i took an inventory:
11 writing utensils, a nail file, cell phone charger, 2 nail clippers, 2 safety pins (one large, one small), 2 nail polishes, a handdrawn birthday card for meg, 2 random ointments, 11 ponytails elastics, a pencil sharpener, an eraser, 4 guitar pics, 1 barette, and one unglued pencil topper (optimistically awaiting repair). zero fruits.
i am vaguely ashamed. :)
7 comments:
Excellent posting.
Congratulations.
oh nice! i have 3 "fruit bowls" sitting in the basement filled with junk. i put them down there to hide it from guests and then they just stay down there, and i apparently find another fruit bowl to abuse. thanks for sharing!!!!
If only I could contain my junk to a bowl or two or three....
so pleased i'm not the only one!! and i do have pears in my fridge...my children aren't going to get scurvy, i swear! :)
I used to use my fruit bowl for fruit back when I lived with Heather Doss. Be sure to ask Heather about the time she came home from work and found me--standing in the middle of our kitchen sucking fruit flies out of the air with our vacuum attachment.
Bottom line--fruit baskets may be better employed holding something other than fruit. Also, do not keep your fruit basket containing fruit on top of the refrigerator. It is warm there, and you might forget about it.
I think it means you have enough interior fruitiness to not need actual fruit in the bowl. Or it means you have enough life around you to make the keeping of fruit impossible. Or at worst, it means that the cat ate your plastic fruit. GRIN
contents of our fruit bowl: an (empty!) pack of gum, 2 pens, a roll of masking tape for labeling Natalie's bottles, a random Chinese good luck charm, 2 Sharpie markers, a pair of scissors
Perhaps we should just rename the bowl. :-)
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