Ding Dong the Witch is Dead

Life in the Fast Lane

Green Dirt Farm

On Sunday, Margaret, Penny and I toured Green Dirt Farm,
and then were treated to a Slow Food cheese tasting/pairing.
This is  a unique women owned and operated 
small farm near Weston, MO, 
dedicated to bringing delicious grass-fed lamb 
and farmstead sheep's milk cheeses to our community.

Confirmed in the Spirit

Kylie Adele Bridgid Gunderson

Kylie's wonderful sponsor, Bob McDonald

The Nuns

The Mom, the Dad and the Sister...

Job well done Kylie!

Kylie's BVN Freshman Spash

BVN Swim Team

5 AM  practice make's a short night
Squeeze into suit that's feels nice and tight
Drive in the dark, you're committed no doubt
Dry land first, you must stretch out 
Dive in the water, yikes its cool
Your home has now become the pool
Towel, googles, suit and cap
Getting ready is a snap

3 more hours each day after school
1000 yard sets are your tool
Cutting time to move up in the heats
Lots of hard work to get ready for the meets

It's time for a meet,  so clear your mind
Freestyle 200 & 500, oh what a grind
On the blocks,  in your prime

In these events you must drop time

Pull, pull, pull, kick, kick, kick

The easy road you did not pick

In the lead, don't look now

You just touched first, holy cow!

Tried your hardest, it was fun

Wait for the results, find out if you won!

Take me out with the swim team
Take me out with the crowd
Buy me some goggles and Gatorade
Blue Valley North memories will never fade
So its root, root, root for the Mustangs 

        "MUS-TANG    RE-LAY…"

If they don't win its a shame for its
one... two...DQ's you're out
on the ol' North Team!"

Spring Has Sprung!

Kylie's View on Kansas City

Hairball idea to entertain us

Keeping up with being quirky, Adelaide and I visited the Hair Museum (think Route 66) in Independence, Mo last week. It has the worlds largest collection of hair wreaths. Prior to the invention of photography, Victorian women crafted jewelry and wreaths from the hair of family members and friends for keepsakes, and as a family grew, so did the wreath. Normally in a horseshoe shape to hold luck, and allow more to be added. It was fascinating, and odd.

Easter Blessing Abound

Naturally dyed farm eggs - (cabbage, red onion, curry etc.)

Cabbage dyed

We had so much fun on Easter with Derito, Grandma, Cory, Nicole, Bob and Mara here with all of us, that I was and egghead, and forgot to take photos once every one arrived...

The hunt begins...

 Can YOU find the egg?

Found it!

Looking

score,they're finding more....,

and more....!

Au Revoir Honey