Brittney B

Show us your mother.

Laughter and Joy

I received the following two text messages today, almost concurrently but from entirely different people.

#1: "Hugs. You are the delight of my life, and I love you so much."

#2: "Puking yet?"

It made me laugh.

What do you want to be famous for?
Submitted by bluemoon07.

Being the world's most kick-ass rock'n'roll photographer.

Drum Solo

In honor of Earth Day, show us something (literally or figuratively) green. 

Green

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Show us your favorite pair of shoes.

Okay, I literally have about 40 pairs of shoes. But I'd say my favorites are these, which have been through a lot with me:

Feeling Half My Age

They're falling apart at the moment; I need to sew up a seam on the back so I can continue tromping about in them for (hopefully) a few more years.

(N)Gone on a blind date
(Y) Skipped school
(N) Watched someone die
(Y) Been to Canada
(N) Been to Mexico
(Y) Been to Florida
(Y) Been on a plane
(Y) Been lost
(Y) Been on the opposite side of the country
(N) Gone to Washington , DC
(Y) Swam in the ocean
(Y) Cried yourself to sleep
(Y) Played cops and robber
(Y) Recently colored with crayons 
(Y) Sang Karaoke
(Y) Paid for a meal with coins only?
(Y) Done something you told yourself you wouldn't?
(Y) Made prank phone calls
(N) Laughed until some kind of beverage came out of your nose
(Y) Caught a snowflake on your tongue
(Y) Danced in the rain
(Y) Written a letter to Santa
(N) Been kissed under the mistletoe
(Y) Watched the sunrise with someone you care about
(Y) Blown bubbles
(Y) Gone ice-skating
(Y) Been skinny dipping outdoors
(Y) Gone to the movies and didn't watch the movie

You're it.

Show us a key.

Lock And Keys

How about several?

Other than TeamVox, who was the first person you added to your Vox neighborhood? What made you want to be their neighbor?
Submitted by TheFiercestCalm.

Tilt

My first neighbor was muh buddy Kyle, aka Yogi - who was the person who I heard about Vox from in the first place. As you can see, I also took his buddy icon photo :)

House Of Horrors, originally uploaded by BrittneyBush.

While re-organizing the kitchen in preparation for our renovations, I moved a box of household cleaners from its former home under the sink to the laundry room, where the rest of our cleaners live. It wasn't until this consolidation that I realized just HOW MANY scary chemicals we've been keeping in our home. We have bottles of stuff for stoves, for sinks, for toilets, for windows, for carpets, for drains -- and most of them are chemical overkill. I cleaned my kitchen -- the place I prepare food in -- with substances that I don't even want to breathe. I'd felt dubious about normal household cleansers for quite a while, but figured I would just use up the ones we had and then replace them with more environmental options. Now, though, I've started to feel more immediate about it. I want these things GONE. There's no need to have them in the same house as me and my husband and my dog. I'm ready to switch to safer and more environmentally responsible cleaners... but... umm... the question is, how? What do I do with these, and what do I replace them with? This is me officially soliciting recommendations.

Martin Scorsese's "Shine a Light" documentary about The Rolling Stones has been receiving rave reviews. What is your all-time favorite rock concert documentary?

This Is Spinal Tap (Special Edition)