A Visual Plethora

Today was a good day, and to give it a little change of pace, I'd thought I'd include pictures from throughout the day to cleanse your visual palate.

I slept in really late because I was exhausted from the week of finals and babysitting. Afterwards, Ally, Martina, and I went and ran errands around town, and then went and visited my mom at her new work.

As some of you may know, when Ally and I get in the car, we like to jam out to songs, and when we jam out, we do it right. We both have microphones and a blow up guitar in our cars. In case you need a visual reminder, here it is:

We also like making other people jam in the car when they ride with us:

In keeping with tradition, we made Martina do a solo during "Don't Stop Believing" by Journey:

Afterwards, we made mom take a picture showing school spirit for her new school (the panthers), here's mom and Martina taking a picture with a panther claw:

I think Martina finds us to be little crazy, but who doesn't? Afterwards, we thought it would be a good idea to take a picture of all of us:

I can already tell that Martina is going to fit in really well, because when we took "ugly face" picture, she didn't even need to be told what qualified as an ugly face (sometimes people think just sticking your tongue out qualifies, it does not.)

Later, we all watched the Olympics, we all saw it, it was really awesome, so I don't think I need to give you a recap, but look at this picture I found online? Who do you think this guy looks like?

Jim Halpert with a mullet anyone? I think so.
Also, did anyone see the amazingly cute earthquake victim kid that walked in with Yao Ming? If his is an orphan, I think I will adopt him.

While I was watching the Olympics, I took an online CPR certification course because I need to be certified for work. The "certification" consisted of a series of pictures, 30 minutes of reading, and a test that consisted of questions like: "To see if an infant is unresponsive, you should slap him across the face, true or false". (This is not an exaggeration, although the question was a multiple choice question with slap across the face as a choice). I in no way recommend this course for someone who does not already know how to perform CPR, but it did its job. Here is an example of one of the pictures:
Anyways, I am now officially CPR, First Aid, Bloodborne Pathogen, and Cognitive A.E.D skills certified, and it only took me an hour, verses the four hour course I would have taken reviewing information I already knew.

The course even gave me a free wallet card to keep if emergencies arise, so if you're ever with me and cardiac or first aid emergency should arise, fret not, I am prepared.

Tomorrow consists of a whole lot of nothing.

-with love, Jenna

I don't really think I like that one.