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Greetings to my fellow earthlings,

Today is Father's Day. Have you ever wondered why the government reserved such days for its people to celebrate? I ask this question because I am interested in its answer but not enough to do the search myself. My theory, though, is that some politician wanted to boost his/her approval ratings and decided to propose Father's/Mother's days since everyone has a mother and father and therefore the target audience (so to speak) could be anyone!

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I made this today: http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/sausage-tomato-arugula-fettucc-50400000108346/

I included scrambled eggs, yellow zucchini, and some parsley in the mix. For side dishes I added a salad (lettuce, spinach, carrots, onions, garlic and almonds) and a fruit "mix" (raspberries, strawberries, blueberries and bananas). There was also store bought french bread on the table. Overall, I'd say it was a successful dinner though I'll need to expand my cooking repertoire and find more healthy recipe options. Suggestions?

Ok. I'm done with the Rachel Ray act. I just wanted to begin with something light and easy. But that's a terrible way to begin. If you haven't figured this out already, I'm a bit off my game tonight (suggesting that I have previously attained game...lies!). Explanation? Nothing but the bland, irksome excuse of, I'm tired. Therefore, this noggin of mine ain't transmittin' translatable information to Flynn.

For those of you who are uneducated in everything Madeline, Flynn is my laptop. I like him a lot. He's the reason for this blog reaching you poor unfortunate souls. He is my Hermes. My Phoebe. My Pheidippides (though Flynn's battery is easily recharged).

Anyway ----- let's get real.

Here are the past week's failures:
1. My typical lunch (provided by the camp): two pieces of artificial bread slammed together with nothing but an obviously uncomfortable slice of what appeared to be turkey but tasted like chicken fat.
2. A fellow camp worker sliced his hand with a tomahawk. Sooooo that happened.
3. Missouri citizens=most.boring.people.ever.
4. Haven't finish Dracula yet!
5. Drove over half an hour to a movie already sold out.
6. Got a whiff of Marmite.
7. I was spiritually frazzle-dazzled (not in the good way) by slightly pentecostal church service.

Though these are "failures" I cannot but help smiling as I read each numbered line. In a way, they are also highlights since each labeled failure gave an opportunity for me to think and process about new situations, people and places in a challenging yet nurturing fashion.

All in all, this has been a FAAAANNNTTTASSSTTIICCC week. I've met some incredible people here at camp; learned new skills (in social, athletic and logistical capacities); and have become truly humbled by the blessed patience, compassion and grace of those who support me.

Sorry for the lack of wit...and amusement...and length...and quality content...

but who gives a crap?! This is PINKIES UP!




That's supposed to mean something.