This is one of the "scary bowls" that I have in my kitchen. You know, the place that you put all the random stuff that accumulates in our lives... the catch-all that you swear you are going to clean out tomorrow or this weekend? We also have a scary basket and a scary drawer...ok, actually there might be more than one scary drawer. We also have numerous scary stacks. One day I walked by said "scary bowl" and noticed the booklet that was sitting in the bowl. I think it was a freebie that was sent to me along with my Real Simple subscription. Please take a moment to notice the title of the booklet in the scary bowl.
Clearly, I had not yet read the booklet.
Something about this picture makes me laugh really hard. I would like to offer you some deep spiritual metaphor, but mostly it just cracks me up! So, for today, please laugh with me...then laugh again when you pass your own personal scary bowl, basket, drawer or stack (you know you have one!)
No, I still haven't read the booklet and now I don't know where it is. If I find it, I'll let you know what it says. :-)
O.K. Kelly! You must have cat-like qualities, because I did not hear a thing as you crept into my house and took that picture!!! Please let me know what the booklet said once you have read it. I, too, could use the help!!!
Posted by: Maren | October 20, 2005 at 07:29 AM
I have read the book...it isn't all that helpful. I knew and agreed with everything in it... you know it too, we just don't do it (or only do it for a day or two). I think the key is this...don't have it so out in the open! Hide your scary bowl!! :)
Posted by: Karen | October 20, 2005 at 08:52 PM
Ah! Something important for the male reader. Looks like you have identified where the two missing "clickers" are.
Posted by: Bob Watkins | October 21, 2005 at 09:15 AM
If this is such a scary bowl I can help you out. I could use those inflation needles!
Love the picture, we don't have a bowl, we have a drawer. My mother always had a "junk" drawer in the kitchen and my father would always empty it and we would invariably lose some very important items.
Posted by: Neil Craigan | October 25, 2005 at 12:50 AM