the jellies

A couple days ago, while we were driving, my daughter asked me out of the blue: “What’s that jellyfish?”

Since driving with my daughter is a non-stop sensory overload and string of questions, I figured it was on a sign or a bumper sticker or a cloud or something, and, not seeing a jellyfish, ignored the question.

Last night it came again, on our way home from softball, “Daddy, what’s that jellyfish?”

No clue, honey, but boy you were hitting the ball well tonite.

This morning we’re driving to school, it comes again, “What’s that jellyfish?”

“Honey, what are you talking about?

“Right there, between the arrows!”

I looked, and lo and behold: a Jelly.

Won’t back down

Some of you may remember Tim Conway on the Carol Burnett show. Remember how his character of the old man used to walk?

I’m doing that today.

Hott.

everybody hurts… sometimes

No hidden meaning in the title of this post.

My back hurts. A lot.

I don’t know what I did, only that it happened on Saturday or Sunday morning. And it’s getting worse instead of better. And it’s enough to bring tears to my eyes at moments, and expletives to my mouth at others.

Gurg.

Whining over. I’m going back to watching “Little Einsteins” with my daughter. Rocket needs to eat, his Hungry Meter is off the hook.

We’re gonna fly SuperFast, anyway.