I’ve missed you, too! I’ll stop by for some ice cream and wine one of these days. =)

“Flageoliciousness” — what a great word. Wish I had thought of it!

I’m not much on color decorating tips, but I do love exploring inner space! Glad to hear from you. I think of you so often and hope things are well on your side of the pond. I’ve been so bad with my blog hopping lately that I’m almost embarrassed to check in with Miles. =)

As you know, too much stress (hard not to be stressed at time) does mess with our digestion. Take care of yourself and I’ll stop by “the other channel” for a visit soon. You’ve motivated me to make the effort. (LOTS going on over here. I’ll explain later.)

P.S. I laughed out loud at your yacht/dress comment. You have such a wonderful way with words!

Melissa
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Good, I’m glad I can provide a laugh now and then. We can’t take ourselves too seriously, that’s for sure. Life has enough ups and downs, we might as well giggle our way through it (at least try to anyway).

As for the coins, I can’t guarantee my son passed them all because I didn’t check. I figured — what’s the point (plus, ICK!). Either they pass or he saves them for a rainy day. =)

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Marbles! Wow, I hadn’t thought of that, but it makes perfect sense. They’re shiny, round and colorful. They look like candy.

All that toxicity talk with raw beans motivated me to write up this post. Thanks for the inspiration! =)

Thanks so much. What a nice comment! You’re right, kids like talking the toot talk and now you have the science behind it. Makes life more interesting when you know some of these details!

Yes, you’re so right! Little girls do eat weird things. You and my son must have a mutual interest in coins. At least my son ate regular money, not anything from a coin collection!

Glad you got a snicker out of the post!

Raw beans could end up adding more than just “tactile stimulation” to the classroom. Thanks to Shirley for adding the pre-school warning to the conversation.

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Thanks for your comment! I appreciate it.

Yes, Shirley is always on top of things! I love having her add her opinion on everything from beans to genetic testing.

Thanks for stopping by! And, I’m glad you found this bean tooting post helpful! If nothing else, it’s kind of fun to know what’s causing all that rumbling inside. =)