Bison: They Really do Ram Trains

I get out of class on Monday nights at 10 p.m. So by the time I get home, I'm pretty hungry. Good thing Wendy's is open until 1 a.m. because I sure crave me some chili and baked potato (seriously, it costs $2 and it's super filling and delicious). Although, this last Monday Ben took a picture of it. Apparently he thinks drinking chocolate milk with chili is super gross. He asked if I was pregnant. I said, "No I am not, but who does not like chocolate milk with just about anything??" Except for Ben I guess.
Side Note: That is my favorite green t-shirt you are seeing above. I gotta have me some ugly green comfy shirt every night! I put that thing on and I go, "aww, that feels nice".
And Ben goes, "Kelly, that shirt is really frumpy".
And I go, "You're just jealous you don't have a pooh green colored shirt that flows over your body so nicely".

Warning for this next picture: Don't look if you get scarred easily.
Just sayin'.

Oh my goodness, is that my favorite green shirt again...yes it is!

I am not an attractive sleepy person as you can tell. I should just be like all the movie stars and wear natural looking make-up. Or maybe I just shouldn't wear that unforgiving color of green? Anyway, I guess Ben thought it was amusing that Ethan I sleep the same.

Don't mind my messy room. I like it that way, really.

We love the zoo! Especially when it's not busy.

Proving a point:
Do any of you remember that story I told in 2008 about the zoo train and buffalo? Click HERE and read before you move on if not.

waiting...
waiting...
waiting...

Okay, so I took the boys on the zoo train when we went to the...wait for it, wait for it...ZOO.
As we were riding past the Buffalo I noticed a brand spanking new fence around them next to the train tracks.
I got home and informed Ben of this ASAP. Ben, see I was right! Buffalo really do ram trains, that's why they put up a safety fence! HA!

And Ben replied, "No Kelly, they did that because of the passengers. You see the zoo train passengers have been jumping off the train to try to wrestle with the Bison...it's a new thing now. They were protecting the bison from the human."

Boys - they just can't admit when they're wrong.