ToddyLarue➡️ CAP!

Bam!

Awww great work kiddo! Proud of you!

"Home, is where I want to be, but I guess I'm already there."
Had a really wonderful CAP and while I'm ready to go, I'll be thinking about all the fond memories I made. 💛❤️💙💚

I was racking my brain because I thought this was a Star Trek reference I wasn't getting. 🤪

Must be haunted! 👻

Say less.

Went for a little pickleball excursion at CAP 🥰😇

Kiki's Pizza Delivery Service.

Thanks!

First time in an airport lounge, private airport changes are the best! ✈️

This is so cute!!

🎵 Paw-feet in the passenger seat, and you've been a good dog, so you get a dog treat. 🎵

Awww this is adorable! And very "Arlo!" 🥰

Pin-up commission!

I must have listened to this album 30 times trying to study Carlin's expert timing and delivery. But, as my mom said, when I wanted to pursue a stand-up career, "You are NOT George Carlin. (Don't drop out of college)"

This one is really personal for me. Before my dad passed away, he spent a long time in the hospital. When I would visit, he almost always asked me to listen to "Tangled Up In Blue" because he said it made him feel like he was traveling again.

I had been a big fan of Megan for a long time, so I had already already bought in. But this album combined her aggressive style of rap while sending a very important message about mental health through her own personal experience.

It looks like Gambino is judging your soggy diaper. 😅

That's so cool! 🥰🥵

I just really enjoy every song on this album. It always puts me in a good mood!

I remember when I was in college I rushed to the store to buy this CD. It solidified my love for The Roots and hip hop in general. A great concept album with songs that stand on their own but blend together seamlessly.

Nothing groundbreaking here, one of the most iconic album covers of all and wall to wall hits. Nico's singing is hauntingly beautiful and perfectly fits with The Velvet Underground's vibe and vision.

While "Tracy Chapman" has more "hits" I think I feel a stronger connection to the lyrics and themes in "Crossroads."

I'll start with my favorite Beatles album,I really love how it's put together and it feels like a blending of their more poppy early work and the shift their music and song writing took as they started to get more experimental.

I was going to say, the connecting thread is "dad music."

I think I did this wrong the first time. This way works better. 😅

Yay! Hope to see you there!

Love these diapers. 💙💜🩵