So, you know when you, like, go to sleep @ night, you get into bed, and depending on how tired you are, your bed feels like either pretty comfy or like OH MY FRICK'IN GOSH, THIS BED IS AMAZINGLY COMFY!!! And then like sometimes in the morning you wake up, and you just feel so darn comfortable in your bed; the blankets feel warm and soft, and the mattress is super nice and squishy. You feel like never getting up. And then you HAVE to. Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuggggggggghhhh.
Why can't school start @ like 9:30?
Friday 20 May 2016
Sunday 15 May 2016
Monday
I don't want to be a Debbie Downer, but tomorrow is Monday. I feel like I can never fully enjoy Sundays because I know that there is school tomorrow. School. Where we do work. And take tests. And nearly pass out because of boredom. Sighhhhhhhh........
Here is a photo of Debbie Downer from SNL. (Saturday Night Live)
Her face pretty much is exactly how I'm feeling right now.
MONDAYSSSSSSSSS: Don't we all dread them?
Here is a photo of Debbie Downer from SNL. (Saturday Night Live)
Her face pretty much is exactly how I'm feeling right now.
MONDAYSSSSSSSSS: Don't we all dread them?
Monday 9 May 2016
What's Up With Pie?
Why aren't there more types of pie? I mean, can you only bake specific things into pie? Like fruit and chocolate? If that's not the case, then why aren't there pies such as:
I mean, I don't know about you, but I would find at least %20 of those pies I listed enjoyable to a remarkable extent. Somebody contact the Canadian Pie Society and see what's holding up their factories of old women with glasses and flower print aprons. I DEMAND results!
- Jello Pie
- Marsh mellow pie
- Ham pie
- Carrot pie
- Tomato and Basil pie
- Pretzel pie
- Sashimi pie
- Mango pie
- Coffee Bean pie
- Cake pie
- Cupcake pie
- Icing pie
- Sprinkle pie
- Shrimp pie
- Lettuce pie
- Fruit SALAD pie
- Spider pie (cause those creepy eight-legged devil spawns are apparently edible)
- Oyster pie
I mean, I don't know about you, but I would find at least %20 of those pies I listed enjoyable to a remarkable extent. Somebody contact the Canadian Pie Society and see what's holding up their factories of old women with glasses and flower print aprons. I DEMAND results!
Thursday 5 May 2016
Thanks to YOU!!!!💜
On behalf of Anna and myself, I would just like to say a big THANK YOU to everyone who's supported us and given our interview so much love. ❤️ We really appreciate and were so stoked to see how many views the Langley Interview got!! 💚 We hope to do more interviews soon!! xo 💓
Wednesday 4 May 2016
Langley Interview
If you live in Langley, you've probably seen the large group of people sitting outside of the Yorkson housing development showroom. If you have, you've probably wondered, "What's their deal?'
Well, mes amis, Anna and I decided to grab our notebooks and pens and find out. Here's what we learned from the interview.......
First of all, all the people are waiting for condos. Just condos. Most of them have been waiting since Wednesday, April 28th. The showroom doesn't open until Friday, May 6th. In case you don't you, that's a long time.
Everyone has materials like a lawn chair, sleeping supplies, (ie a sleeping bag) snacks, books, earplugs, magazines, and other things like water bottles and decks of cards. Each person also has a number, which is what number they are in line. If you are buying a condo with your spouse, you have the same number. What happens if someone tries to budge in line? Don't fret! A man named Rob (who works there) has a list of everyone's numbers.
Number 3 in line explained some of the rules to us. Here they are:
1. You're allowed to leave, but you can't leave your spot unattended for more than a few hours, otherwise, they'll give it away.
2. You must have someone there at night, whether it's a spouse or someone you hired.
3. You can't sell your spot to someone else, like one person tried to do for $6000! And
4. You are allowed to hire someone to stay in your spot, which is exactly what one person did. They hired two students that are friends of friends of friends (or something) to come and save their place. They pay the girls $10 an hour EACH. That means the girls each make $240 per day! The girls also say that the people who are paying them haven't showed up once. Those girls have got a pretty good thing going, if you ask me!
There are some people who go home and leave their friends and spouse in line, and others who sleep in sleeping bags or tents. Everyone we asked told us that they actually don't mind waiting in line, and that they're all already like a big family! Everyone we talked to also said that they want a condo on the top floor, and that's why they're waiting in line.
One lady, Number 33, says that she came here all the way from South Dakota! She had her stuff all packed up, and when she got an email at 5:04am saying that people were starting to get in line, she grabbed her things and drove all the way to Langley, which is home to her kids and 8 grandchildren. Her brother was waiting in line for her, and her and her husband apparently want "the biggest suite we can get!" In case you're wondering, it's a mix of people; mostly retired that are downsizing.
When asked what they like to do in their spare time while waiting, everyone said chat. They spend most of their time visiting and talking with their future-neighbours.
Interviewing the people was such a great experience for Anna and I, and we both hope that we can do some more interviews soon!
Here's us getting da scoop!! 😉 🍦 💕 📝
(Photo creds to my Dad)
Well, mes amis, Anna and I decided to grab our notebooks and pens and find out. Here's what we learned from the interview.......
First of all, all the people are waiting for condos. Just condos. Most of them have been waiting since Wednesday, April 28th. The showroom doesn't open until Friday, May 6th. In case you don't you, that's a long time.
Everyone has materials like a lawn chair, sleeping supplies, (ie a sleeping bag) snacks, books, earplugs, magazines, and other things like water bottles and decks of cards. Each person also has a number, which is what number they are in line. If you are buying a condo with your spouse, you have the same number. What happens if someone tries to budge in line? Don't fret! A man named Rob (who works there) has a list of everyone's numbers.
Number 3 in line explained some of the rules to us. Here they are:
1. You're allowed to leave, but you can't leave your spot unattended for more than a few hours, otherwise, they'll give it away.
2. You must have someone there at night, whether it's a spouse or someone you hired.
3. You can't sell your spot to someone else, like one person tried to do for $6000! And
4. You are allowed to hire someone to stay in your spot, which is exactly what one person did. They hired two students that are friends of friends of friends (or something) to come and save their place. They pay the girls $10 an hour EACH. That means the girls each make $240 per day! The girls also say that the people who are paying them haven't showed up once. Those girls have got a pretty good thing going, if you ask me!
There are some people who go home and leave their friends and spouse in line, and others who sleep in sleeping bags or tents. Everyone we asked told us that they actually don't mind waiting in line, and that they're all already like a big family! Everyone we talked to also said that they want a condo on the top floor, and that's why they're waiting in line.
One lady, Number 33, says that she came here all the way from South Dakota! She had her stuff all packed up, and when she got an email at 5:04am saying that people were starting to get in line, she grabbed her things and drove all the way to Langley, which is home to her kids and 8 grandchildren. Her brother was waiting in line for her, and her and her husband apparently want "the biggest suite we can get!" In case you're wondering, it's a mix of people; mostly retired that are downsizing.
When asked what they like to do in their spare time while waiting, everyone said chat. They spend most of their time visiting and talking with their future-neighbours.
Interviewing the people was such a great experience for Anna and I, and we both hope that we can do some more interviews soon!
Here's us getting da scoop!! 😉 🍦 💕 📝(Photo creds to my Dad)
Tuesday 3 May 2016
Anna's Smoothie Recipe:
The Razzle Spreach Smoothie:
INGREDIANTS: makes one glass.- 1/2 can of Sprite.
- 3/5, or 2/3 of a can of peaches, or about 1, 1 1/2 whole peaches.
- a jar of raspberry jam.
- a tray of ice cubes.
- a blender.
STEPS:
- Take your blender and pour your peaches into it.
- Add as much raspberry jam as you want, (I add about 2 or 3 spoonfulls).
- Add your 1/2 can of Sprite, or less if you want your smoothie thicker.
- Add maybe 5 or 6 large ice cubes.
- Blend thoroughly.
- Pour and serve!
oh, and its not my fault if your blender explodes from all the carbonation building up inside it.
just so you know.
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