To hump or not to hump, is that even a question??

Today, Jenna, Lindley, and I went downstairs after unpacking to see if Tracey needed any help making dinner. We figured that we should help out after sleeping through 2 meals already. She said no and that everything was taken care of. So we sat in the living room to talk and play with the dogs. Lindley is standing up and Bronie, who is a female english bull dog, runs to her and starts nibbling at her leg. I think it's funny, and then I see Bronie jump up and grab Lindley's leg and begins to HUMP her. I thought this was the funniest thing ever. All Lindley can say is "owwww". Tracey runs in and pulls her off. She puts the "collar of shame" on Bronie. It's like a bark collar, but instead of shocking it sprays. It gets traded around the dogs all day. It is hilarious. The dogs hate wearing it and begin to pout whenever it gets put on. Regardless of the collar, Bronie comes back (unsatisfied) and begins to hump Jenna's leg. I am laughing so hard at this point. I can't call for Tracey and Jenna just slightly moves her leg to get her off. I guess Tracey heard my laughing at comes to Jenna's rescue. Bronie was perfect all of dinner, but then I feel something....Bronie starts to hump my legs under the table!! hahahaha oh man...this dog needs a friend.

For our first homecooked dinner, we had ribs. I don't like ribs, but to be nice I ate them anyways. They were good, but I had no idea that you are supposed to eat them off of the bone. So while everyone else is chowing down, I'm cutting my meat off the bone. They probably thought I had some weird meat phobia. Oh well. Tracey also made homemade french fries. They were fantastic!

Tomorrow is our first day of school and the UN party. Don't worry, I've been working on my first impressions, so I won't let you guys down!