
Hi!
I just got back from my cruise to Nassau, Bahamas yesterday. I've got a ton of pictures on their way to a fat blog post. Check back soon!
I tried the Starbucks Vivanno in Banana Chocolate- sub soy. It was okay. It tastes like a bland protein/cocoa smoothie I'd make at home. Just okay. It did keep me full.


This stuff from Coldstone is GROSS! The guy behind the counter warned I wouldn't like the sample. He was right. I wanted to gag. I guess this NrGize product is Coldstone's attempt at "healthy". Don't go for it, people- for your tastebuds sake!
David's adorable family celebrates a few birthdays at a time with a big Italian celebration. Every year they include me, too (see my name at the bottom of the white cake??). It was a wonderful time.


This is making me happy.
***I found this stuck in my Drafts from back in March. It was yummy, so I figured I'd still publish it. Enjoy!***
Step Brothers.
Tropic Thunder.
She looks (and was) slightly terrified here. Now she's much better. The two of them are in love! We call her Kitty... or Cat if she's been a bad girl. We're so creative.

me: "I love your dress. It's J. Crew, right?" (insert smug face here)
her: "No. Actually, it's Dolce and Gabbana."
1. I swish. Pudding, smoothies, juice, yogurt... I swish it in my mouth before I'll swallow. My family hates the sound!
2. I love dogs. Really, I love all animals, but I absolutely love dogs. Not all people understand the bond you can have with a dog.
3. I still wear my retainer two or three times a week :)
4. I had my first kiss on a New Years Eve. I was 17. It was as unromantic as you can get. (Wait, I don't stick my tongue straight out!?) Poor guy.
5. A few years ago my family was driving from dinner to an ice cream shop. On the drive over, my grandmother applied her lip liner in the back seat. I guess she couldn't see which piece of makeup she grabbed because it was dark, but her lips were lined in dark blue when she entered the shop!
6. My heart breaks for homeless people. I detest the scammers (the ones wearing a tacky suit with a "Please help poor children" bucket. Yeah, sure.), but I really feel for the genuine people. Usually I will stop to have lunch with them and hear their story. If not, I carry granola bars in my car to pass out to them.
When i was younger my mom stopped to talk to a lady wandering the streets. We learned "Jeanine" had mental issues and lost her home years ago. She couldn't afford any clothes... including a bra and needed orthopedic shoes. We got Jeanine hooked up with an ALF. She came to all family functions.
