Burp verb 1. noisily release air from the stomach through the mouth; belch. 2. a noise made by air released from the stomach; a belch. Synonyms: bolt, rout, ruck Earliest known use: 1929 My eight-year-old son has discovered the art of burping. I don’t know where...
I hate Skittles. I do not want to, as the slogan goes, “Taste the rainbow.” If a Skittle accidentally fell into my mouth, I would spit it out. This is how I feel about most candy. Except for sour patch kids. Levi and Isaiah, however, like...
“I have two bad things to tell you and one good,” he said. “Which do you want to hear first?” “Bad news,” I replied. “The bad news is, my Mom read your postcard AND she hates the word ‘crazy.’ It’s like a swear word to her.” ...
Don’t you just love this old picture I stumbled across online? [The holiday break’s officially over and as I headed out to wait for the bus with the older two, the twins were ecstatic to have a few moments to themselves to “steal” something...
(Photo Source here, CC License.) Let’s just say it’s, oh, I don’t know . . . 90 degrees in the building that houses the high school’s swimming pool. And humid. Yes, very humid, like a sauna or a spa, although you’ll want to get the very idea of any...
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