I live in Blacklick, OH with my husband, Rae, and our daughter Zoe. I live next door to my mom and across the street from my grandparents (weird, I know).I sell things on e-bay and play the violin.
I love reality tv, playing board games, tropical punch kool-aid, target, spearmint gum, and shopping.
I hate onions, green peppers, cell phones, mucinex, Matthew McConaughey and bees.
When I was a little girl there were two toys I wanted more than anything. A Snoopy Snow Cone Machine and an Easy Bake Oven. When I was about 12 my mom found a Snoopy Snow Cone Machine at a garage sale for 50 cents. What a deal! I was so excited. I got ice out of the freezer and some juice. I took it out of the box and discovered that it was missing the thing that pushed the ice through the shredder and the shovel to get the shaved ice out of the hole. I was devastated and told her to never buy me another toy at a garage sale ever again.
Today I had my birthday punishment party with my grandparents, mom and 5 year old daughter. I spared my husband of having to go to what was sure to be a festive time. I wanted to spare myself too but I couldn't come up with a good excuse as to why I would miss my own party. The party began with my grandma shoving two candles into the cake and lighting them before anyone was even in the room. She then began shouting at me to "BLOW THEM OUT! THEY"RE GOING TO MELT ALL OVER THE CAKE!!!!!" I started to blow them out but I'm pretty sure I wasn't moving fast enough so she "helped" me blow them out. I think she actually blew out my candles, not me. I can't be sure about that though. She then cut the cake and passed out the pieces. I brought a forkful to my mouth and saw steam. Was this steam coming out of my cake? Why yes, it was. My cake was so hot it was steaming. I pointed this out and was told "I like it hot. It's better that way. Don't you know anything, dumbass?"
Soon it was time for presents. I only got two presents worth mentioning. The first was a 8x10 color photo copy of my grandparents standing in front of their new car at the dealership. Then she told me to make sure to keep it clean because she wanted copies made. Why? Who wants this picture? Why was it even taken in the first place? I thanked her and asked why she gave this to me. She told me that she thought I might want a photo of them when they were dead. Calling this piece of paper with colors on it in the shape of two people I know and a new car a "photo" is an epic fail.
My last present was from my mom. I opened it up and there it was! An Easy Bake Oven. I finally had one! My mom then shared with me that she found it at a garage sale for 50 cents. I flashed back to the last time she bought me a toy at a garage sale for 50 cents. I haven't opened it yet. I wonder what will be missing this time, maybe the oven.
Edit: While searching for a picture of my oven to include in this post I discovered that the one I got today has been recalled because of reported burns and partial finger amputations. Wouldn't you know?