Kym Ventola.....
*likes hearing her husband laugh uncontrollably while watching Curb Your Enthusiasm.
*has a 3 year old son, Johnny. He's, pretty much, the funniest person on this earth.
*prefers Red Vines to Twizzlers.
*hates to admit guilty pleasures, but Lady GaGa is one of them. (Fine....I said it, Mackenzie)
*loves photographing weddings because we get the coolest couples in town.
*doesn't listen to country music, unless it's Johnny Cash or Patsy Cline.
*can't tie her hair in a ponytail anymore.
*wants to retire to France some day.
*likes to sing Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star with Johnny.....anytime, anyplace.
Mackenzie Goodman.....
*is quiet, but hilarious.
*became Kym's friend because they shared the same 'favorite film': Harold & Maude. Yes.
*won't answer the phone if she's watching an All-Day Project Runway Marathon
*prefers even numbers....this is important information, I know. You're welcome.
*lives by the quote: "Live every week like it's Shark Week" - Tracy Jordan, 30 Rock
*is an incredible photographer
Mollie’s poem, from the contest:
“My Mom is the perfect person to guide and love me in all the ways that I need it. I would say that she is superwoman but superwoman doesn’t begin to cover all of the things that are amazing and wonderful about her. Its because of her that our family runs...
Elizabeth’s poem, from the contest:
“My Mom: Even though she is around 5ft tall, she has a heart of a giant! Even though her shoe size is only 5 and a half, she will walk miles to get to her daughters if they are in need. She has great integrity and a charisma that lights up...
Tayler’s poem for the contest:
“she knows the secret to life is education, not in books and words, but in life and love. she knows that real character is based on decisions made everyday. she knows that there is wisdom in silence. she knows that family is a home not a house. she knows that the...
Chelsea’s poem, for the contest:
I wrote this poem in 6th grade. I truly believe that I am the person I am today, because of my mom.
Which Direction
There were two paths,
set for me to choose.
I didn’t know where to go,
but I didn’t want to lose.
One was to follow my daddy’s way,
that didn’t turn out right.
He went...
