

I sing this little jingle all the time.
And I sound like a fool when doing it.
Please watch this clip.
CLICK HERE.
Did you laugh? I am literally laughing out loud right now just thinking about it.
If the person who wrote this jingle reads my blog (which they obviously don't) I want to tell them "you are amazingly creative and your jingle rocks my world....love summer"
Gimme that fish.
Okay on to Atlanta Part Deux.
I have been visiting my college roommate LP in Atlanta for the past 8 years and it was this trip that I could tell we have really matured (aka: we are getting old). 8 years ago my ATL visit would have included staying out til 4am, dancing til our feet hurt, eating at the Waffle House in the middle of the night because our metabolism was amazing, looking at boys (sorry NT but it is true) and shopping for lots of clothes that I didn't need (well some things didn't change)
However, this trip we showed our age. We were in bed by midnight both nights and that was late. We did a nice dinner and a show and one night and a potluck dinner the other night (it was great btw), And we shopped for antiques. Now that point hits home so let me repeat....we shopped for antiques. Gulp. I remember when my parents FORCED me to go to auctions and now I would love to go. Weird. I am becoming my mother (which is a good thing!)
I will be 30 years old in two months. Gulp #2.
Biggar Antiques warmed my heart. Here are some pictures. No photos allowed inside so you only get to see the funkiness that was available outside.








.....switching subjects now.....
For you container gardening folks....oh ok.....no one? Well keep reading anyway. You may remember one of my first blog postings about my garden......well don't dwell on that because it is dead. But maybe I will try again....MAYBE.
And if I do try again, I will not germinate my seeds I will buy the plant like any sensible beginner gardener would do. And then I will plant my plants in super cute old crates like LP.
See below.



To come later this week....maternity photos of the Crims! Good Night.
to all who wants to plant in old crates (things i've learned the hard way):
ReplyDelete1. cant use a saucer under the flour sifter...it makes everything rust and the roots get moldy! check.
2. must drill holes in the bottom of the wood crates. check.
3. must line the boxes with heavy plastic for landscaping. uh, no check...does paper towels and aluminum foil count?
4. they get heavy.
5. must cover up any handles on the sides so that soil doesnt fall out. check.
6. lettuce is tough!
Summer - you antique shop photos came out great!!! love the motel one.
-lauren
I too LOVE the filet-o-fish commercial. It gets stuck in your head & you have to sing it over & over. :O)
ReplyDeleteAnyways...great post Sum! Cannot believe LP has been in the ATL for 8 years. We really are getting old, huh? Loving the pics from the antique store tho, especially the suitcases! Can't wait to see ya Fri.! LP - super excited about coming to the ATL in July. Love ya roomies!!