Hair New Era

Yes, today is April Fool's Day and, yes, I was very tempted to put a bucket of water above the door this morning to drench B. Unfortunately, we don't really have any doors that we close around here, and I'd probably end up cleaning up the mess anyway, so it just wasn't worth it.

But something that is worth it on this day is April Food Day. Today, April 1, the blogosphere is joining together to try to help those in this country who are starving and in need. A note from Meg of Pigtown Design (wut wut, Maryland!), the blogger who organized this second annual drive:

Please make a donation to Feeding America, or your local food bank, and count yourself as one of the lucky ones if you’re not going to bed hungry every night. Feeding America has set up a special URL for April Food Day so they can see how much we've donated.

I know things are tighter for everyone this year, but this is certainly a worthy cause.

Okay, I'm off my soapbox now. Thanks for reading and any help you can give.

And now back to our regularly scheduled drivel. ;)

Totally late to the game here. Why didn't I find this fun political drinking game until after the State of the Union Address? This is too funny not to skim through these rules (oh, but please don't get worked into a lather either way - have a sense of humor about this - it's meant to be for fun, not politically charged...).

That being said, I present to you, the State of the Union Address Drinking Game 2010:

Cheers!

(Sorry for the slight blurriness of the rules. Read on anyway, I swear it's amusing.)



Hilarious right? Democrat, Republican, Anarchist, whatever; you've got to at least admit that Nancy Pelosi does a lot of vigorous clapping. :)

Photo of President Obama from the Huffington Post. Drinking game rules found on i suwanee (though I believe they were adapted from the HuffPost article anyway).

Something about this is just so wrong (but a must-see regardless!):



(I don't care if you're at work and don't usually watch the videos on here. Watch this. It's hilarious! And wroonnnngg.)

Oh Martha!

From here.