Cacophony

Cacophony
ca•coph•o•ny
[kuh-kof-uh-nee]
-noun, pl. -nies
1. harsh discordance of sound; dissonance
2. the sound resulting from every variety of instrument playing at once in the foyer of a high school auditorium on concert day

Tall

My daughter, who is 5'6", said, "I need to stop growing so my friends can catch up."

A Bargain

SuperD found a great deal on pork at Homeland. He now admits he may have gone a little overboard since we probably can't eat it all before it gets freezer burn. So, I made up a menu for the month. He got a good laugh out of it!

Monday exercise

It's a good thing I didn't try cardio dance in a classroom setting. My daughter was the only one to make fun of me this morning. I did okay with the Paso Doble, but I looked like an idiot with the Cha Cha and the Samba. I have no fluid hip movement. But I sure can stomp my feet and pop my arms! We didn't even make it to Jive; we were sweating and exhausted. Maybe next time.