through an unfortunate coincidence...
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lehserOn February 29, we had some friends over for dinner. I got out a puzzle that S had never done, since both he and the friends' younger child love puzzles.
It's a puzzle entitled "Pirate's Bounty".
The effects on my mental soundtrack have been somewhat unfortunate, if predictable.
ETA: What's worse is that the pirate is holding a parrot. And S likes to put together the pirate (and parrot) first. And somehow the pirate/parrot similarity sends me spinning off on orphan/often. He's started the thing twice more this weekend, and finished it once more, which means that the associations are getting stronger and stronger.
It's a puzzle entitled "Pirate's Bounty".
The effects on my mental soundtrack have been somewhat unfortunate, if predictable.
ETA: What's worse is that the pirate is holding a parrot. And S likes to put together the pirate (and parrot) first. And somehow the pirate/parrot similarity sends me spinning off on orphan/often. He's started the thing twice more this weekend, and finished it once more, which means that the associations are getting stronger and stronger.
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Date: 2008-03-03 04:04 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-03-18 08:25 pm (UTC)That was my first G&S experience of any depth. The mother of a lifelong obsession.
I really miss living in a place with 2 or 3 (or even one) good G&S ensembles around.