

But we did make it today. Its just as big as the one we remembered from Seattle but seemed to have more "we have LOW prices" signs than I remembered. That part gave it more of a fancy Wal-Mart feel instead of the "We are a pretentious furniture company from Europe" that I got in Seattle.
The biggest difference was now we need stuff. We need everything except a kitchen sink (literally). So we stole ideas and wrote down prices and generally had a "fun" time there.
I (Craig) did draw the line at having Swedish meatballs from the food court for lunch. Which turned out to be a bad idea since then we ended up at TGIFridays and spent $45. Youch!
Still, though, an iffy stomach and food court meatballs don't seem much of a combination.
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Our new system:
Days that Caleb pukes = I take out our trash.
Days that Bethany pukes = Maria takes out the trash.
Days that Hudson pukes = Paco takes out the trash.
Days in which all three puke (the trifecta) = Nobody has to take out the trash.
I knew Todd was weird - but, really!
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