Bacon Bits: April 2009

Dream Up. Copy Cat. Chit Chat.

What do you think? Holly and I are currently on the phone and just looked up "make" for synonyms (trying to come up with a show title). "Dream up" was one of the synonyms and it sparked Holly to come up with the latest title. We thought it summed up the show pretty well - things I think of, things I copy cat, and lots of talk!!

So....what do you think? Here are the front runner suggestions...
Dream up. Copy cat. Chit chat.
Do. Make. Bake.
Mad Skills (I love this title, but I think it's a little too cocky - even for me)
Welcome to my life.
Oh, I can totally make that.

I'm just trying to come up with something that sums up the show - which will be me and a guest making or doing something while we talk.

Let me know!! I'm down to a week - oh, I need theme music too...

First I was afraid, I was petrified...

Today is day 7 of Greg's 7 day trip. Now I know (as do all of you) that Greg has done his fair share of travel in the past - but I'm out of shape!! It's funny how you get used to a routine of someone being gone (like when we were in Utah) and then it doesn't seem quite so bad. But, when Greg travels lately, he is only gone for a few nights at a time, so this week long thing throws me for a loop!

Greg will be doing a little more travel once he is at Exodus full time (in another 2 weeks), but they will be shorter trips - those aren't so bad...they don't require the "theme song" that this week did!!

HELP!! The show needs a name...

Greg and I went to our editing class last night and had a great time. We are going to enjoy this little adventure together! The people at PACT tv were great and they made us feel very confident about putting something together.

So...since things went well, we went ahead and scheduled our first studio time for May 7th! Two weeks from tomorrow and counting! I called Cyndi and Lindsey on the way home from the studio and asked if they would be on the first show...and...I have two booked guests!!!

Now all we need is a name. So, here's your chance to submit your ideas. I'll take as many ideas as you can come up with! I'm really excited and just need that "right" name...so send your creative naming my way!! Like I said, we are two weeks and counting!

Pass the hacksaw and fabri-tac please...

About a week and a half ago I woke up with a really sore thumb - right at the base where it leads into the curve that leads into your pointer finger. I have no idea why it was hurting - I don't remember doing anything out of the ordinary, but it was hurting pretty good. I figured that I must have pulled a muscle or something and so I just tried to take it a little easy. Well...then Cyndi came and I couldn't resist the crafting or making dough (neither of which let my thumb take it especially easy) and by yesterday I couldn't stand it anymore. It was hurting bad enough that I wondered if I had hit in on something and chipped a bone??

Anyway, after church I went into the doctor and had it exrayed. They said the bones were good (thank goodness), but that I probably tore the ligiment at the base of my thumb. Okay, easy enough. Wear this brace for a few weeks and I should be good to go. So, I come home and quickly realize that the brace - which is intended to immobilize my thumb - also immobilizes my wrist. Not because it needs to, but because they have a "one brace fits a few injuries" thing going on. If I needed my wrist immobilized, I might complain, but would understand it. But since I don't need it immobilized, it just left the complaining. While I was on the phone with my parents I noticed that if I could cut the brace off just below the first strap...it would be perfect!! Pass the hacksaw and fabri-tac please!

I forgot to take a picture before I asked Greg to hacksaw through it (so I had to put it back on so you could see what the "before" would have been)...

Drum roll please...

TAA-DAAH! A perfect thumb brace with full wrist mobility...complete with trim and everything...thank you very much! It was actually kind of fun to make because I was so excited at the thought of moving my wrist for the next two weeks and because Greg had to help me with all the fabric stuff - it's hard to craft with no thumb!!

Easier said than done!

All I wanted was one really, really cute Easter picture...This one is pretty good, although neither Andrew or Zach has a "real" smile in it...and I do love thier real smiles, so...

Ava went for "crazy face" in this one and we caught Zach in mid smile...Andrew looks really cute - and you can even see his little jack-o-lantern teeth (a little more Halloween than Easter, but cute)...

Now Ava went for "where the wild things are" face (believe it or not, this is my favorite Ava shot of the morning), Andrew was caught not in full smile and we finally got a great one of Zach...

I think this one ended up being my favorite of the morning...not completely conventional, but still a pretty good picture of all 3...

After that last shot, this was about all Ava would do...therefore solidifying that last shot as the best of the morning!!

She's Crafty!

Greg's sister, Cyndi, came to visit us this week while the kids were on spring break and while she was here, we "projected" our hearts out! Here is some of the evidence of what we did...

A few weeks ago, Holly told me about these doll necklaces she has seen online. I knew I wanted to make them as soon as I saw them. I ended up making two sets - one for Ava and one for my sister's girls. Cyndi made some too and thought it wou ld be fun to do an "it's a small world series" with girl's from around the world. I'm going to string them on the ribbon today...I just thought it might make the picture look too chaotic...

The next project we did was painting! I did these little picture frames for the kids for their Easter baskets (I'm putting a Disney picture of them in it).

Then we were on to purses!! Cyndi saw this cute idea for making bags out of wool sweaters. We had fun shopping for old sweaters and had fun making them (except for when I sewed an entire bag and then realized I had one side on inside out - it was NOT fun to stitch rip the entire thing)

We did lots of other things too (but left much less evidence)...it was a great visit!

Foprah update...

I have an appointment on Friday morning at 10:00 to take the introduction class at PACT (public access t.v.). I'll get all the information about the other classes that I would need to take (filming and editing) and also the information about what type of a commitment it would be. I would love to do a show once a month!

Anyway, just thought some of you would be interested to know...

Pupcakes, cupcakes and some ice-cream too!

We decided this year that we wouldn't really do anything "big" for Ava's birthday...well...nothing was "big", but we did end up doing 3 little things! The picture above is on Ava's actual birthday. We were just going to have a cake at home, but the Sieberts called and invited us over and so we got a cake that was big enough to share. They added in the balloons and a few extra singing voices...and we were at a party!

The next party was at Marisa and Brian's house. Their son, Sonnen, is just a few days older than Ava and so I asked Marisa if we could combine with them to celebrate with the family. She was nice enough to say, "yes!" She had planned on doing a puppy theme since Sonnen loves to pretend to be a puppy...but who doesn't??

This is a little outfit that Marisa's mom got for Ava...hello - cute little cheffie!

Ava opening some home made play-doh from Amy and Justin (it was wrapped so cute)

Sonnen and Ava face off in the dueling candle blowing here!

Our little birthday girl

Since Marisa was wanting to do a puppy themed party, I made some puppy cupcakes - which Sonnen quickly named, "pupcakes". I thought it was so, so smart and so, so cute!

The third and final party was this past Wednesday. One of my friends, Courtney, from ECFE has a daughter that turned 2 a few days before Ava and we thought it would be fun to have a small, combined party for the ECFE group at the children's museum. The museum is all done up like a castle right now and so we decided on a "princess" theme. It was very low key - just cupcakes, playing and a small crown decorating project - but, very fun.

Our little gang from ECFE...all princes and princesses now!

Ava enjoying the delicious cupcakes that Courtney made

Zach discovered that the sprinkles could turn his tongue light blue and that the frosting tasted so good he needed it from his nose to his chin!

Me and my little Ava

Blowing out the candle...

Here are the two little birthday princesses - Ava and Kirsten!

Happy 2nd Birthday Ava!!

I princess...

My parents got Ava some dress up clothes for her birthday and they have been a huge hit! In fact, she doesn't want to take the tutu off...ever! She has worn it to ECFE, to Sam's Club, to bed each night and just about everywhere else. The above picture is her right after she opened the present and the below picture is today - still sporting the tutu!

Every time she sees herself - in the mirror or just by looking down - she says, "I princess". It's really cute and we can't resist affirming her statement!

20 Disney Pictures

Zach and Andrew trying to look terrified outside of the Tower of Terror - the ride that Andrew described as "freaky" at least 100 times during the trip!

Andrew and Ava crossing "Broadway" outside of our hotel room

Ava enjoying the dessert portion of the dining plan

Outside the Nemo ride in Epcot

The masks the kids made during our visits to the countries in Epcot (Ava had some help!)

In "Norway"

The viking defenders!

At the dance party - Ava danced for an hour non-stop. The characters stayed around her the entire time. I don't think they were used to a little one with that much excitement and stamina!

Go Minnie Go

"The" Disney picture

Another...

Everyone wanted to see what Minnie had to eat

Ava in "Morocco" - she danced to the music in the store for over 20 minutes and had the workers eating out of her hand (and dressing her with Moroccan treasures)

In "Canada"

Our little lion

We were there during the garden festival - there were some really great sculptures and beautiful flowers

Zach kissing his churro - yes, he learned that from me

A little brotherly love in the "future"

Bruce's lunch

The afternoon nappers - I think Zach fell asleep on Greg every day - it was really cute to me. I got two books read during this vacation - all during nap time!

This actually happened twice - we came into the room and Ava was reading the Bible in her little reading spot - with just a diaper and socks on!

Zach won a few carnival prizes the night we were in that area at Animal Kingdom - all by himself! He was so excited - and he should have been - he got 3 balls out of 4 in those impossible holes!

It's impossible to put a whole vacation on the blog, but this gives a really good cross section of our extended week at the happiest place on earth!

Is everything really better with bacon?

Bacon Air Freshener - Your car and/or house will smell like bacon heaven. If you know your bacon lover lives with a vegetarian this is a must have.

Bacon Bandages - If your Bacon lover is like me and is accident prone they will love you forever if you got them some of these. Unfortunately they do not smell or taste like bacon.

Bacon Wallet - It’s a wallet that looks like bacon. Do I need to say anything else?

Bacon Lunch Box - If your Bacon lover is a worker bee then get him/her this. They will be the envy of all the other bees in the hive.

Out of the mouths of babes...

This is a change for this area, but here is a conversation that my kids wanted documented:

Me: What are some good games to play?

Andrew: (Some shooting game)

Zach: Fortnite

Ava: Halo

(All kids laughing because they know how much I dislike those kinds of games)

Me: You guys are the worst children!

Zach: I'm gonna quote you on that!

It's been a long time again since adding to this, but I am happy to add this one! The song 'One Way or Another' was on the radio. The lyrics say, "one way or another, I'm gonna find ya', I'm gonna get ya', get ya', get ya', get ya'..." We were singing along and then Zach said, "I don't understand why Ghandi would sing this." It was so funny to me - I could barely tell him that it was Blondie who sings the song - not Ghandi! The thought of it being Ghandi has brought me a lot of joy though!!

It's been a very long time since I added something to this line - that's what happens when your kids get bigger. But the other day Ava had a priceless conversation with me...She has been studying the solar system at school and had a big project due. She has been really interested in everything and has been coming home and sharing all kinds of facts. She came home and was so excited to tell me about a dwarf planet. She said, "can you believe there is really a dwarf planet?" I acknowledged her interest and she said, "I was talking to my friends and we just can't believe that there is actually a planet with dwarfs living on it!". I was so amused...so amused. I explained to her that it wasn't that kind of dwarf...she was a little bummed out, but it definitely made more sense to her. I loved having an "out of the mouths of babes" moment!

I was in the kitchen making cookies with the kids and was talking to Ava. She asked me if I had big parties when I was a kid. I told her that I didn't, but that I always wished I could have a big party with all of my friends. I told her that I dreamed about growing up and having parties with all of the people I cared about and having great treats and doing fun things at the parties...She looked up at me and said, "all of your dreams have come true"! It was so cute to me...and all I could do was look at her and agree.

Ava was cutting snow flakes out of paper yesterday and then putting glitter glue on them. She was very proud of what she had done and was showing them to me. I told her how much I liked them and she said, "I could teach you how to make it - and, I think you could do it because you are pretty crafty". It's good to have the confidence of my 5 year old!

Ava gave me a mother's day card from school and on it was written (in the teacher's handwriting) "I like my mom because she gives me agates". I read it and didn't really understand the reference, but we do live near the lake and everyone is always searching for agates...I thought it was maybe just something someone else said. This week she came downstairs and asked me if I would make her an "egglette". I didn't know what she meant and she said it again, "egglette". I finally caught on and asked her if she meant an omelet. "Yes!" Then she said, "I call them egglettes, just like I did on your mother's day card." She likes me because I make her omelets...now that's my girl!!

Yesterday I was doing some bead work and Ava came and asked me if she could help me. I told her that it was kind of hard and I wasn't sure if she could help with this kind of project. She quickly told me that she could if I would just let her try. I agreed and she excitedly told me, "Thank you Mom, I've been waiting for years for you to teach me how to do this!"

I was talking to the kids yesterday and was trying to explain that Greg and someone were having trouble seeing eye to eye on the future direction of the company. Zach said, "yeah, like he said (Greg) that they should make a machine with two cranes on it and then the other guy interrupted and said, no, we should make a machine with tank wheels on it".

Today Andrew came up to Greg and was rubbing his shoulders and said, "Why are you so dense Mr. Bacon?". I looked at Andrew and said, "I think you mean tense - dense means that you aren't very smart". Andrew laughed so hard that he literally fell over!

Yesterday I was telling Ava a story and I mentioned Beth. Ava asked who Beth was and I told her that Beth is my sister and her aunt. She looked at me with her eyes wide and said, "you have a sister who is an ant??". Not that kind of ant...

Ava just got upset with Zach and told him, "I don't like you anymore". I had her go to time out and then after she got out, I asked her to apologize to Zach. She did. She said, "Zach, I'm sorry that I don't like you anymore". Nice.

Last night we were eating some cheese and crackers and Andrew asked Greg and I if we liked goat cheese and maggot bread. At first I thought he was being gross, but then realized he was totally serious...so I asked again...thinking I misunderstood. Nope, the question was about goat cheese and maggot bread. He followed up his question by informing us that it was french...that's when Greg figured out he meant "baguette" bread...there is a little difference between goat cheese and maggot bread and goat cheese and baguette bread!

The kids were playing in the toy room in the basement and Ava was bothering the boys and wouldn't stop. I called her upstairs and told her that if she didn't stop, she wouldn't be able to go back down and play. She looked at me and with tears in her eyes said, "but I will miss the basement - and all of my toys". I had to assure her that I meant she couldn't go back down right now...but that it wasn't a permanent punishment!

Today Zach was looking through a toy magazine and saw something he thought was a hand held video game. He commented that he wanted it and I told him it was only for school programs and he said, "I want any kind of a video game even if it is good for my brain!"

When we went to the alpine coaster, Ava said that riding the coaster made her stomach "have the wiggles"...what a great description!

Zach came home from the 3rd day of 1st grade and said, "Tests are a lot more fun than they seem like they are going to be - especially when you show your mom and she's really proud of you"...he's cute.

Today the kids were telling stories about places we have been and they were wondering if Ava had been born for one of the vacations. I said, no, that Ava had still been in heaven with Heavenly Father. Then Ava said, "then I turned into an alien. That's why I would live in outer space." Hmmm, guess we need a little more explanation on that concept!

When we pulled up at the Taco Bell drive thru, there is a new ad campaign with a girl who lost weight eating Taco Bell (the Jared of Taco Bell). When Zach saw her he said, "look at that hot fashion girl with a taco". I had to ask twice just to make sure that's what he said...it was. I guess in his eyes, Taco Bell had been good to her!

Tonight as the family was playing t-ball, Ava was holding the bat and was very proud to tell us that she was, "choking on it" instead of choking up. She also was happy to be wearing her baseball "mitten". Baseball lingo is still relatively new!

The other day at ECFE they were getting ready for the big transportation night and asked the kids what they would like to ride on. Ava said, "a cloud". One of the other little boys told her that it sounded scary. The teacher asked her if she thought it would be scary and how would she get up on the cloud. Ava said, "you would need a very, very tall ladder and you would have to be very careful and have someone hold it". OSHA would be proud.

On the night before Easter I was putting the kids to bed and Zach was so excited about the next morning. He was asking about eggs and the hunt and I told him that Easter was really about Jesus and the resurrection. We had a little chat and then as I turned the lights out and walked out, Zach said, "Jesus on the cross". I said, "what did you say?". He said, "Jesus on the cross". When I asked him why he was saying that, he said, "you know, like how you say Merry Christmas or Happy Birthday". Not exactly the same...let's try Happy Easter!

We were talking to the kids about college and working really hard so that you can get into a good school and Zach said, "I'm going to work really, really hard - like I'm going to try to always color in the lines."

Andrew told Ava that she looked pretty yesterday morning and Ava told Andrew, "You look cool - like rock and roll". Where in the world did she get that one?

Tonight Ava was telling us that her Daddy's name was "Daddy". I asked her what his other name was and she said, "Greg". I asked her what my name was and she said, "Momma". I asked her what my other name was and she just sat there and thought about it. I tried to give her a hint by saying, "Saaannnd", and she proudly said, "Sandbox". Close, very close.

I was eating breakfast and Zach was standing in the doorway talking to me. When we were done he said, "Mom, I know you love me. I'll be in the other room if you need me." He smiled and walked out...it really warmed my heart! This morning I was dancing for Ava while she was eating breakfast (she is usually very happy to have me twirling and shaking). When I turned around and did a little "rump shaking", Ava said, "No, not your booty - not your booty - it scares me". Lovely.

Today Ava came into the room and was whispering and said, "Do you hear that? What is it? It's a musk ox, the baby Moses and Swiper the Fox"! I thought it was quite the trio!

When Ava wants to put her money in her bank, she calls it the "piggy bank ride" like a piggy back ride...very cute!

The other morning Ava was in her bed yelling for Andrew - this is what she said, "Andrew...come here...right now...because...right now...Andrew...please". I thought it was so cute that she tried every tactic she knew - with no response from Andrew in between.

Ava just wrote on the wall with a marker and when I tried to get her to say, "I will not draw on the walls", she said, "I will be nice" instead. It did kind of warm my heart - which she needed in that moment!

I was frustrated today and said to Zach, "How many times do I have to tell you something before you'll do it?" and Zach very correctly answered, "2 times".

Andrew was telling us how excited he was to ride his favorite ride again, "Zach Smith". It took us a minute to realize that he was talking about the "Aerosmith" roller coaster - Zach Smith is our home teacher!

After waking up from a nap on vacation and trying to remember something, Zach said, "That nap made my brain not so smart".

This afternoon Ava was in a "no" mode - answering "no" to any and every question - "are you daddy's girl?", "are you pretty?", "do you love shoes?"...you get the idea. When I asked her if she liked ice cream, she said, "n" and then quickly realized what she was about to do! She happily said, "ICE CREAM" instead! If there was ever any doubt that she is a Bacon - there is the proof!!

This morning Zach was under Ava's bed and was pretending to wonder if he should come out. He kept saying, "is the ghost clear?" - I tried to tell him that the saying is, "is the coast clear?", but that didn't make any sense to him and so he decided to stick with "is the ghost clear?". I guess if there was a ghost in the room, you would wonder if you should come out and maybe it would be pertinent information to find out if he was clear as well...

Tonight I noticed that Zach had eaten all of the food on his dinner plate and I asked him if he wanted more. He said, "no" and so I asked him if he was full. He said, "no, but I'm saving my apple-tight for doughnuts".

Zach just said to Andrew, "Let's play a game of allergic, jumping shoes!" What???

After Andrew was showing me his wiggly front tooth and telling me how excited he was to lose it, he said, "but I am hoping that my sweet tooth is a permanent tooth"!

This has been happening for quite a while and it makes me smile every time. When Zach says prayers, he says, "Thank us" instead of "Thank you". So he is always asking God to thank us for everything - food, our family, our house, nice weather - you name it! I know his intention, but it still makes me smile.

Tonight Andrew said, "Mom, what exactly did you mean when you said "No more"?"

Last night Greg and I were talking to Andrew about his personality and Zach said, "Can you please stop talking about Andrew now and start talking about me?" We thought it was a good showing of his personality!

Zach has been really interested in the concept that Heavenly Father knows everything. Today he asked me, "How does He know everything?" I told him it was because he created everything and so he knows everything about those things. Then Zach said, "He must be very, very, very, very tired from all of that work".

Greg was having a father/son interview with Andrew and asked him about girls. Andrew said, "They're okay. Sometimes they are nice, sometimes they barely will talk to you. Sometimes they are bossy, sometimes they just want to hang out with other girls and sometimes they will play with you and have fun." After thinking for a moment, he summed it up by saying, "I just think they have lots of feelings." Wise beyond his years...

During Zach's interview, Greg asked him what he could do to make Zach happier and Zach said, "Get me a toy that I would like for Christmas or my birthday or if I could eat some Halloween candy right now". He also told Greg that he loved Greg so much that he would even let him keep his red Lightening McQueen - for anyone who knows Zach, you know that is some major love!

Today Andrew and Zachary were supposed to be cleaning the toy room and after about a half hour I went down to see if there had been any progress. When I found out there hadn't been much, I asked what happened and Zach said, "the t.v. annoyed me too much and made me play instead". He obviously meant "distracted", but I got the message loud and clear!

We were at Greg's grandma's 99th birthday party today (at a nursing home) and Zach announced that he didn't want to get really, really old because he wouldn't look like a normal person anymore - is that politically correct?

Zach was talking about someone being excited and saying, "Yeah", and said that "it was the different kind of yeah, not the Book of Mormon yea".

Zach was talking to his stuffed animals about something and told them that if they wanted more information they could go to http://www.com/!

Zach saw a picture of Jesus and we were talking about it. I asked him if he knew that Jesus is our older brother and he said, "Yeah, and he is super, dooper old - like 15 or something".

Andrew was watching part of 'America's Got Talent' when the male Brittney Spears impersonator came on. He was a little confused to find out that it was a man and also that he was lipsyncing. Afterwards he said, "if the guy isn't really the girl and he isn't really singing, then it doesn't seem like he really has any talent".

Andrew and Zach were playing with pretend cell phones and A asked Z who he should call. Z said, "Littlefoot" (the dinosaur from Land Before Time) and A said, "He can't hold a phone, he's a dinosaur - AND, he's prehistoric - they didn't even have phones back then". Ahhh the boundaries of make believe!

This morning Zach was arguing with me that today was not a "church day" and after a while I told him that he didn't know everything. He looked at me with a "duh" look on his face and said, "yes I do". Nice!

Zach was playing castle and he said, "I am the king, mommy is the queen, Andrew is a knight, Ava is the princess and daddy is the joker". Greg and I laughed pretty hard.

I ran a bath for the boys this morning and Andrew thought it was too hot. I told him to just sit down in it and his body would get used to it. When he sat down he said, "my tummy is telling me it's still too hot".

Zachary was telling Greg and me that Mexican jumping beans jumped because there were little caterpillars inside that made them move (something he saw on PBS??) and asked if he could have some. I told him that I didn't know where to get them and he said, "Well it isn't far away, we just have to go to Mexico".

I was explaining the concept of a decision being "black and white" to Andrew and I asked him if he knew what grey was (thinking he might know it was the mixture of the two) and he said, "Yeah, I think it is the color of the tips of seagull's wings".

Andrew woke up in the night to go to the bathroom and I asked him if he was dreaming that he had to go to the bathroom and he said, "No, my brain was just concentrating on sleeping".

I was just telling Zachary to get down from the back of the couch so that he didn't fall backwards and get hurt - the possibility of more staples came up and Cortney asked him, "Wouldn't that be terrible?" and Zach said, "Yeah, but you might get a surprise at the end"(the nurse gave him a teddy bear because he was so brave) - so much for a lesson learned!

A Very Brief History of Our Time

This is where it all started for us - Saturn of Orem (Christina always gets credit for "Greg and Sandy" because she brought me to the dealership to help her buy a car and that is how I got my job there). Greg and I met in August of 1997 at work and eventually found ourselves in a long distance relationship with romantic rendezvous in Winnamucca. Yes, we know we may be the first ones to find Winnamucca romantic. We got married in September of 1999 and I moved to Sacramento. We had so much fun living and playing in California. In September of 2001 we welcomed Andrew into our lives. A few short months later we found ourselves transferring to Detroit for work. Detroit brought many wonderful changes in our lives including Zach in June of 2004. In 2006 Greg finished his MBA and made the decision to leave GM. Off to Utah! We spent two great years there and even fulfilled our "1 child per state" precident with the addition of Ava in March of 2007. One month ago we transferred to Duluth - the headquarters for Greg's work. It's been quite the whirlwind, but we wouldn't change any of our experiences.

We have been so blessed to find wonderful friends everywhere we have lived and we hope this blog helps us to keep in touch.

Bacon Bits

Dream Up. Copy Cat. Chit Chat.

First I was afraid, I was petrified...

HELP!! The show needs a name...

Pass the hacksaw and fabri-tac please...

Easier said than done!

She's Crafty!

Foprah update...

Pupcakes, cupcakes and some ice-cream too!

I princess...

20 Disney Pictures

Is everything really better with bacon?

3 little monkeys

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Ava is walking! Watch her on google video...

Andrew and Zach

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Ava's 18 Month stats!

Ava's 12 month Stats!

Out of the mouths of babes...

A Very Brief History of Our Time

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