Stream of Consciousness – My Brain in plain view

Do you remember those commercials? This is your brain. This is your brain on drugs. And the egg frying in the pan? I did not understand these commercials as a kid, but I used to love saying that phrase at random times throughout my early “tween” years. Anyway, I think of this because South Carolina had their primary election – and NEWT GINGRICH won it. So, obviously South Carolina is the egg in the frying pan. Just saying.

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In other news, my best friend and I INSTALLED A DOOR YESTERDAY. By ourselves. We felt bad ass, and pretty awesome. We took down my bathroom door and put in the new one. Crowbars, rusty boxcutter, ghetto hammer and all.

 Crow bar!! I took out the inside frame, she took out the outside frame. And then we high-fived. We are still girls – despite our manly tendencies.

The new door! Believe me, it’s beautiful and far more exciting because we did it ourselves!

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Let’s see, I learned a lesson about race from an eight year old I work with. Yup. He separated all of my dolls that live in the doll house in my office into three categories- White, Black, Asian. Then he proceeded to bring all the “Asian” dolls to my desk and told me they were living in Asia, stealing our jobs because they are smarter than us. The Black dolls went all together into a small plastic tub because “they are poor, and used to be slaves” and the White dolls went into the house and were lined up watching TV. All 10 of them. Glad to see racial politics are alive and well in Maine (sarcasm intended).

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We launched our first Giveaway this week, and I really hope you’ll go enter it and give these people some competition. I promise, it’s an awesome scrapbook software and you will love it. Go enter! And let any of your scrapbooking/crafty friends know about it!

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That’s it for me. I’m off to work on Monday’s blog post about how to diagnose a Blogger. Stay tuned!

Happy Sunday!

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This was my 5 minute Stream of Consciousness Sunday post. It’s five minutes of your time and a brain dump. Want to try it? Here are the rules…

  • Set a timer and write for 5 minutes.
  • Write an intro to the post if you want but don’t edit the post. No proofreading or spellchecking. This is writing in the raw.
  • Publish it somewhere. Anywhere. The back door to your blog if you want. But make it accessible.
  • Add the Stream of Consciousness Sunday badge to your post.
  • Link up your post below.
  • Visit your fellow bloggers and show some love.
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11 Responses to Stream of Consciousness – My Brain in plain view

  1. Nicole says:

    Hey! Thank for popping by my blog. I loved your little snippets! Congrats on the door installation. That IS very bad a$$!

  2. nice door 🙂 Thumbs up for construction-tool-wielding girls!

  3. LDiggitty says:

    Good for you!!!!! I'm impressed with myself if I re-light the pilot on the hot water heater 🙂 Gurrrrl power!!!

  4. First a triathalon and now installing a door. You ARE a bad ass!

  5. "Abby" says:

    Rippd out and hung a new door. How awesome is that?! Loved the results of the doll exercise!

  6. Broot says:

    LOL yep I remember that commercial. I was old enough to understand it and it worked on me!! LOL (I must have been the target audience?)

    It's amazing what children take on board just from listening and paying attention to what's going on around them, isn't it?

  7. KeAnne says:

    Oh yeah, definitely remember those commercials!

    Great job on the door! Very impressive!

    I'm shocked about the little boy, but I guess I shouldn't be, sadly.

  8. Becky says:

    That is pretty badass about the door. i'm impressed 🙂 also, the kid – can i say how much i love play therapy? learn so much about kids by just letting them do their thing…

  9. Tricia says:

    Nice work on the door! I love doing things like that. Instant, and long lasting gratification.

  10. Tanya says:

    Sweet door hanging!! Crazy what the 8-yr old did, not shocking unfortunately. Love the snippet style of the post. Have to check out more:-).
    T

  11. As much as I'm not a fan of DYI work, my husband makes me work at it and it does feel better when you do it yourself!

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