The frightening consequences of electroshock therapy
I'm a middle aged government attorney living in a rural section of the northeast U.S. I'm unmarried and come from a very large family. When not preoccupied with family and my job, I read enormous amounts, toy with evolutionary theory, and scratch various parts on my body.
This journal is filled with an enormous number of half-truths and outright lies, including this sentence.
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Curiousity Shop
First, mom won't get her results until Monday because someone is on vacation.
Maybe I mentioned this before, I don't know. When I was in first or second grade, there was this kid who had a really cool lunch pail that had stuff from a TV show called "The Curiousity Shop" on it. We only had two channels at home, and "The Curiousity Shop" was not on either of them. From looking at the lunch pail, I was pretty certain that "The Curiousity Shop" must have been the coolest show that ever existed. I looked at that pail a lot of times during school lunches, but I never asked the kid if the show were any good.
Well, today at Wal-Mart, I found a video of "The Curiosity Shop". Since according to my imagination it was the coolest show for kids, I got a copy for one of my nephews. Now it is sitting there in cellophane ready to be mailed tomorrow. Hopefully the page-boy haircuts won't look too weird.
Things are pretty tight this year with me, so I'll have to be on the cheap side for Christmas. Things keep going wrong with my car. In the spring, I had to replace the engine. Then alternator went. The muffler and tail pipe were replaced last week, and I'm hoping to hold on the brakes until after Christmas. I've also replaced all four tires, a few broken lights and the battery. Last year, it was the clutch. I've pretty much gotten an entirely new car.
Maybe I mentioned this before, I don't know. When I was in first or second grade, there was this kid who had a really cool lunch pail that had stuff from a TV show called "The Curiousity Shop" on it. We only had two channels at home, and "The Curiousity Shop" was not on either of them. From looking at the lunch pail, I was pretty certain that "The Curiousity Shop" must have been the coolest show that ever existed. I looked at that pail a lot of times during school lunches, but I never asked the kid if the show were any good.
Well, today at Wal-Mart, I found a video of "The Curiosity Shop". Since according to my imagination it was the coolest show for kids, I got a copy for one of my nephews. Now it is sitting there in cellophane ready to be mailed tomorrow. Hopefully the page-boy haircuts won't look too weird.
Things are pretty tight this year with me, so I'll have to be on the cheap side for Christmas. Things keep going wrong with my car. In the spring, I had to replace the engine. Then alternator went. The muffler and tail pipe were replaced last week, and I'm hoping to hold on the brakes until after Christmas. I've also replaced all four tires, a few broken lights and the battery. Last year, it was the clutch. I've pretty much gotten an entirely new car.
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Chris Griffin You scored 35% Intelligence, 40% Sexuality, 43% Morality, and 38% Crazyness! |
The eldest son of the Griffin's. He is quite clearly taking after his father, already proving that he is rather dim when it comes to common sense. He enjoys watching televison, playing computer games and painting. He is afraid of the evil monkey that lives in his room. |
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