KristinaDee's Guestbook

First comment and i'm first WOOT
Hey there! Looks like you are having a great time and i can't believe you actually had to bust out the toque and scarf in mexico! P.S send some of that sun up here. The -31 weather is kinda getting annoying.

I have
only one thing that you don't right now - SNOW LOTS AND LOTS OF SNOW. bet you're jealous right? HAHA I know I know - As if! Good to know you're still rockin' Mex. Love love!

stuffing
woot i agree... thanksgiving is all about the stuffing

Turkey musings
Good for you. Pretty brave. I hate to think how old I was before I tried cooking my first bird. This is a year you can be truly thankful for. A skiff of snow yesterday (Oct 10 2006), all gone now. Glorious, but nippy. Keep on cookin' Susan Bottern

Turkey!
Great legs on that turkey!!!! Hope it went down well! Lots of love, from all the Stratties. xxxx

Congrats
Hi Kristina; Congratulations on your first turkey. However, I feel I have failed you somehow by you leaving this house without knowing what a turnip is! What have I done!?!?!?! It looks like you had a great thanksgiving. Great photos.

My word
Have finally figured out this blog thing. Good work on your part in keeping us updated about your Mexican life. We live vicariously through you!! Just figured out I read your blogs backwards but will do better in the future (we older folks don't catch onto this high falutin' techie stuff as quickly as you young people). One of your first pictures showed you jumping into the ocean and there was a house in the background. If I do not miss my mark (which I do quite regularly) that house is where Night of the Iguana was filmed. You are aware, no doubt, that PV is where Burton and Taylor continued their new affair after the filming of Cleopatra was finished. They put the little sleepy village of PV on the worldwide map. Have you seen the house they bought yet? I know every one of our Rotary exchange students has an awesome time whereever they go but I must say, the sight of the ocean and the sand made my heart turn over. Speaking of which, we finally got our first significant frost two nights ago. Quite late for us. We are having a marvelous fall. Try teaching the Mexicans about frost. Keep dancin' and don't sweat the school stuff. Drink it all in. Deeply. With tinges of green-eyed envy, but wishing you all the best, Susan Bottern

Photos.
The photos are really lovely. You look so happy in Mexico! I Look forward to your next update. By the time you get this it will be almost the weekend again so 'have a nice weekend'. Lots of love, all the Stratties xx

MMM...PB Cookies
Haha...sound's like a wicked week especially with all the partying. So...yea I've really got nothing but I did have a weird day today...I kept having DeJaVu after the other...haha. Ummm...yea I got nothing else to add. P.S. 2 months till Baby J.J. is born and I swear on my soul thats what it is...:D

Waaaah!! Your conference sounded like it was awesome!!! We only have 6 of us in our district here... so yeah, not quite as wild... School's sorta the same here; all I do is copy stuff off of the board or doodle... it's cute though when everyone tries to explain something - they whip out their electronic translators and all crowd around, pointing at the screens... anyhoo, love your pictures!! And your updates...! Have fun! (that sounds so dumb but I hope you do, anyways)

Hhhmmmmm......
It sounds like a hoot! Lots of new faces for you to meet too. (Isn't there anybody from Ireland there?? At all...??!!) anyhoo, glad to see your having lots of fun and working on that tan! Love to you from us, all the Stratties. p.s. Happy weekend again. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Hi Kristina Have only just caught up with the last few entries - sounds like you are having a ball. The pics are great, Mexico is BEAUTIFUL!! Hope the conference goes well. Piense en usted. Mucho Amor. All the O' Dohertys xxxx