every couple of weeks, brian moves some of them around.
it's very effective.
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9 comments:
He obvi believes in the power of feng shui. :-)
NO FAIR! We want a creek in our backyard(s)!!!
J&J
Why does he move them around? Just for fun?
I HAVE NO IDEA
The use of "effective"?
Now THAT was brilliant writing.
Anon: effect is correct, right? Effect = noun. Affect = verb.
It was EXACTLY right. Your delicate sarcasm is what I was savoring.
(Just for the record: both "affect" and "effect" can be verbs, but "effect" as a verb is mainly used by bureaucrats.)
clearly i have grammar insecurity issues.
It's highly effective at keeping your man occupied.
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