To Heather a wine festival can also be called a sidewalk sale.
"Can you please bring us back a sleuth?" - In asking me to actually bring her a sloth back from costa rica.
"Ahhh this one's browneyed girl not brown-eyed girl." - comparing van morrison to the isley brothers.
Trumpled - not quite trampled, but more than stomped. To Heather stomping is intentional and trampling is accidental.
"I don't know where city hall is. Do I look like an American?"
Monday, December 8, 2008
Friday, November 7, 2008
I really want a wok right now...
"I'm a disgusting human being with issues."
"My doctor thinks I'm gross. He won't touch me."
(sensing a theme?)
"My doctor thinks I'm gross. He won't touch me."
(sensing a theme?)
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
retro heather....
So I'm pretty sure I laugh non-stop at work on most days and it can almost entirely be a result of some of the crazy things that come out of Heather's mouth. I don't know where she gets some of the statements she makes or questions she asks, but man I'm glad she come up with them.
"Why can't I do reverse math?"
Baby carrots (she means baby corn)
"How do we have the same DNA in a girl and boy body?"
On not understanding why some roadways have 2 names (example: 76 is the Schuylkill Expressway or 676 is the Vine Street Expressway)..."That's like saying my name's Heather, but tomorrow call me Eve."
"Isn't there a dish that uses it though called bok chuey?" - on calling bok choy bok chuey
Ramsack (she means ransack)
"She wrote WWI, but I think she meant 9/11 and just typed it wrong." - on her sister bringing up WWI during a current political argument/discussion.
"Why can't I do reverse math?"
Baby carrots (she means baby corn)
"How do we have the same DNA in a girl and boy body?"
On not understanding why some roadways have 2 names (example: 76 is the Schuylkill Expressway or 676 is the Vine Street Expressway)..."That's like saying my name's Heather, but tomorrow call me Eve."
"Isn't there a dish that uses it though called bok chuey?" - on calling bok choy bok chuey
Ramsack (she means ransack)
"She wrote WWI, but I think she meant 9/11 and just typed it wrong." - on her sister bringing up WWI during a current political argument/discussion.
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