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#1: Kristen Vognild (kristen) on Jun 8, 2012 [SPOILER]

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i think that "chainsaw-looking thing coming out of her back" is actually the steering wheel (viewed from the side) that aldege is holding

thx for entry...i agree with bugaboo

OIC, it's an interior view :)

I agree with bugaboo, Sensei and Kristen after looking at the image with new eyes.

WELCOME BACK! We missed you! Thanks for your entry!

Welcome back! How did the move go? Is the property all you expected from the photos? Are you and Niki and the kids adjusting? Tell us everything!

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bet he is whispering somethings :)

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Thx Nancy,it's good to be back. The move didn't go exactly as smooth as i would of liked,however we got through it without any casualties. Destyny was wonderful. I wish i could say the same for our boys,however.:)

I wish i could say i intended what Bug and Tom see,but that's not the case. Me having Niki up against the steering does make for a better puzzle,i think.lol.:)

Thx Jota,i missed all of you too.:)

That's when you lie and say "yep, that's what I intended the whole time" :)

Chris keeps telling me that the main reason she fell for me was the sexy Celica. (There's a bunch of other items that used in place of the car on alternate tellings, though.)

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Thx Lollipop,the move didn't go as smooth as i would of liked,but we got through it without incident. The house isn't exactly as the real estate pictures made it out to be. The photographers use a wide angle lens which makes the rooms look bigger,however the house is beautiful and a lot bigger than our old house in Ontario. The property on the other hand is much bigger than what the pictures showed,and is utterly beautiful. There is about 2 acres of usable front and back yard,with hills and slopes,and trees everywhere,including my favourite white birch trees. There is also a babbling brook at the very back of our land,and then 90 acres of forest,and a lake beyond that. There is a beautiful view of the mountains,and tall pine trees,from almost every window of the house,and the drive to our house,from either little town that we are between. The kids got registered for school immediately,and love it. We are all adjusting well,but i have to admit,there is a lot of work involved in getting all set up,and having to look after such a big property. I'll try to tell you more of our adventurous move,through puzzles,and we'll try to put some video and pictures on F/B for everyone soon.:)

hey Al..sounds like Mr. B land :)

Thx Teresa,i will try to tell all through puzzles,but it might take some time,as i have to try to fit in PBN time in between work and time with Destyny. In the puzzle i am whispering in Niki's ear,saying " If your impressed with the size of the fins on my car,just wait until you see....",lol.:)

Rofl,Kristen.:)

John,what year Celica did you have? They're really cool cars,especially the early models.:)

karl,i kissed her first,then we ended up swallowing each other. It was a great first date.:)

ROFL Tom,there is a stray cat hanging around too,all i have to do is get a rooster,and some chickens and it will be Mr. B land.lol.:)

I had two Celicas - a 75, and then a 79. The first one was before I met Chris, the second was almost new when I first met her. I kept it until it was 12 years old (still running fine but the body had rust everywhere - Toyota went through a period where they were using recycled steel, and the impurities meant that they would get rust bubbles all over). Somehow, a Celica seems less appropriate after you have kids - the back seat is more a token than actual.

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