Thomas McMahon aka TwisterMc
On our recent trip to Florida we took a day trip up to The Wizzarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios. If you ever get the chance, I highly recommend it! We started off on the Hogsmeade side of things we visited Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. You get to tour it while waiting in...
When on vacation, it’s always good to check out some of the local restaurants and see if you can find something new and different. We had Butterbeer (both regular and frozen and frozen was much better), Gillywater, M&M pancakes, Oreo waffles, burger and fries that came in a 50s style car, and strawberry pina colada pancakes...
Found this on the web in white but it was hard to read so I inverted it. Much more usable now. Enjoy Potter fans.
We had a nice fire in the fire pit in the backyard tonight. Not only did we have marshmallows, but we also toasted some Peeps! I prefer marshmallows myself, but Lily loves the Peeps.
Another school year has come and gone. Lily’s last day of 3rd grade was today and she’s excited to start her summer vacation.
We have not one but two fairy gardens this year. This one is located on our deck and has some nice pieces that we gave Lily at Easter along with some things we had just sitting around. Only a few plants in here but they’ll grow big. The other one is similar, but has bigger...
With a gap in the blizzard I tried to dig out the driveway. I did it but it’s not the best job. More snow is on the way too!
Lily and I went outside to enjoy the blizzard today. Lots of snow and lots of wind. It was fun for a little while but that wind & snow eventually hurts your face. Don’t let this picture trick you though, it’s much worse out there than it looks like.
My parents farm has more than just fresh air and four-wheeling, it also has baby animals! Kittens is what drew us down there over the weekend. Three little balls of claws and energy. Three little kittens, and one little girl in heaven. She carried them around, put them in baskets, purses, and loved them as...
