The facts were these...

Sometimes I get hit with random bursts of domesticity. Or maybe sometimes I just want to eat something and I can't stop myself from making it happen. But I'm gonna go with the domesticity thing. Here's this:



It's peanut butter pie. I made it. It's delicious. Well actually, that has yet to be proven as it is currently in my freezer getting all frozen so I can eat it right up. I'm so excited. The thing is that the recipe said to use 16 oz of whipped cream, but I only used 8. And you know what? It looks reals good, and I even had myself a little taste, and I think an extra 8 ounces is overrated.

You know what else though? After I finished making the pie, I cleaned right up the mess I made. Because that's what my mom taught me to do. I also did the rest of the dishes, because what-the-heck the sink was so full!

But making pie made me reminisce about Pushing Daisies. That was a good show. Remember? I wish it didn't get cancelled.

iPad!

First of all. Everybody notice that if you turn the title of this post upside down, it still says iPad!. Who's amazed? I am

Second of all, every time I go to tetris.com, which I do often, I see that there is an app for your iPad that you can play tetris! Yay! I would totally use that app.
But you know what? I would probably not use it for anything useful. It would just be a really expensive portable tetris game.

Maybe I'm not giving the iPad enough credit though. I would probably play solitaire too.

Namaste

This morning I woke with a bit of an ache in my legs and abs, and a smile on my face. Last night my dear former roommate, Cami, invited me to her weekly yoga session that she teaches at her apartment, and I surprisingly (but happily) accepted. And you know what? I totally dig it. Yoga is awesome. It was hard and I struggled a titch, but it was so enjoyable and I felt so energized and healthy when it was over.

I have always had such a hard time exercising because I don't like anything I try. Running (which I also did yesterday) is awful and exhausting. Lifting weights... are you kidding? And don't even get me started on my avid snowshoeing career, because I don't have one. But yoga is fun and works me hard and I want to do it so much! Hopefully this will give me a kickin' figure.

I am so excited that I love this so much because it is an interest I can share with the rest of my sisters(-in-law). So I was thinking, Keck Family Yoga? Am I right or am I right? It's a genius idea. Tiffany can be the teacher and all us Keck girls can get in shape together. And every once in a while we can watch Kimberly do "the Scorpion." Seriously, sisters, get back to me. This is not a joke.



This is the move I'm working on right now. Ain't no problem.

Bububu

It's like school got too stressful and all my interesting went away. Goodbye, personality.

Here's this:



I like it.