UGH! I had no idea choosing a printer would be so difficult! I feel like I'm buying a new car! (Only... not nearly as expensive. lol)
See, we have a printer. We have an HP Inkjet printer. My husband uses it to print out his sermons for church, and I ask him to print things from time to time. And we go thru ink cartridges like crazy! So, I thought I'd look around to see what other options there are.
Laserjet seems to be the best option for us, considering Easy Peasy is heavy on printed pages. Ok, so, there are about a million and one laserjet printers out there! All I want is a printer that doesn't go thru ink (or in this case, toner) super fast.
Anyone that knows me knows how indecisive I can be. lol!
I'm leaning toward this one. Now I just need to save for it. :/
What about you? Do you have any printer suggestions?
I'm a stay at home mom, a housewife, a Christian, a homeschooler, a pet owner... and now I'm a blogger. This blog will consist of my thoughts and feelings on certain topics. I will also post things I find on the internet that I think might be interesting to anyone besides me. Enjoy! :)
Friday, June 28, 2013
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Characters that Scared Me as a Kid
K, so, the KLove Morning Show asked their Facebook fans what characters scared them as children. And that got me thinking. Sure there were quite a few that were a little weird, but there are only 2 that I can really remember being actually scared of:
This is the Swedish Chef from the Muppets. (I've come to learn his name is Tom. Who knew? lol) I don't know what it was, the fact that he has no eyes, or that he spoke gibberish, or that he had human hands. I dunno, but this guy creeped me out. Every time he came on I had to change the channel. Or leave the room. I even remember crying at one point.
The Swedish Chef: a beloved Muppets character to some, terror in a toque to little me. :)
This terrifying character is Gmork. Now. The Neverending Story was made in 1984 (I was 6). But I didn't see it until... um... I dunno, but we rented it on VHS. (Back in the day. When people still did that.)
Now, I cried like a baby when Atreyu's horse Artax (lovingly renamed Kleenex by my dad) died (sorry if I spoiled anything for you), but I was scared to death of Gmork. I mean, come on! LOOK at him! That's enough to give any little kid nightmares! And I had to look away at the end of Gmork's last scene (I won't ruin that for you). That was just too much.
But all this didn't stop me from watching the movie a million and one times. lol!
So there you have it. The two scariest characters I can remember from my childhood.
If you check out the KLove Morning Show's Facebook page (linked above), many people cited the flying monkeys from the Wizard of Oz as scary. But I don't ever remember being afraid of them. :/
The Swedish Chef: a beloved Muppets character to some, terror in a toque to little me. :)
Now, I cried like a baby when Atreyu's horse Artax (lovingly renamed Kleenex by my dad) died (sorry if I spoiled anything for you), but I was scared to death of Gmork. I mean, come on! LOOK at him! That's enough to give any little kid nightmares! And I had to look away at the end of Gmork's last scene (I won't ruin that for you). That was just too much.
But all this didn't stop me from watching the movie a million and one times. lol!
So there you have it. The two scariest characters I can remember from my childhood.
If you check out the KLove Morning Show's Facebook page (linked above), many people cited the flying monkeys from the Wizard of Oz as scary. But I don't ever remember being afraid of them. :/
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