Okay, so I don't care if you think Guster is a band or a brand of dish soap or a breed of dog (answer: a), you must check this out. You must you must. I promise you no matter now bad your day is, you will feel better afterwards. Really.
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How sweet would it be to get superpowers from the Chanukah Santa?
Reminds me of this one Youth Conference we had where my dad was in charge, and he asked my friend's dad, who is Jewish, the president of the Hillel organization at PSU, to come speak to us about Jewish traditions and so on and so forth. As he begun his talk, he asked if anyone knew what the holiest day of the year is for Jews, and this girl in the back pipes up, "Christmas?" So embarrassing. That's my proxy embarrassment story.
My favorite part, though, of Tya's story, is in the author's note at the end. The part about her butt being the same shape as Ryan's and her mom having a big butt. Hilarious.
Dude, I was giggling throughout the book, but when I got to the "my mom has a big butt", I just about died laughing. That's when I decided I had to share her story with the world. The end.
21 more paper chains to go!!!
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