Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Gun it to Gunther's! #5

A day is always made better with a treat (or a few treats) from good ol' Gunther's.



Enjoying my fruit freezes and ice cream.  D-licious!

Saturday, March 3, 2012

Chicken bake

I almost fell into the dark depths of the salt container.



What a tragedy that would have been. 



After all, I was just innocently seasoning my chicken. 



It would have been an untimely demise and I never would have gotten to bake and eat my awesome chicken.

Friday, March 2, 2012

Fried bites



Hallelujah!



It's a box of McDonald's Chicken McBites! 



They were awesome.  I also had some awesome French fries.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Roll, roll, roll your...

...toilet paper gently to the restroom...





Wowie, it sure is big!



This roll will last me forever!  How long would it last you?

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Fly away, butterfly

Today I sprouted awesome butterfly wings.



Just kidding!  But these Pepperidge Farm Golden Butter crackers sure were awesome!

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Fabulous Folsom Part V

I enjoyed some time by Lake Natoma.





Then I headed back through the park.





And went across the street!  Wowie, there were lots of cars.  Good thing I didn't get run over.



Green and yellow -- my favorite colors!  What's your favorite color? 



I trekked across the Folsom historic truss bridge, which was originally dedicated in 1893.  See that white sign attached to the bridge in the picture above? Apparently back in the day there was a $25 fine for driving more than 20 horses, 50 cows, or 200 sheep, pigs or goats over the bridge at one time.  



I had an awesome time in Folsom!

Friday, February 24, 2012

Fabulous Folsom Part IV

After admiring the awesome tools in the machine shop, I went strolling through the grounds.



Awesome green grass and awesome green weeds!  I sure do love the color green.







Walking down the trail...



...to the awesome grinding rock!  The holes were filled with water; they were like swimming pools to a little man.  The grinding rock is where Native Americans prepared their awesome acorn meal.



I then hiked down to the river; this part of the American River is called Lake Natoma.  There were lots of birds nearby, including mallards, seagulls, Canadian geese, and an American coot.  Cool!