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WINCO for the first time. I am in love. It was a major event. We got our groceries, then had a picnic at gorgeous nearby park. Sunshine+friends+strawberries+chocolate-covered pretzels=happiness
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Apparently I'm obsessed with documenting my food. I get quite creative with my Freshmen grocery haul. Brussel sprouts, bowtie pasta, pesto, and avocado. Strangely delicious.
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Michelle brought me some healthy treats while she was down here. Thank you so much! Blood oranges are to die for. And those dark chocolate nutty bits? Worth dying, coming back to life, then dying for.


I spent $40 for Safety and Emissions (#yayForAdultLife) so I figured I would get my money's worth and drink a Coke. Europe and car places are the only times I drink soda (specifically Coke. Although I'm starting to think I like Dr. Pepper!)
When things got a little soapy at the car wash

When my morning class was canceled, you bet I made Trader Joe's pancakes with nutella and strawberries
My VERY clean car
Brownie cupcakes with a strawberry in them and a chocolate kiss in the strawberry. Very scrumptious, highly recommend

Could he be any cuter? 

I love babysitting

                                                                  St Patrick's Day!
Fairfield Junior High's Curtains with Freestone

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