Saturday, December 17, 2011

holladaze!









It's officially that time of year. Christmas has seriously taken everyones brains. I am sorry other holidays but Christmas seriously would murder you in a game of badminton. Christmas got game! The SNL Christmas episode is on, I can't stop eating my moms christmas cookies from work and don't you dare say word Santa around a kid or they will freak out. Either way I am working on some pretty sweet presents for my loved ones. I have been obsessed with all the houses decked out christmas lights. I think winter would be ten times better if they left them on past the holidays. Some recent photos I have taken above. 

Monday, December 12, 2011

Happy Monday

I usually don't color on my photos but this one I couldn't help it. Eating a PB and J at the Lake Warmaug Look out earlier today for a post birthday hike with one of my oldest and best friends Katie! 

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Shawty

 a well traveled woman
I don't even need to see the front of him, I already know hes a shawty. I can feel it. I think I need to start a shawty of the week on here.

twins











Some photos I took around Thanksgiving of my cousins Nelson and Tyler, they are probably the two most adorable boys I have ever met and I am not just saying that because we are related. 

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

He's back!

snacks


I realized that I never talk about food on here which is weird because I am probably the biggest foodie of all time. On my twitter I just tweet photos of meals I make myself, and thats about the only reason I have one. But last night and today I made myself some kale chips. Let me tell you they are the yummiest, healthiest and most addicting snack on the planet. I thought I would share my first ever recipe yipeee!!

What you need:
Kale
olive oil
cajun spice
sea salt
pepper

1. Preheat your oven at 350. Rinse off you kale and cut the trick stems off so you are left with the leafy curls. (the photos above don't show this however you should cut the stems.
1. Place the kale in a bowl and drizzle a little bit of olive oil on them. This was my first mistake I dumped olive oil all over the kale and it resulted in very limp and greasy kale chips. For best results you only need a minimal amount.
2. Put your hands in the bowl and toss around the kale so the olive oil coats each leaf. Add sea sale, pepper and cajun spice as much or as little as your like. Keep tossing the kale so that all the leaves are covered.
3. Lay the kale on a baking sheet and stick in the oven for 10 minutes. Be careful on timing they burn quick. By ten minutes they should be crispy and green, if not leave in a little longer like 1 minute. You don't want your kale chips to turn brown.
4. Place on a plate and eat them with ketchup, hummus or lemonaise. Be careful once you start eating these its hard to stop!