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The Oddest Things

Now that Johann is getting stronger and smarter, he is figuring out how things work like turning appliances on and off. He gets excited when he finds a new door to open. He manages to surprise us with his new skills.

Just recently, I opened the ref only to find Javi's hairbrush cooling in the shelf. A week before, he parked his tiny toy car on top of his Jellyace. I wonder what other odd thing I'll find inside my ref in the days to come.

Come to think of it, I've seen some really unusual things in the ref.
> face creams - I once opened my aunt's ref to find a myriad of creams in the door shelves. This may not be unusual to some since there are cosmetic refs in the market.

> blood supply - I used to go with my mother during her rounds in Rizal Medical. I was still very young, about 3 or 4y/o. As curious as Johann is, I tried to explore what is within my reach. I opened the chiller thinking I'd find food. I didn't find any. Instead, there were bags and bags of reddish brown liquid. Freaky.

> swimsuits and hosiery - my cousin used to keep her Speedo in the lower shelf. She said it helps retain elasticity. I am not sure if there's truth in that.

What odd thing did you find in your ref recently?

Comments

Pagkatapos ng baha, binuksan ko yung microwave.

Ayun, puno ng flood water.

hahahahha
Deepa said…
ANTS! they got into my leche flan! grrr.
CathyCE said…
@EW - amazingly, body wash bottles lang ata ang di pinasok ng baha sa ground floor namin

@Deepa - they didn't die in the cold environment?

Just yesterday, Vic found Johnson's baby powder in the ref. Baka mas masarap para kay Johann kasi malamig?

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