Tomorrow my cousin Julia is coming to visit!!! Cousin Julia is amazing. She’s funner than Jiffy Pop (As fun to make as it is to eat!) or Silly String or knitting or all of that stuff combined! When I turned 7 she made me a very special book full of crafts, recipes, games and stories. I still use it, and I’ve always loved it. When Christian and I were very small, a hoodlum by the name of Mr. Nobody (he was invisible you see) used to haunt Cousin Julia and Cousin Kylee’s house and perform mischievous acts. He was very bad at it though. Always left these construction paper footprints all over the place. If you followed the clues on the footprints, they usually led you to his secret stash of goodies (candy, presents, DVD’s)
So I am highly anticipating her arrival.
Here’s an FYI about Mexico – When greeting females, make sure to kiss them on the cheek. Doesn’t matter if you are a man or woman, boy or girl, you must always kiss Mexican females on the cheek. And it’s not exactly kissing. It’s more like making a kissing sound and touching the side of your face to the side of her face as you shake hands. Christian finds it highly unsanitary, but I think it’s a nice tradition.
Oh, and if you’re a guy meeting another guy, forget about everything I just said. 😀
Isn’t that the same Mr. Nobody as from Betty Blonde?
Kelly, if he’s really handsome, do you then turn the other cheek?
Dad,
It certainly is!!!
Mr. G.
Well of COURSE you do! :O That’s what the whole tradition was made up for anyway. 😀