Jenny-O turkey breast on sale plus salsa plus sour cream plus whole wheat penne pasta equals tasty dinner for Sarah.

So last night I discovered that packages of 20 oz. Jenny-O turkey breasts were on sale, 2 for $7.00. I was totally stoked. THEN I realized that on each package there was a coupon for another dollar off. 20 oz. of turkey breast for $2.50! These are the sorts of things that thrill me.

So in honor of my discovery, I documented the awesome dinner that I made.





Hello breast. I'm sure the bird you came from went down fighting.







Already tasty looking.







Too much olive oil. Oh well.







Any tube shaped pasta tastes best.






This salsa and sour cream are going to get to know each other very well.







I actually didn't realize I had bought Hot salsa until after I'd opened the jar.






This is low fat sour cream. Don't ever buy fat free. Ever.







I heart tubes.







Pretty.







Pretty food needs a pretty plate.

It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood...

The icicles are almost completely melted. I'll miss them until next week when they reform.

Field trip to enjoy the warm, all 45 degrees of it.

So I decided I needed to get out of the house and enjoy warm weather. It was 45 degrees today so I went over to my parents' house to say, "Yo. Where's my dinner?" And then I ate a hot dog and french fries. Thanks Dad!




The giant icicles have started melting. They look like a little waterfall.










A little expressway.







I forgot the sky could look like this.







This farm has these massive bulls that look like they could take out a tank if they were so inclined.






Check it- you can see the ground!







This farm has llamas or alpacas. I can't really tell.







That small puddle on the right will stretch across the entire road by the end of April.






My parent's yard as I left.







The road home.







Hello, moon.







The light on the trees makes me not want to hibernate.







Come back soon.

Construction of a cute thing.

So I took photos of the Gingerbread Man ornament construction process. I know we're all done with Christmas, but I wanted to share. Cause I like to look at cute things. And my Homer head slippers.



Pieces cut out with buttons.







Pretty blanket stitching.







More blanket stitching.









Stuffing has commenced.








He has felt innards.







Those are his brains.












Full of Gingerbread Man meats.

I've discovered the source of the problem and inspiration where I never thought to look.

Maybe this is why I can never find anything.





I've decided I can't choose one favorite color. It would alienate the others.