Comments on: iPods for Everybody! http://kennsarah.net/2002/11/14/ipods-for-everybody/ “...and every time she sneezes, I believe it's love... ” Mon, 26 Sep 2011 04:37:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Tom Wilkinson http://kennsarah.net/2002/11/14/ipods-for-everybody/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Tom Wilkinson Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.kennsarah.net/?p=566#comment-6 After your comments in the car the other day about aspiring towards succinct wittiness, I think this entry captured it perfectly. It very much has your style of speech, and that's a good thing. I even let my roommate Robbie read it because I got such a kick out of your description of the former garbage can and he said you seem like a really strong writer. So keep up the good work and if you keep updating, I'll keep reading. - Tom After your comments in the car the other day about aspiring towards succinct wittiness, I think this entry captured it perfectly. It very much has your style of speech, and that’s a good thing. I even let my roommate Robbie read it because I got such a kick out of your description of the former garbage can and he said you seem like a really strong writer. So keep up the good work and if you keep updating, I’ll keep reading. – Tom

]]> By: Jenny http://kennsarah.net/2002/11/14/ipods-for-everybody/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Jenny Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.kennsarah.net/?p=566#comment-7 Jode and I can relate to hating the garbage can....see, our garbage cans are forever overflowing. No matter what we do, they seem to be incapable of holding the unbelievable amount of trash we seem to accumulate. Papers, coffee grounds, diapers, with a nice rounding off of leftover food (which, JSYK, only communicates that my children really did NOT like what I put on the table)-this somehow does not seem to stay in the can. Come to think of it, it might not be the can itself. Could it be the person responsible for the trash seems to ignore it? Or perhaps, once it makes it out to the curb, when Ricky Raccoon comes along, then Ricky is the problem? Or, maybe, we have too many children to ever hope that the trash will be normal? On that thought, I will go away now.... Jenny Jode and I can relate to hating the garbage can….see, our garbage cans are forever overflowing. No matter what we do, they seem to be incapable of holding the unbelievable amount of trash we seem to accumulate.

Papers, coffee grounds, diapers, with a nice rounding off of leftover food (which, JSYK, only communicates that my children really did NOT like what I put on the table)-this somehow does not seem to stay in the can.

Come to think of it, it might not be the can itself. Could it be the person responsible for the trash seems to ignore it? Or perhaps, once it makes it out to the curb, when Ricky Raccoon comes along, then Ricky is the problem? Or, maybe, we have too many children to ever hope that the trash will be normal?

On that thought, I will go away now….
Jenny

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