Wednesday, June 10, 2009

WW - I was all like Dr. Doolittle and sh*t.


Some days I really suck at this Daddy gig...

But the on other days...

I rock the kasbah.

As male, Daddy, co-head of household, and feature testosterone-laden headliner, when given a task such as attracting and handfeeding hugefuckinganimals from our car while my adoring fans sit feet away screaming their heads off...

I rock. Hard.




And then there was nothing left to do but take my bows, boil my hands, and return to fatherhood sub-mediocrity. sigh. little moments.

I'm coming back soon, not that I was ever really gone...I'll explain more later. In the meantime, my friend Em has the right idea. Smart cookie, that one.

Em In Pursuit

















Thanks again to Angie
for another ragin' Wordful Wednesday..."

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22 comments:

Ash said...

Sharif likey!!

I can almost hear the children screaming in terror from the backseat.

(thanks for the linky love my friend :-)

Debz said...

That is totally freakin awesome!! Love it! I wanna feed a giraffe.
Can you have a giraffe as a housepet? What if my house is REALLY, REALLY tall?

Denise @ Sunflowers, Chocolate and Little Boys said...

You do Rock Jay! And I cant wait until your back fulltime.

MamabearMills said...

holy shitoke!!! whoa man!

Marla said...

that is awesome... rock on dad!

Sera said...

Those are great pics. I fed a giraffe a couple years ago and it was nasty crap. I'm so excited to hear you're coming back soon - you've been missed!

Claremont First Ward said...

They actually got to touch a giraffe? Um. You do get a award for great daddy award.

Em does have the right idea. I'm almost joining both of you. :)

Tony@ That One Paticular Harbor said...

So did the elephant sit on the front end of your car? That was awesome Jay the Dad... Nice work there.

Kristina P. said...

You've been missed, Jay!

McClure Family said...

you did rock the kasbar! great job daddy!!

my WW:

http://www.mcclurefamilyspace.blogspot.com/
http://www.2by2boutique.blogspot.com/

Lee said...

You totally do rock.
I want to feed a giraffe! I'm jealous!

Lisa @ Crazy Adventures in Parenting said...

You totally fed a giraffe, and didn't even have to get out of your car to do so. Dr Doolittle my ASS. That's special skill, my friend.

Pretty sure I've said it a GAZILLION FRIGGIN TIMES, but.. I miss you. Can you come back now please?

Beth said...

I want a pet giraffe, too!

Jenni said...

What did you feed him? Skittles?

Vodka Mom said...

oh my God you're the Giraffe Whisperer........


all hail the man..........

Sherry said...

That is really neat! Would scare the jibbies outta me though!

Ali said...

Man, that giraffe is huge--I'd be screaming too!

Anonymous said...

The pics. are. AWESOME.

Happy Summer!

Clare said...

love the post!! you are an awesome dad!!

Alisha said...

LOL, I can hear your kids screaming right now! My kids scream their heads off when we go through a car wash, so I can ONLY imagine a huge giraffe. lol.

jo@blog-diggidy said...

cool!! i love giraffes!!! they are so awesome!! i love the little "knobs" ont heir heads!! ;) good to see you jay!! take care..

Candice said...

Where in the world did you go? I might take the kids there because it looks like alot of fun.

posthumous pointer
To laugh often and love much; to win the respect of intelligent persons and the affection of children; to earn the approbation of honest citizens and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to give of one's self; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exultation; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived - this is to have succeeded. - Emerson