I had a dream

And in that dream, I had a day free of the worries of school and work. In that dream I spent the day with the greatest being on the planet (do I really have to tell you who?). Thank you Martin Luther King Jr. for making my dream come true. In return, I will make your dream come true. I will be nice to people. Fair trade, I'd say.

The following pictures are from our photo adventure on MLK day. Viewing will induce amazement.

 Isn't he just the perfect size? Never fear tall girls! Tall boys exist! With equally large hands and feet! Hoorah!

 take note of my classy sock appearance. It was right after a 9 hour saturday shift. give me a break.

 Isn't it beautiful?!

 If you're not inspired by those quotes, you're hopeless. Seriously though. Have you heard anything worse? I could write something better. For example, "this is a pretty man-made lake" would be about a billion steps better than these things.

 My boyfriend is a ninja.

 At Chili's I asked for kids menus. I told Clint we should have a coloring contest. He got a really serious look on his face. I got sad and started to morph into my classic pouty face. He didn't like my idea, or so I thought. Then he said "you're going down!" Surely this is love.

p.s. I love his concentrating face. What could be cuter? 

 Clearly, the whole "coloring menu" thing has gone down a couple notches since I ate chicken strips. We had a contest to see how many words we could come up with from the word elephant. You'll notice the first word on my menu says "phat". Others include "phan" and "telt", the past tense of tilt. Obviously, my creativity cannot be masked by rules. I won.

I tell Clint that he's so good at cleaning his plate, you could skip the dishwasher and put his dishes right back in the cupboard. Clearly, I am right again.

I have [even more] exciting stories to tell you from this weekend! BUT, I wouldn't want to overload you or anything. standby friends. What are your weekend plans?