Naked frogs....uhh frogs are usually naked, right? :XD

Hey guys! How go things?
Naked frogs?

It's mostly packed.

I worked on it for 2 hours, figuring out how to best arrange and fold things to take up as little space as possible. My mom helped out in the last ten minutes, then got extremely frustrated and yelled at me for bringing too much stuff. <<,,

No, I mean frogs with genitalia. It was a gag gift. xD

All I could think back to was the event thread.

looooooool, Cami. I shouldn't laugh, but I can see it so clearly. *hides you from her*

Oh man, Cami. I've been packing today, but it's been a lazy packing. It works out fairly well, since I drove. So I can always add more bags.

@Chi: Hehe...nice. Aww man, we haven't done any weird turtle sex things later.

xD I'll take a picture of them when they come and send it privately. It's not "OMG LEWD!!!" crudeness, but nothing I'd just post out there. Think non-seriously drawn nudity, and that's pretty much what it is.

When are you headed home, Steel?

I want to see Chi's frogs! :XD

Anyways hubby wants computer. Buy for now ladies!

Bye Izumi!

Bye zumzum!

@Chi: Hehe, it sounds hilarious.
I'm leaving tomorrow. My grandma's birthday is tomorrow, though, so we're celebrating tonight. I'm excited. The food smells fantastic.

What all is there? :3

Green beans (made from fresh beans, with bacon), fried whole potatoes (the really little ones) with onions, T bone steaks, guacamole (which is something I don't like, but everyone else does), and of course cake and ice cream. *drool*

Mmm, yummy. I like guacamole so long as it's not chock full of chunky vegetables. I like a smooth and creamy one.

I also like green beans and bacon, but I don't have it too often. That and potatoes, yum. :drool:

Really, the whole menu sounds great!

I want to get the recipe for a "dip" I had in Wisconsin. The family called it "Mexican Caviar" but it had black beans, corn, avocados, black olives, a little bit of onion... :drool:

I'm taking the plane, so at most I can take two suitcases and two carry-ons. More to the point, once I leave the airport I have to take public transportation to get to my place, including a transfer from a bus to a subway, and then a fifteen minute walk. The fewer bags I'm carrying, the easier it will be. It's difficult enough with just one (huge) suitcase and a book bag.

The good news is that I was frustrated before my mom was frustrated, but other people being all negative makes me more optimistic to balance.

Me: grumblegrumble.
Mom: GRUMBLE GRUMBLE
Me: We can do it! ^-^ All will be well!

@Chi: Mmmm. Oh, and looks, fresh veggies and ranch! Yum!

@Cami: Yeesh. That kind of sucks. Although, I'm sure it's nice not having to drive the distance. I hate driving the eight hours between my apartment and my parents' house. How far are you from your parentals?

Half a country. I live in Boston; they live in Illinois.

Yeah, that ain't drivable. My parents drove us from Texas to Northern California. Took us three days. It was horrendous.

Yikes. x.x

Yeah, I think it's about 1,600 miles. But for the sake of a real estimation, I'm going to say 1,634.87. XD Anyone else want to get in their bets before I check Mapquest?

1635! Hehe.

You really have faith in me being close. XD

And I was way off, but I was closer. XD 1179.31 miles

CAMI, FEED ME! *eats*

Hehe, nice. Nah, I'm absolutely terrible at gauging distance, so I just had ta trust ya. :P

*shoves a potato in Chi's mouth* Eat!

Chi: I have leftover cheese lasagna. D: And I could steal some of my parents meat lasagna if you'd rather. I also have a yummy yeast roll, but I kind of wanted that.

T-T Can't. Dairy + gluten = bad for baby.

*eats the potato* :heart: *pets Steel*

*purrs*
Hehe, yes indeed, gluten free diets are hard.
If it makes you feel any better, I'm allergic to soy milk. And some other random soy products.

I'm tiiiiired, but I had a good day. :3