Random lovin

I found this website called The Spoon Sisters through Wedding Bee and I think I found a new love, sorry Scott, but this website has everything a girl could need and more.

Check out these party cups.. perfect for the upcoming Stag and Doe (more about that later).

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And this shoe door stopper, perfect to hold my office door open for the world to see.

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This Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbook for College is perfect for Lauren who’s heading off to University! Advice on how to survive “the spins,” discover the best way to sleep in class, identifying unsafe institutional food and much more.

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These luggage tags are way too cute. Perfect for all the traveling I well don’t do.. A girl can dream right?

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Heart paper clips because who could resist these cuties.

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and lastly Emergency Chocolate. Any other choc-a-holics out there? chocolate.jpg

The case of the smelly PIG-NAPPING!

I was reading some news articles on cbc.ca and this one jumped out at me:

Thieves carried off 22 pigs in compact car, say police
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WOW. To sum up the story for you, a pair of guys (aged 19 and 20) stuffed 550 kgs (thats about 1200 lbs) of loud, dirty, smelly pigs into a compact car. They ate one (I hope they cooked it well) and sold the rest to “unsuspecting customers”.

We grew up on a pig farm (three of us still live at home), and I for one find this story completely absurd. Our parents would never have purchased pigs from two young guys in a compact car. I don’t know any farmers around here who would get involved with such a weird scam.

It kind of reminds me of a running joke around our home when we were younger. A friend or relative would knock on the door and then open it right away (we’re classic Canadians who leave our doors unlocked 24/7) and yell “Helloooo!” Typically, someone would yell back “go away! We don’t want any encyclopedias!”
And finally, it seems a though this is not the first time this has happened to this farmer! Thieves once butchered two pigs right in his barn and made off with the meat. I wonder if they were trained as butchers?  More about the story here:

Pig-napping case angers N.B. farmer