Exhibit A, 5:45pm: Baby tugs on sock while playing with her mother. |
Quote from the usual suspect, the dryer: I've maintained my innocence from Day 1. I wouldn't trust that dishwasher with my worst dish...or sock! |
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Exhibit A, 5:45pm: Baby tugs on sock while playing with her mother. |
Quote from the usual suspect, the dryer: I've maintained my innocence from Day 1. I wouldn't trust that dishwasher with my worst dish...or sock! |
Yes, it's the event you've been waiting for to fill that Midapray (mid-April through mid-May) void: The 2012 Gold Toe Awards! Put your thinking socks on and get ready for 30 days of eating, breathing and sleeping socks.
I hear two-time winner Orson S. will be back again to defend his title. With more and more socksters willingly participating, reluctantly participating, not realizing they are participating, or being born just in time to participate in this year's competition, each entry will be more important than ever. You will have to dig deep into your sock drawers for that extra special something.
Same rules as last year:
Submit any sort of sock-related item, or any sorted/unsorted socks as long as they're clean. Jokes, stories, drawings, photos (you get the picture) are also welcome, but keep those clean as well. The competition is strictly open to everyone. Official deadline is 12:00pm, May 16, 2012. Good luck!
Send entries to:
mirandaks@gmail.com
Contact me for my post box if you plan to mail an entry.
My sweet, sweet niece Charlotte shows off her new hospital socks on her second day of life. Yes, the socks are blue not pink, but you see, Charlotte is above all that color-specific nonsense. She's a walking contradiction of sorts. See what I mean? She doesn't even walk yet.
Is this an early submission to the later-than-usual 2012 Gold Toe Awards? Yep...more to come!
After the National League's recent 5-1 win in Arizona, I was inspired to take a look back at previous year's All-Star Game logos. While I'm a St. Louis Cardinals fan through and through, and we hosted the big game a couple of years ago, I have to admit my admiration for Boston's 1961 All-Star Game logo. I'm not sure what I find so striking, but it has a certain je ne sais quoi about it.
Prior to a recent trip to London, The Sock Drawer was asked to contribute a post for The London Report, the city's best hand-drawn newsweekly.
To see my entry and other great London-related news, features, interviews, travel stories and fiction, visit: The London Report