Showing posts with label Stephanie Barclay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stephanie Barclay. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Charlie Sheen - DUH WINNING!


This is an honourable mention regarding Charlie Sheen. While visiting Amarillo, I had the opportunity and the pleasure of spending time with my sister Stephanie who has this amorous appetite for bad boy Sheen. After sitting through a DVR showing of Charlie's 20/20 Interview and watching my little sis sign up on Sheen's Twitter, I saw that she was absolutely bowled over by this Two and A Half Men star. His recent antics has set the media all ablaze and Stephanie has even gone out and purchased a T-Shirt with a Sheen-ism on it. Well, I could not let this pass for one moment without letting my wit catch up to this splendid opportunity to highlight my sis' infatuation with this "ooone craaazy duuuuude", Charlie. So, I quickly went to work on Photoshop to combine a photo of Stephanie's T-Shirt with the Sheen-ism on it with a little local Amarillo flavor (as she is from there), but without the fine bells and whistles that it truly needed (time was of essence as she normally goes to bed about 9pm). So, without further ado, here is the final artwork (again, it was a quicky (naughty naughty thoughts--shame on you!)).

Visit to Amarillo


Well, I got to visit my sister, Ms. Pamela last week. It has been over 5 months, since I last seen her or my sister, Ms. Stephanie. During this trip, I also got to see and visit all of my nephews, Rian, Roger and Jeremy. I also got to visit with my nieces Sarah and Cassie. It had been over a year, since I last seen them. All in all in was a very good trip up and back with my mother. We had some real quality time together during our trip. I really love visiting family now that we are all so much closer together. A highlight of my trip was to see my first great nephew, Kason. He is absolutely adorable. Big eyes and cherubic cheeks. Very sweet little boy. My niece, Jessica, is such an endearing mother to Kason. And, of course, my sister, Stephanie Diane, was as proud as she could be in her delight of her first grandbaby. It was a wonderful trip.