For reasons I won't get into because they make for a long and boring story, Patrick and I carved Bea Arthur's face into a pumpkin. Behold!
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About Me
- Stacey
- I moved to Malden, MA in April of 2006. I'm trying to get to know my new community, so I'm involved in lots of volunteer efforts around town. Most of my free time is spent on knitting and gardening. And watching Netflixed episodes of Babylon 5.
4 comments:
Yes! I have been waiting FOREVER for you to post this!
I can imagine no way on Earth that a story that ends with a pumpkin carved with Bea Arthur's face could be boring.
I have to agree with ccr. That is fantastic!!
Bea update:
We put Bea on the living room carpet so Fisher could play with her while visiting. She sat there for a day too long, it seems. We woke up one morning to find her lid SEALED with some kind of mold. Eww! So we threw her in the woods.
I won't let this affect my enjoyment of Golden Girls. This is our fault, not Bea's.
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