Note to hyperlad
Posted By Christina M on July 25, 2009
I can’t think of any circumstance under which one should wear a toilet seat on one’s head. The fact that you say you “can’t believe it!” doesn’t really change that.
About me:
The title of this site came from an old joke between my Charming and Patient Husband and a friend of his, back when we were still dating. He told his friend that I was a Secular Carmelite, and the friend henceforth referred to me as Joel’s “Hot Carmel Sundae.” Never one to let a good joke slip by, I adopted it. Now definitively professed since December 20, 2008, I finally feel entitled to the name, and to have a site using the name.
I am a wife of a good number of good years, a mother of 8, a “cradle Catholic,” and a hapless practical joker. More recently, I am an art-crazed madwoman who spends her days inflicting her scratchings on a helpless family. Pity them; they need you to share the burden of my ramblings. I am also just egotistical enough to love comments, so I needed a blog to get them. Comment away!
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ROFL! Clearly he is in training early for his “Animal House” years.
Right now he’s in the front yard trying to cut down a tree.
When I first read this, I misread “hyperlad” as “hyperdad” and thought Joel had a new nickname and a keener sense of the surreal than I had supposed. I’m a bit relieved that it was hyperlad instead.