
I may have to post this a day early. Anyway it’s a Friday night, so guess who is a blog loser.
Happy Holiday’s Today and this week!
Remember this week I’ll be in Philly — ruining my vegetarianism with Philly Cheesesteak – gotta try the local foods. My brother tells me that real Cheesesteaks are made with Cheese Whiz – can anyone from Philly vouch for this? If so, where do you recommend I scout out the perfect Cheesesteak and do you recommend I try a place where the men have blood stains on their aprons? All these questions…so little time.
I will be at St. Francis Inn this week. I am Catholic and most religions, including mine, believe in good works so I am going to work in the food shelter there. It’s really interesting because they serve the food instead of doing it cafeteria style. I can’t wait to meet new people, experience the good feeling of serving, and literally waitress for the first time. Let’s see how many plates I can hold on each arm.
Yep, I’m the girl who takes photos when the Dentist walks away to talk about some kids metal mouth. ”So different from his brother, so slumpy. And the other studying biology, friendly.” It’s strange listening to dentist/hygienist conversation like they think you’re out, but really you’re just numbed.
I felt so 90s in my mom’s white jean dress. This isn’t a fashion blog, but I was killin’ it.
It’s National Poetry Month. That means, Poetry on Buses. Ride for free, tour Raleigh, experience metaphor.
All of them were orange. In other news, my nephews now a dyed mutant.
He may be almost a ginger kid, riding on the side of strawberry, but he’s darn tootin’ cute. My brother produces.
I took this SWEET photo through the glass outside of our kitchen. It’s my family in one shot with a feature of our house model. My mom is reflected on our porch while Jas and my dad are in the kitchen. I’m not even sure how this happened, but I love it. Plus, I’m growing corn – the squirrels didn’t get it all. Yippie!
So, instagram came out for Android. All that means is that you experience more catness. (Not Katniss, catness).
This caption makes me sound like A World Report on Cars. My brother has a Robin’s nest in his hanging ferns. H.J., I’m hoping you love this. I know not to touch the nest, and now so does my nephew after I yelled at him about a thousand times. Hopefully they become full, adult and make more blue speckled eggs and red breasted chests.
Everyone have a darling week.















April 8th, 2012 at 9:35 am
ewwwwww!! I LIVE in PA and cheez whiz is gross, but some areas of my state insist, blech a GOOD cheesesteak comes on pizza dough bread, and has mozz and provolone on it, I like onions and mushrooms fried, others don’t….
April 8th, 2012 at 12:46 pm
Yours sounds like the one I need. Where should I go?!
April 8th, 2012 at 5:32 pm
Hi C.,
You’re an exceptional girl-woman with a drive that the Apollo rocket pales to compare. You’re all over, doing everything that can be done and more! The day you write your autobiography is going to look like the Encyclopedia Britannica! My goodness gracious! By the way you look beautiful with the long dress and all.
I’m happy that the little robins are well and will be fledging in a few days. Thanks for the mention on your article.
Did you ever get my email with a few lines that I wrote and asked you the favor to read and opine?
Have a great time in Philly, please go easy with the food! Take care! :)
April 8th, 2012 at 8:10 pm
I will try my best to not shove my face full of food. And thank ou for all of te compliments. I love the word fledgling. What a beautiful word. If I ever finish a poetry book I’m going to call it that and thank you :) did you read my email response
April 8th, 2012 at 9:01 pm
Got it! I’m working on that.
April 8th, 2012 at 9:47 pm
Yes! Awesome. Hopefully I will have internet this week and will be able to see what you do with it if you send it.
April 8th, 2012 at 9:12 pm
first of all, your blog title is AMAZING! it cracked me up. second of all, LIKE YO STYLE, GIRRL. sorry for the overwhelming eloquence of this comment, but i just thought i’d say hello :)
April 8th, 2012 at 9:49 pm
Most eloquent comment I’ve read all week. You have a way with words, makes me melt. :) I feel like you’re going to be the next Neruda OR you would fit in well at the teen center I work at (seriously, though…come work there…you can use “bro” in a sentence and not feel like you need to be on a surfboard or wearing a flat baseball cap). And thank you, and hello! YAY. Come back. I’m going to visit your blog right now even though I’ve been there because I remember the name – easy peasy.
PS. have you read Zelda Fitzgerald’s letters to F.Scott, they’re only FACKING eloquent and amazing. If not, read them. READ THEM.
April 9th, 2012 at 5:27 am
Beautiful pictures Cassie! :)
April 9th, 2012 at 11:40 am
Thanks darling.
April 9th, 2012 at 3:48 pm
Yeah, you are supposed to get it “wit whiz” which, frankly…gross! as a vegetarian i can’t comment too much on philly’s cheesesteak-ish offerings, but my dad is a major fan of the schmitter which, if you can get out to the chestnut hill area of philly (the R7 or R8 train from septa – it’s about a 30 minute ride from center city), you should try. it’s served just at this one bar,mcnally’s – which even if you wanted to eat something else, i’d recommend.
April 9th, 2012 at 9:48 pm
That sounds delicious – I’ll have to ask the group I’m volunteering with to take a little trip. I really want to ride the L anyway since I’m going to be hearing it all night.
April 9th, 2012 at 4:01 pm
I love the little birdie pictures and the “Facking” eloquent and amazing letters. It’s amazing what a vowel can do.
April 9th, 2012 at 9:49 pm
hahaha. Thanks, momma. :)