I’m still recovering from 2012. It was a whammy of a year, especially the final few months. I’m usually glad to see a previous year end and a fresh, new one start, but I’m a bit apprehensive about what 2013 holds. I read the headlines and they make me more and more nervous every day. On the good side, I have discovered the beauty of the podcast. I found out that I can get daily audio and video feeds automatically downloaded to my phone!!! How cool is that! I’ve subscribed to Chuck Missler, Lifehacker, Sid Roth, Car Talk, and Mel Bond so far. Fun!
I managed to miss all the crazy traffic this holiday season by staying home. It was rather nice. One of the fun things I did was visit ThereIFixedIt.com. It’s one of my favorite “cheeseburger” sites. Here are a few of the best funnies I found this at the site and around the Interwebz week!
WANT. What a great idea!
Be honest. What would you do?
It’s a miracle that I have never done this…
Now THAT’s frugal.
Ya gotta do what ya gotta do….
:wazzat:
I would SO do this. Hey, crockpots and replacement parts are expensive! Home Depot sells tiny vise grips for 99 cents. 😀
Ah, that Russian hospitality….
Have a good week, folks.
Life is never dull, and exciting things just seem to always happen to me... why me... when I'm not running around the house fixing things, I'm a freelance writer for national media outlets like USAToday.com, Salon.com, and others. I've even been interviewed by TIME and The Wall Street Journal about blogging. Can you believe it?! Here is where I express my zany, creative, motherly side. 
January 6, 2013 at 4:27 pm
The soap dispenser reminds me of work. I bought a set of 6 steak knives to use for the pumpkin carving contest at the office—someone stole all but 2 of the knives.
I bought a dozen nice white mugs for the office kitchen-there are six remaining. Six have been stolen/broken…but nobody claims to know about it.
We have these little soap dispensers in both the restrooms and the kitchen and instead of going to the supply closet to get a new soap dispenser when it’s empty, somebody just adds water to the existing empty dispenser. So, you are basically washing your hands with….water. It’s so disgusting.
And yes, I work with adults. Just in case you were wondering.