The History of Just About Everything
2100 pages and 50 jotter books, but it got full marks… so the displeased eskimo may be pleased with this work.
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Seen this before. Pretty cool.
Speaking of books. Did you finish yours?
I think Quinn’s dad was pretty bummed he missed you that night. He brought his mother and everything…
🙂
I was also wondering if the next time I’m in town I could perhaps crack your kitchen table or tell your children they suck at Wii. Please?
K. Thanks. 🙂
As I watched this I was wondering if he recycled all that paper.
That’s a lot of sheep.
Reminds me of my sister’s wall and of the messages the Wall People (Emailians) leave her there.