is it possible?

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is it just me or does anyone else find a striking resemblance between cindy mccain and evil lyn from masters of the universe?

gingerbread for me

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storybook homes has our dream home plans. click here then search the book for “kew”. THAT is my future home.

grapes-the fruit of hope

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spring break was AMAZING this year. istopher and i had a blast with my mum. we had sushi, went boating in the ocean, played trivia at b-dubs, soaked in the hot tub (so good for sore muscles), flew a kite, walked on the beach, played with katie (mum’s not-so-intellegent-but-very-sweet-dog), and went shopping. my mum is doing freaking amazing. i don’t remember ever seeing her so happy. she has changed so much from who she was with her ex. i can’t wait to get her to move to portland with us. it will be awesome to be around her all the time now that she is my friend.

i would like to announce to everyone that we found the pink port a potty…and as an added bonus, a industrial sized pink trash receptacle, houses, and trucks. left the camera cord in florida, so there will be a slight picture posting delay.

i was really good at making myself laugh this past week. this was accomplished in many ways, the most common of which was a slew of what i consider funny phrases repeated over and over at the appropriate time. in oregon it was “that’s what she said” but this trip gave me more opportunities to expand my horizons. below are a few:

most commonly uttered while driving through alabama (2 way tie)

“ROOOOOOOLLLLLLLL TIDDDDDDEEEE!” and “oh yea, you could die there”-the latter of which was spoken every time i saw a place that looked like the opening scene from a bad b horror movie (which was a lot)

most commonly uttered on while on the fishing boat in the ocean:

“we’re gonna need a bigger boat!” (i know, real original right?)

most commonly uttered when someone in my family says anything about anything:

“cite your source” (this might not sound funny, but used at the appropriate time, like if someone says that they heard that it will be sunny today, asking them to cite their source gets a good laugh.)