This is my last Idaho blog, and its pretty pathetic that its taken three weeks for me to get everything posted. This one is kinda long though so you just got to stick with me. Fishing with my father is always a treat. Not only do you get squishy worms, and slimy fish, you also [...]
First: Get a margarita bucket. Second: Cut open inner bag. Dump into washed bucket. Third: Add a bottle of tequila. Seriously. A whole bottle of tequila. Well maybe not the whole bottle. Fourth: Stir. Fifth: Dispense!
I told you about the cool keyless features of our new car right? It’s a little black box that I can bury in the bottom of my purse or pocket and to open the door you just have to push a little black button on the door handle to unlock everything. To start the car [...]
Our main purpose of going to Idaho a couple weeks ago was for my niece Emilee’s graduation. We had been planning that trip for months, and had even purchased her graduation gift way before in anticipation. So when she jokingly told me that she couldn’t do the last week and was going to drop out….She [...]
Before I get to far into my Idaho blogs I need to go back a couple weeks and talk about car shopping. You would think that because cars are a thousand time more expensive then shoes then they would be a thousand times more fun to shop for. BUT THIS IS NOT THE CASE! [...]
Last week my niece Emilee graduated from high school. However that’s another blog. With lots of awesome pics. Trust me. This blog is about my little brother, and how he let me ride his dirt bike. Amazingly enough no one (including myself) was hurt. Nickolas lives in Podunk Idaho. You know I actually had to [...]
When I was 17 I came home with a safety pin through my eyebrow. It was the result of boredom /caffeine /and the fact that all my friends were sticking safety pins through their body parts. My father threw his hands up in the air and declared “At least we have insurance if your eye [...]
After years of whining Curtis finally consented to buying me a garden swing. Im sure you’ve seen them. Normally they are put on someone’s back porch or patio so they can enjoy the weather. Of course this being Oregon I convinced Curtis to let me put it up temporarily in the family room. Temporarily. A [...]