skip to main content

The Kitchen Table

Smile today - 9/2/25

Annie Deighnaugh

11 months ago

🚗

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (11)

Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
11 months ago
Olychick
11 months ago
Related Discussions
Smile today - 2/25/25
Q
Comments (16)
Lol… Well (as I commented on another thread that just got started), somewhere kicking around I have a charred bone…from the very first cat that I owned which didn’t quite get fully cremated when I did the cremation myself here on my property.🤪
...See More
Smile today - 9/24/25
Q
Comments (10)
No bull, wildchild2x2 - but shouldn't the pig be closer to the cat ... and the bovine, of whatever gender, closer to the elephant? o j
...See More
Smile today - 9/25/25
Q
Comments (5)
My daughter arrived today and here are some of the moving box labels
...See More
Smile today - 9/26/25
Q
Comments (9)
Never really gave these much thought until now😊
...See More
Angela ID
11 months ago
last modified: 11 months ago

Ang ID
Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
11 months ago
Olychick, you reminded me of my old secy who seriously said -- and I had so much trouble keeping a straight face -- that she ate oakmeal for breakfast because it had a lot of fiber!
juneroses Z9a Cntrl Fl
11 months ago
Jasdip
11 months ago
eld6161
11 months ago
Rusty
11 months ago

Rusty
lucillle
11 months ago
colleenoz
11 months ago
@Angela ID That reminds me of the time when DD was about 3. I was making pizza for dinner, and when I pulled the pepperoni out of the fridge, the end was all chewed off. I held it out to DD and asked, "How did this happen?" She replied, "Superpuss (our cat, Sugarpuss) must have clawed it." I enquired as to how Sugarpuss managed to get the pepperoni out of the fridge. "I opened the door for him," she told me.

I started duct taping the fridge door at the top were she couldn't reach it :-D
nicole
11 months ago

Related Stories

KITCHEN DESIGN Today’s Coffee Stations Have All Kinds of Perks

By Becky Harris

Some of these features are so over the top that they will give you a jolt

VINTAGE STYLE 25 Old-Fashioned House Details Worth Keeping or Reimagining

By Suzanne Ennis

See Dutch doors, dumbwaiters and other design features of yore that still have a place in today’s homes

GARDENING GUIDES 9 Low-Growing Hedges That Make Good Neighbors

Define garden areas or borders without blocking the view, with these evergreen shrubs that take kindly to trimming

COMMUNITY Togetherness Take 2: Is a Cohousing Community for You?

By Jen Dalley //

Missing that sense of connection? Consider the new breed of neighborhood with a communal bent

DECORATING GUIDES 25 Design Trends Coming to Homes Near You in 2016

By Mitchell Parker

From black stainless steel appliances to outdoor fabrics used indoors, these design ideas will be gaining steam in the new year

LIFE 9 Ways to Appreciate Your House Just as It Is

By Laura Gaskill

Look on the bright side — or that soothingly dark corner — to feel genuine gratitude for all the comforts of your home

BATHROOM MAKEOVERS Reader Bathroom: Understated Nature in Australia for $9,000

By Erin Carlyle

A couple decide to act as their own general contractors for their bathroom renovation

COLOR 9 Downright Modern Ways With Pastels

By Laura Gaskill

Get all the cheery benefits of pastels with none of the old-time fussiness

DECORATING STYLES 9 Ways to Bring Home a Little British Colonial Style

By Summer Baltzer

On a redecorating campaign? Try some tropical accents mixed with dark woods, portable furnishings and a touch of formality

DECORATING GUIDES Cheat Codes: 9 Designer Shortcuts That Work

By Toronto Interior Design Group

Embrace these favorite pro tricks for quick style

Sponsored

More Discussions

What are you reading? August 2026 Edition

23

15

Weekend Music - Looking Up

37

I'll show you mine/ysmy - Su 8/9/26

21

dust bowl dining

0