Juxtapose

dare i ask?

Coffee at 10PM. :)

The look on your face is precious. And just imagine: all these photos were taken without the aid of alcohol! Just another night inthe life of the A family.

Speaking to the lack of EtOH.

see...that's how i am all the time. =) alcohol just makes me more manageable and sober. ;-)

You guys have way too much fun!

aw, i miss chaz's iced coffee. heh heh.

Ever notice that most of the pictures in our family are taken in the kitchen? It's the smallest room in the house but someone's always dancing around or sitting on my counter. I need a secret kitchen, hidden somewhere in the house, that I can actually COOK in!

We always go where the food is. Apparently you've learned nothing after all these years as our mother.... :D

did i hear food? college student always go where the food is...especially when it's free. poor unemployed college grad always go where the food is too...though it may not always be free, that's why i changed my major to "i'm marrying a rich man"...i mean WOMAN!

The food is always free here for wayward college students. It's never anything fancy though. I bet some of you out there in Fetafilter land can refresh my memory as to some of the oddest meals you've eaten here. Anyone?

If you want the people to move, you must move the attractions elsewhere. My Mom got tired of the men hanging out in the kitchen to talk, so she moved the coffee pot into the dining room. SUCCESS! The kitchen was free to move in, and hse could sit in on the conversations.

Hey Phamachu, if you come to grad school in Boston you can eat at my house too!!!

I don't really recall any strange meals . . . except having to get used to Greek foods (took me a little while before I came to an agreement with the olives) but other than that, I can't really think of anything strange . . . of course, there was that bag-o-ham that was picked away to nothing.

Mark loves eating olives since he has visited you guys it seems. I have yet to find olives tasty though. Maybe I'll grow to like them as I hang with people who do for two weeks(Yay,mi -soon-to-be-familia!).

It's funny, Annie, because I never thought of us as eating olives all the time, but we kinda do, at least as of the last few years. They are really an acquired taste, though, so it's not surprising. Very salty. :) Yay for soon-to-be-familias. :)