Saturday, October 21, 2006

King Tut

Yay! Tom and I got tickets to see the King Tut exhibit in Chicago on Monday, so we are driving down tomorrow. I missed this the last time it was close and I am very excited to see it! Tom has the week off and we have family in Indiana - so count me out for a while. I'm always happy to get away with Tom!

*walks like an Egyptian*

31 comments:

Bravie said...

How cool. Have a great time. *smooch*

Seana said...

Oooo kewl! I took the kids to the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto a couple years back. DD still talks about the wrapped up dead cats from the Egypt exhibit.

Have fun!

yvonne said...

Very cool indeed!

And *whacks* to Swami for getting that song stuck in my head.

Puffy said...

Say hi to Steve Martin for me.

Zombs said...

Try to hump the sarcophogus.

I have no idea how to spell that but I wanted to show my knowledge of that word.

Coco said...

Sarcophagus.

*sprays Lysol on the sarcophagus*

Zombs said...

*humps Coco*

mm said...

Very cool, Swami! That's one exhibit I would love to see.

Have fun!

Anonymous said...

*finally gets the Egyptian reference seen somewhere else*

Hope you had fun~!

Anonymous said...

*finally gets the Egyptian reference seen somewhere else*

Hope you had fun~!

Coco said...

Tut tut! Zombs, control yourself!

Anonymous said...

a modern day Robin Hood, HD? I think not. I would call it an ego maniac. So I helped an old woman across the street. Big Deal. You drove 2 blocks out of your way. Hooray for you.

Zombs said...

Who is this chicken anonymous?

Must be a real loser to post nasty comments that have nothing to do with this person's blog and not even sign their name.

I hope you found whatever peace you are searching for by being a choad.

I apologize Swami.

Bravie said...

*snort* I find it amusing that people don't have the guts to id themselves, Zombie.
They found the one blog that allows anonymous posts, that's why they post here. Because they don't have the guts to post under their real name.

HistoryDetective said...

Hi Anonymous! Wrong blog, stupid!

I imagine that you're a skilled enough lurker to know exactly how I feel about peeps without the courage to sign their name to things that they write. It doesn't seem to me that you're in a very good position to be lecturing anybody on character.

The ladies in the car seemed pleased for the assistance. Considering the recent news stories about what has happened to visitors from out of town who ask for directions in Baltimore, this story seems to have a happy ending.

Well, it did until some PAMF showed up.

lights said...

Have fun Swami! Hope you and Tom don't get too wrapped up with King Tut and forget to come back to us.

*ignores PAMF*

Bravie said...

I am going to copyright the term "PAMF". You people owe me a quarter everytime you use it. :P

lights said...

Okay, but you have to collect it in person. *grin*

Bravie said...

It's a deal. *shakes Lightsy's hand*

Bravie said...

You shouldn't call Lightsy an ass, Coco. That isn't very nice. Especially not in someone else's blog.

Glowie said...

Very cool, Swami.

~Nutz said...

Yay for you! Have a great trip!

Now I have the Walk Like an Egyptian song in my head. Thanks. ;-)

~Nutz said...

Oooh! I was able to change the song stuck in my head to the "King Tut" song that Steve Martin did on SNL years ago! *grin*

lights said...

You read that wrong Carey. I'm pretty sure Coco meant, "what a NICE ass" that Lightsy has.

That IS what you meant, right Coco?

kim (weltek) said...

Are you back yet? I hope you are having a fabulous time!

Anonymous said...

PAMF? Takes one to know one.

Jen said...

Are you back yet??

~Nutz said...

*runs through blogland nekkid*

lights said...

Lightsy has a fab ass

Coco, that had better not have been a typo. *wink*

Coco said...

Nooooooooooooooooooo...

*pinches Lightsy*

mm said...

Actually, that came quite close.