the hilarious things we all say sometimes

These are some fun and exciting quotes that have occurred as of late, for your laughing enjoyment.


Jenn: "Steve doesn't like cross-dressing."

Jenn: "All of us were on our feet working all day, just so we could party.  Why do people party?  It's just a lot of work.  They're crazy!!"

Steve: "Who's the Prince fan back there who is sad that we skipped the Prince song?"
Nephew 9: "It was me!"

Jenn: "Pesto salmon, is weird.  That's what we've learned today."

Jenn: "I need to go home and drink.... water..."

Jenn: "We are sexy dancing people."
Steve: "No exclamation mark at the end?"
Jei: "No. It's just a fact."
Mom: "Of course you are.  Dance on."

Steve: "I can't remember the name of that restaurant, but it's a bit more expensive."
Jei: "Yeah, that's because they actually cook your food."

Jei: "You can keep them around to wear for when you do things where they might break.  Like sports.  All those sports you do.  Your secret sports."
(Me trying to convince Jenn, who plays no sports, that her new glasses she doesn't like will have a good use.)

Jei: "Have you seen Scott Pilgrim vs. the World?"
Amber: "No.  You?"
Jei.  "Yes.  I am in love with it.  Tomorrow I am marrying it, and on Saturday we are having babies.  Little bass playing Canadian babies."
Amber: "Wow, quick gestation period."
Jei: "That's how they do it in Canada."
Amber: "Makes for easier planning, I guess."

(During the middle of dinner.)
Niece 7: "I'm going to take my pants off, right now."
(And she did.)

(He randomly runs up to Jenn, out of the blue)
Nephew 9: "Mom, I was coughing and coughing a lot and coughed so much that I threw up a little bit, so if the floor is kind of slippery, that's why."

Sushi night

Tonight was the first of what we hope will be many monthly sushi nights. We went to Sakura. The service was TERRIBLE. Super slow and totally unconcerned about our needs. Not like the last time we went there at all. Nevertheless it was good food and good friends so it all worked out in the end. I missed you, my fellow bloggers of the friend blog. Here are some pictures for you.

 All gone

 Josh tried to help me get a picture of Jeff

Yay for friends and Sushi

Karren told me that since she took Japanese Humanities or some totally random class like that (sorry Karren, I can't remember what it's called) she knows the story of this painting. It is about a girl who has to practice a dance so they lock her in her room with a lion head to practice it but the lion spirit possesses the girl and she turns into a lion and breaks out and kills people.