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Dec 30 2008

The Mooning Garden Gnome

Published by melissan at 3:05 pm under HUMOR Edit This

Do you live on quiet, snobby street like I do?  The only decorations on our entire street for the holiday season are tasteful white lights, one candle in each window, a wreath on the door.  We didn’t realize that we were moving onto Stepford Street when we bought the house.  I’m considering spicing up the front lawn this spring with the new

garden gnome:  mooninggnome.jpg

Maybe a whole row of them to go along the street, letting my neighbors know just how I feel about the unwelcome wagon that has visited us over the past two years we have lived there.

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4 Responses to “The Mooning Garden Gnome”

  1. melissanon 01 Jan 2009 at 6:55 pm edit this

    I think I have the RSS feed set up on my site so that you can follow this blog that way….hard to tell because I can’t seem to get any of the buttons right! This site does not cost me anything, in fact the owners of today.com pay $1 a post. (There is a red blinking box on this site that is a link to today’s sign up page). Bloggers also make $2 for every 1000 unique visitors. I also own www.nohomass.com, which outlines several writing opportunities in more depth. As for the tabs on top? They are pages and it is a choice when you visit your blog control panel at today.com. You just create a page and voila, a tab and a link to more ridiculous content. I am not the best networker or blog designer…I am banking on my writing abilities and my need to stop driving everyone around me crazy with my incessant nonesense.

  2. melissanon 03 Jan 2009 at 8:38 am edit this

    My front lawn. One of our local stores sell them, but I think they are online as well. I found a picture by googling “mooning garden gnome”. Good luck. I think I’ll get that row of gnomes started this spring!

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