Just another Saturdayo!
Because it's National Celebrate Words That End in O Day, Jeff and I are going to dine at Wapango and then see Juno.
We might then play some Bingo in a chateau. (We travel phonetically.)
Perhaps we'll sit on the patio, crank Wilco on the stereo, and strum the banjo while sharing a potato.
You?
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MamaPajama
at 1/12/2008 9:25:09 AM- We'll have an Oreo, then a Mojito on the patio while listening to the stereo.
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Badger
at 1/12/2008 9:33:00 AM- Well! I believe I'll dance the Fandango while eating a burrito and drinking a ... margarito? Or some sangrio?
Yeah, I got nothin'.
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Deb on the Rocks
at 1/12/2008 12:13:58 PM- We're going out to dance some flamenco then home to end the night with some Big Os. Cheerio!
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DaisyCake
at 1/12/2008 12:30:57 PM- O what a lovely day you have planned. You could also eat a tomato and taco in the gazebo while watching an armadillo don a sombrero.
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Rhi
at 1/12/2008 1:57:21 PM- And, I didn't even get you a card. How rude of me. Oh well, National Celebrate Words That End in O Day.
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Amy in KC
at 1/12/2008 7:38:18 PM- I saw Juno last weekend and I loved it! I nearly choked on my contraband Aquafina at this exchange:
Guy 1: You should grow a mustache.
Guy 2: I can't.
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Summer
at 1/12/2008 9:07:38 PM- Wapango! Please tell me you tried the coconut chicken skewers! And the yucca fries!
Shit. Now I'm hungry. (Also, to end on a rhyme, I have hungry EYES. FEED ME PIES.)
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kimblahg
at 1/13/2008 12:49:39 AM- I am curious about Wapango- always wanted to go there but am lured away by the neighboring Cheesecake's Factory crispy beef.
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Jen
at 1/14/2008 5:13:44 PM- Now that you have seen Juno, my favorite quote was:
"She's pregnant. Like our moms and teachers."
Ha!
I may also start using the phrase "honest to blog."
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Melissa from Pittsburgh
at 1/17/2008 11:34:07 AM- We have opposite day at my house. Which means when I respond with a "NO", to the question, "Can I have a cookie"; the girls respond with, "That means we CAN have a cookie, its opposite day".
I'm usually the last one to know its opposite day.
(You have to give them kudos, and a cookie, for their ingenuity.)
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sozzled
at 1/21/2008 11:06:58 PM- I must be the only MN lutheran because I immediately thought of jell-o......and was shocked to see no one else in the comments mention it....
Yay! My last name ends in O. I'll celebrate... me!