Kelly!!!! How are you hunnie!!

hey kelly... whats up??? i am just wondering off into myspace space, and realized i have written you like 3 times and have gotten zero replies???? and your excuse would be??? get a hold of me already, you know, before or 30th birthday!!!!

awww,hey thank you,i miss seeing you 2, you still working at molly's?

Oh love...you're my favorite 'shot thirty' type of girl...hope you made it safe to where you were going tonight!?! Look forward to many more nights!!!

that's why we are the Some-thing-or-others!!!!!

great song...one of my favorites!!!

I'm sorry about lastnight! Next thursday is your night! Whatever you want to do!!! See you at work tonight! XOXO

Reasons for different beer glasses! I researched this...

*Glass plays an important role in the appreciation of the beer. The shape serves two purposes: it allows some of the carbonation to escape, and it allows the aroma to be better enjoyed.


One suggestion for serving beer is NOT to serve it in a frosted glass. The frosting process applies the flavors and aromas of the freezer to the glassware and it masks the flavor of the beer.


Pouring your beer into a glass, instead of drinking from the can or bottle, is a great practice. It allows the beer to breathe, improving the flavor, and it enhances your enjoyment of the aroma as well. It also gives you a chance to appreciate the visual appeal of the nectar of the gods.


The stemmed beer glass is also a favorite of the bartender because it can be hung by its base. Mugs, another popular type of beer glass, can be hung by their handles. Unusual beer glass styles include the fishbowl, the hourglass, the chalice, the boot, and the barrel glass. One of the most unusual shapes is the thistle glass for Scotch ales.

I don't know what sun your looking at, but the view from my back porch looks pretty shitty.
I was suppose to go wakeboarding today :(

I gotta know, what the hell is "Kelly~Nichia~Wow~Wow" about?