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The things I do when I am bored....

Sisters, Sisters

Sisters, sisters
There were never such devoted sisters,
Never had to have a chaperone, no sir,
I'm there to keep my eye on her
Caring, sharing
Every little thing that we are wearing
When a certain gentleman arrived from Rome
She wore the dress, and I stayed home
All kinds of weather, we stick together
The same in the rain and sun
Three different faces, but in tight places
We think and we act as one
Those who've seen us
Know that not a thing could come between us
Many men have tried to split us up, but no one can
Lord help the mister who comes between me and my sister
And lord help the sister, who comes between me and my man

Halloween pics

Thanksgiving, autumn, red hair and Marmora

I did it! I survived Thanksgiving day. The delicious dinner and great company made all the prep and work so worth it... and did I mention the cook/pajama fest. Never mind then.

And what a FAIL!!! ... we took no pics. (although here is something for you to feast your eyes upon, fatty! :P )

But! I will share some great memories with you from last week. :)

I got to spend a few days up in Marmora with the Wallaces. They've got the cutest little restaurant going on. Yummy food too. I missed out on Japanese night though. :(

Now for some vanity autumn pics with my red hair.

Small Update

So here are some attempts at autumn decor. :)

So, here are a few happenings of the past months... in a nutshell:

• I’m 20! And so far it has been great!


• Summer was beautiful, but has finally come to an end, I wish it could last forever... or at least for another year. By then I’ll be (hopefully) driving and bad weather will have no hold on me. :D It is so cold... and is only going to get worse.

But then again, how can I complain when I’ve got this?

• Davida is coming! She’s been saying that for a while now, but I know that this time she will not let me down... for my hearts sake. I haven’t seen her since 2007 and I miss her terribly.


• I’ve been working part time at East Side Mario’s for quite a few months now. It’s nice. Whole different experience working at a restaurant. But the other employees are great, so I am pleased.


• I dyed my hair. Pics coming soon.

I couldn’t blog without a pic of my baby, now, could I? It is simple, but I love it.

If I could, my house would be filled with fall decorations... like this one. Pumkins, hay, leaves, even scare crows are all so...warm. :D
one day......
Okay, that will have to do for now. Honestly, I had sort of given up blogging. But it was so discouraging to check the blog and see that you were still visiting it. I’d hate myself if I were you. So I promise I’ll be letting you in on all the juicy as well as boring details of my life from now on, okay? Love ya!

Puerto Vallarta

So here are the pictures I promised to post of the XD. You ready? :P
My XD was located in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. We stayed at Clube Meza del Mar, an all-inclusive resort right at the beach. It’s been a while since I’ve been a real beach, and I am sad to say that I didn’t enjoy the sun as much as I should have...but hey, there were so many other stuff to do, I was kept real busy.;) So no, I don't have a beautiful tan...yet. There is a whole summer ahead of me. *Whop whop*
Anyhow, this one was beautiful.

I’ll show you around.

At dinner we were treated with the gorgeous view of the sun setting over the ocean.

The XD in itself was wonderful. I feel so....refreshed. :D The classes were awesome. Thank you all who put your time and effort into it. I am so very grateful. :-*
After the classes most would go down to the beach for volley ball, rugby, and swimming, or just to enjoy the beach and others. ;D

a little rugby with Lain and Andre

Then there were the evenings...god! those were fun.
Wednesday I went to a pool party, and danced away to some Latin rhythm... until some thoughtful guy decided that the pool needed some company and so he threw me in. I then tried out my surfing skills with Danny. Hmmm....I don’t think it worked out to well. :P

Friday night we went to the Malecon... (sort of a boardwalk with beach on one side and clubs and what not on the other). We met up with others at a club and danced some more...with the local Mexicanos.



I got to meet some wonderful people there. Beautiful people, friendly people, great personalities...I love’m. :D

All the Men and Chicas... about 60!

Mui Guapos!!!

After Party - crashing at Maria's room... munching away on some food Checko the Hero got us.

Humphrey marketing his Asian pizza to the other unsuspecting rooms :P

On the last day we followed Danny to this rock driving place in the middle of nowhere. It was enjoyable though. I took pictures of crabs....and watched. That was scary enough. Bestest yet was returning on the back of the pickup with Humphrey and Danny.

there is a crab among those rocks :D

Coming home was another 24 hour adventure. Driving, flying, a 9 hour layover in New Jeresy, then flying again...tyring to get any sleep we can. Crashing at an airport is NOT the way to go.
But the sweetest thing yet is returning home, tired and missing all those down south, and being greated by a beatiful "Welcome home" sign and many voices screaming at once how much they missed us and giving one, two, three hugs at a time. It is good to be home.

Andre at the airport. lols

I miss everyone and hope that all is great with each one of you. I’ll be keeping you in my thoughts and prayers. I am so glad I got to know you.
xoxox

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2 Myths flunked:
Myth No1: All of Texas is dry, dessert, cowboy land.
Flying over Houston I was pleasantly surprised with all the greenery, flowers and such. Wow.
Myth No2: Brazil’s got the craziest driving in the world.
OMG! I was so wrong! The driving there is crazy! It seems like everybody does whatever they please, and that while speeding! That was a real shocker, but then again, I am just a paranoid girl when it comes to driving.
Myth No3: Spanish is easy.
It is not. Period.