Monday, July 24, 2006

What I've learned

I've learned that when you're in Amsterdam you should probably go to the Anne Frank House instead of going to the Pancake House next door.

What have you learned, dear reader? Talk to me.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

I've learned you use your blog to be passive agressive against sufferers of dyslexia.

ALS said...

I've learned you use my blog to drive traffic to your blog.

Anonymous said...

I've learned that my 5-year-old niece, Sidney, can cry on demand. and that my 2-year-old niece, Juliette, is such a ham that when she sees lightening flash she says "cheese"

ALS said...

Thanks for playing along Caroline. I love the lightening thing! Very cute.

Anonymous said...

yes, but am I spelling "lightening" correctly? Seriously. I have been doing nothing but watching Bridezillas and playing with our pet Roomba, Puff Puff. I'm pretty sure it's "lightning"...oh wait. I was spelling it the Arkansan way.

ALS said...

Is THAT why we didn't go into Anne's house? I thought it was because it cost 12 guilder. Memory's not so good. But the pancakes were.

Anonymous said...

Amsterdam taught me that you shouldn't smoke a bunch of pot before you go to the Van Gogh museum.
It also taught me how to pronounce gouda.

 
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