of you but its not worth it...i d be delightet by it and will play a while with it but then it will up in my box..i hav ethis habbit of buying toystuff from time to time..like all men do..it doesent matter if its high end technic or a blue thingie..just let me play and wonder over it..haha..but thank you for offering...:-) but i might soon get back on your offer with the hot sauce!!
ReplyDeleteI'm late to the party here, but I am in love with that rooster.
ReplyDeleteAunt Becky- I seriously doubt anyone got rich.
ReplyDeleteDanielle- Let me know.
Nancy C- Well, he represents the chickens that I own, that Owen and I go out to visit so many times a day.