Comments on: What is the quirkiest thing in your home that you will never give away?

By: donor egg

donor egg — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 18:42:22 +0000

The donor egg is used when ovaries of the patient owing to the various reasons do not develop own eggs or at repeated unsuccessful attempts of methods of artificial fertilisation. The donor eggs also are used in medicine at risk of transfer to the child of hereditary illnesses.

By: Baby Furniture Dressers

Baby Furniture Dressers — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 18:44:40 +0000

Nice post. Have bookmarked your blog and will be sure to come back soon!

By: Shug

Shug — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 01:34:14 +0000

i'm a stone stacker and have them all around my house and office, too. i bring them home from everywhere, mostly from sea shores, lake sides, and rivers. i'd have bigger ones all about the house if my SO would let me get away with it. I never really thought of my collection as quirky; it feels so natural. my collection of mermaidabilia is quirkier.

By: kellikat7

kellikat7 — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 06:27:16 +0000

I don't consider him a “thing” per se, but rather a magical creature that I am fortunate to live with–my cat! I will never willingly part with him. I adopted him almost two years ago, along with his “brother”–both were surrendered to the local animal shelter, and I fell in love with their blue, blue, blue eyes and flat Persian faces. Smokey is fifteen now, and Simba was nineteen and a half when he passed away on Halloween 2007. I didn't grow up with cats–my mom is allergic and doesn't really like them. I had had two cats years ago but due to changes in my living situation, I was persuaded to part with them in order to move on-campus at school in order to save my parents and myself money because I had gotten into financial distress and my mother was paying my rent. Thankfully, they went to good homes, though I begged and begged my mother to take them in until I finished school. I still cry over them sometimes.
But now I have Smokey, and he is so precious! I love him so much. And more than that, I think some part of my soul understands his on a spiritual level. I hope Smokey will be with me for years to come, but I know that after he is gone to be with Simba, I will find another old, flat-faced kitty in need of rescuing. I know, I sound like a crazy cat lady, but I truly believe that I cannot live peacefully without a feline presence in my home.

By: Stephy

Stephy — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 02:13:52 +0000

My grandma asked me what I wanted for Christmas, and being funny, I said Johnny Depp…. so she got me a Johnny Depp (Jack Sparrow) action figure. Haha, I love it!

By: Alison

Alison — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 00:50:23 +0000

He IS cute! I was rather surprised myself!

By: Lori_from_Texas

Lori_from_Texas — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 23:40:04 +0000

My nine year old daughter…she mystifies me.

By: Lee-Anne

Lee-Anne — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 23:11:56 +0000

I just brought home a painting of a gorgeous and sexy buddhist goddess from China. It's painted on mud and straw and is to die for gorgeous. Her curvy pose, liquid limbs and luxurious colours will take pride of place in our living room as soon as I get her framed. She is very old and fragiel and it took me forever to pantomine 'bubble wrap' – in order to wrap her up safely for the trip home. I love her in all her quirky cracks, mud and straw. Just dropped her off today at a framing place and the lovely master framer said she's the third most difficult/interesting thing he's ever framed. I left her in good hands and can't wait to get her back.

By: DanielleLaPorte

DanielleLaPorte — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 20:58:38 +0000

so good.

By: Daniel Gibbons

Daniel Gibbons — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 20:58:23 +0000

I had a hard time thinking of an answer to this one, but then I remembered that our exercise equipment is actually pretty quirky, since we bought a shiny new rowing machine and spin bike, and they get more use as laundry racks than work-out machines…