I'm tired of my pig room. I didn't even want it in the first place so to say that I can't stand
it now (after 3 years) would be an understatement. It all started when
my family won a chance to be on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition .
They gave us a shot because my dad (Kirby) blew his arm off with a
tractor beam while filming an audition for NASA (he didn't get it).
With this in mind, they wanted to give us a house that was "one-arm"
accessible. Which they did. And we're very appreciative of this.
Especially my one-armed dad. Kirby.
Except, I never asked for
a pig room. This adventure of decoration happened when Ty Pennington
was assigned to follow me around for the day. We were toiling around in
my backyard, shooting baskets on my Nerf hoop and playing jacks, when
out of nowhere, in the distance, I saw a pig. Since, I don't normally
see pigs anywhere near my backyard or throughout any avenue of my life
ever, I shouted: "Whoa! Look! A pig!" I should have known I was in
trouble when Ty immediately scribbled in his Extreme notebook. He must
have taken this simple acknowledgement of a foreign object in my
ordinary world as a sign that every ounce of my being is filled with an
undying love/obsession of pigs.
Soon thereafter, they revealed
my new and "improved" room. Pink walls filled with curly-cues and
snouts, a bacon-maker next to my "pigpen" bed just down the hall from
my bathroom, the main feature of which is a pig-slop bucket bidet. Did
I mention I'm 28?
When I went to Ty to ask if I could have a
"redo" he told me they were "kind of over budget." He then yelled, "Hey
what's that over there?!" When I turned back around, he was gone, or
more precisely, sprinting away.
Things have gotten so bad, I've taken to sleeping in my brother's "baseball" room. He doesn't like sports.

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