Wildcats In The Scrub
I've been reading The Yearling , by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. I was looking for a book to read …
If You Have A Garden & A Library You Have Everything You Need
It's been hard to find time for my blog lately, what with Lilah and Annabelle both having birth…
Kafka's Pest Kontrol
THIS! is the truck I saw on the way to work today. I could hardly believe my eyes. Then I saw the w…
Pomp And Circumstance
The Quad at the University of Missouri at Columbia Today I read about a 98-year old woman who just …
Trailer for Babies
If you haven't seen it, here is a link to the trailer for Babies. I love the opening scene wit…
Naked Reading
Naked reading is dropping everything and reading, anytime, anywhere. Teri Lesesne came up with the …
What's Next For Mony
For weeks now, I've been compiling a mental list of things I'm gonna do when I'm done …
About me
Hi I'm Simone, my nickname is Mony and I create Monybaloney -- cartoons, videos, ramblings, etc...made from mechanically separated suspect meats. Welcome to my blog, where pandeMONYum ensues!
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World Refrigeration Day
Everyone chill out! June 26th is World Refrigeration Day, which gives tribute to refrigeration, air-conditioning and t…
Free Floating Phantasm
Okay, I've given myself a month to fart around and just be free. Now I should look for something writerly to plug …
Chick-O-Stick
This is still on an egg theme, but today the chicks in Mrs. Galloway's 4th grade class are hatching. My daughter t…
Is That Bjork In Your Pocket, Or Are You Just Glad To See Me?
This happened to me this morning:
As a special Friday treat, I stopped by a coffeeshop on the way to work. While I was w…
As a special Friday treat, I stopped by a coffeeshop on the way to work. While I was w…
Grain Elevators, Waiting
Grain Elevator in Nekoma, Kansas
Roger sat at the kitchen table this morning, bolts and nuts of all sizes spread out b…
Roger sat at the kitchen table this morning, bolts and nuts of all sizes spread out b…
Big Apples
Several weeks ago, Roger brought home some really big apples from the Farmer's Market. Normally I prefer the smalle…
