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Rose Water Ice Cream

Sarah Hyland — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 13:12:16 +0000

Rose Water Ice Cream
Three things I like by themselves, put them altogether and you got your self a champion mood booster. Pair that killer triple threat up with a hyacinth plant in the middle of the table and go somewhere that heaven gets jealous of. They say that 3-d and surround sound will take you “there”, and I agree with that. But if you only got three bucks as opposed 3000 for the ol’ screen in the living room or even 30 bucks you drop at movies today, try my trip tick, all you need is a mouth and a nose. You got that? Yeah, well, buckle in, take a bite of God’s chosen ice cream, while in your mouth, smell the hyacinth plant. As an extra bonus, only for the graduate level heaven seekers. Try this in the company of your best friends. Yeah, pass it around and share the experience, add a dash of sunshine on your face. Seriously, don’t call me, I’ll call you, because I know where you’ll be. Unreachable until further notified. I understand, this inspires me because who would have thought mixing concoctions like this was possible? I had thought I topped out at the suicide drinks I made in grade school at concession stand but no, this is the adult version of the suicide. You will die and go to heaven, while never leaving your Gucci heels. Also highly recommended just cause well, hell, who doesn’t feel inspired in a pair of Gucci’s?

All you need is a mouth and a nose!

Love
Sarah Rose
1/13/2011

Inspiration 1-12-2011 Kentucky State Fair

Sarah Hyland — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 18:15:40 +0000

I love the state fair because it seems that the rules to life’s etiquette don’t apply there and that’s totally accepted and almost praised. You see things there that if you saw out in the wild world, you’d be like no, no, you can’t do that! For example: I saw a man there with a raging mullet, which by itself would have been ok, but I look two inches down and there it was, a Tasmanian devil tattoo. NO! Kentucky, there are rules. A combination like that could break hearts, necks and lives. You can have the mullet but you’re gonna have to put the tattoo down on your calf or something to spread that kind of power out. But not in the same neck region. What makes a man wake up one day and say ”I want a tattoo right here on the front of my neck.” His wife says ”of what” and he says ”a cartoon character, yeah, wrapped in a tornado of smoke, and.what’s fer breakfast?” So it, inspires me why? Because the fair tells me obviously with evidence that there are no rules, no lines in the sand that can’t be crossed. Be bold and a little ignorant, .the result appears to be pretty happy. Drunker than hell, but happy.

Bold and a little ignorant!!!
Sarah Rose Hyland

Kentucky Lightning “The Kentucky Kardashians”

Sarah Hyland — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 01:50:42 +0000

iamtodayswoman.com

Sarah Hyland — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 01:00:01 +0000

Check it out

www.iamtodayswoman.com

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Kentucky Lightning “Bases Loaded”

Sarah Hyland — Wed, 29 Dec 2010 13:41:28 +0000

Gail & Gail at the Henry County Harvest Showcase

Sarah Hyland — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 13:44:00 +0000

Filmed in Henry Co. Kentucky by Sarah’s brother Terry and edited by no other than “Gail”. Gail & Gail go to the Henry County Harvest Showcase so they can buy produce, ride a horse, milk a cow and watch a tractor pull. Truly a Kentucky experience.

Terry was assisted by his life long friend Geoff Luber.

Sarah Hyland “Thats Right”

Sarah Hyland — Sat, 04 Dec 2010 12:54:10 +0000

“That’s Right – It’s Sarah Hyland”: Sarah Hyland wrote, produced and directed one-woman show, with all her favorite characters: La Sarah, Little Sarah, Gail and Kentucky Lightning. It is set at her favorite location, the State Fair. Here’s the highlights!!!!!!

Sarah Hyland “Burbank Motel”

Sarah Hyland — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 13:26:29 +0000

Sarah Hyland in the Voice

Sarah Hyland — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 13:24:18 +0000

Sarah Hyland doesn’t mean to be rude when she subtly starts to imitate the person she’s with. It’s just this weird thing she’s done since she was a little kid and figured out she was able to complete tough math problems by mimicking the sound of her teacher’s voice instructing her grade school class.
“I never checked in with myself to see if this was offensive. They start talking like this and I start talking like this and I’m like, ‘Stop doing this, Sarah,’ but I can’t. Really, it’s my way of connecting,” said Hyland.
It’s also a form of self-protection. “I think all comics have that. You’re so terrified of being a part of the human race, being a smart ass is like your shield.”

Kentucky Lightning “Swings It”

Sarah Hyland — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 19:40:06 +0000