contracting horrible diseases, engineering degrees, and yellow-and-blue kitchens
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Above picture: Where all the magic happens.This is the Bridge Foundation's kitchen. I make my breakfast here early in the morning before anyone arrives. How do I get in? TBF trusted me with an office key, since I live so close.
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The main reason for posting a picture of myself in TBF's office kitchen was to show my mom that I am healthy. She swore that I was going to lose at least 25-plus pounds. She also predicted that I was going to contract some horrible diseases (yes, plural).
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The skillet I have in my hand should provide you with some scale. It is a normal-sized skillet. So, if you want to see how thick or skinny I am, pull out a normal-sized skillet, and use it to compare against yourself in relation to the picture of me.
If it sounds to complex, it is. You will probably need an engineering degree to figure it out.
Lesson of the day: Andrew is healthy.
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Lesson of the day: Engineering degrees are hard to come by.
posted by Andrew at 6:15 AM
4 Comments:
I think that black stuff on the pan should stay on the pan unlike the one your holding. Its called teflon and its poison and you will probably die, thats to bad. You do look heatly right now, hugs and kisses.
Oh and nice shirt.
I am happy that you look so healthy and handsome.
I am glad that you haven't gotten sick!
What happened to your legs? Why aren't you showing your legs? Did something horrible happen to them?
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