Am I still talking about squirrels?

I should probably explain my last post. I don't have a squirrel themed living room or anything. These silly little themes run throughout the house - a squirrel candle holder in the living room, a squirrel nutcracker in the kitchen, a squirrel pillow in the bedroom. Actually, each room in my house is a hodgepodge of different themes. For example, my living room has lots of giraffes, a few squirrels, a painting of sunflowers, and a few frogs for good measure. See? No real theme - just stuff I like.

Since we are talking about squirrels, have you read this book...It is awesome! It has all kinds of fun facts, like...

• For a short time in 1967 the American Typers' Association made a new punctuation mark called an interrobang, which was a combination of the question mark and an exclamation mark. It was rarely used.
• When Bugs Bunny made his first appearance in 1935 he was called Happy Rabbit.
• Babies are born without kneecaps. They do not appear until the child reaches two to six years of age.
• An average adult has around 2,381,248 sweat glands on his skin.
• Transurphobia is the fear of haircuts.
• In a lifetime the average person spends eighteen months on the telephone.

Yes, this information is pointless, but damn, it is interesting!

P.S. I may have purchased this book because it had a squirrel on the cover.

P.P.S. My children like to hold hands. It is the cutest thing EVER...