Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Playing with Fire
Playing with fire is always a fun time in our home, not just because we're latent pyromaniacs, but because fire is all about experimentation. It's always changing, powerful, interesting. Here we are creating a vacuum with a candle—watch the rising water level as the candle uses all the oxygen in the jar.
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Oooooh, that one looks like fun! We'll have to try it. My son LOVES the vacuum experiment where you suck an egg in a milk jar. I lost count of how many times we've done it. Heehee. ;)
You guys do the most fun things!! Can I come live with you? Seriously, when we have kids I'll definitely be hitting you up for ideas like this! xoxo
Danielle,
The great question of the non-con involves your family. Please oh wise one, enlighten us. Is it pronounced Con-jer or Con-ger? Please....stop the maddening bickering! WAHHHHH!
Wish you were here. :o)
~Mary
Thanks all for the comments!
Maggie, you're always welcome, but you know that right?
Mary, it's Conger, with a hard 'g'—just like the eel. Wouldn't want there to be any madness at a non-con, for heaven's sake&madash;at least not without me!
Hello Danille..tony asher here (gulp)! just wanted to say "hi" and hope you will write me back at: aasher@unicef.org..take care and all the best..nice looking family, you must be very proud
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