pass me a spoon, pass the analytical knife

So. Food drive. HOLY CRAP THAT WAS A LOT OF FOOD. Filled a big truck and the back of somebody's pickup truck. But like I said yesterday, people gotta eat. (Dad said somebody on his route left toothbrushes out there too. XD)
Kitchen is down to the fridge and the counter with the sink in. Dad's hoping to get the counter out of there tomorrow and start putting the new floor down (presumably the fridge'll go nomadic - there're certainly enough outlets for it), and possibly start painting. But that's if we cover washing all the walls and patching holes and priming it. The walls're at least five different colors. And that's not including all the ick on top.
And now, for some iconning... (Will prolly be replacing this one, the idea's that cool.)

GIP

The quote's from Jingo, where it's on what used to be the base of a statue - it's translated as "I can see your house from up here."
The statue in this case is that big Jesus statue in Brazil (which is apparently called Christo Redentor). Not only is the thing HUGE, but it's on a really tall hill, so it fits the quote. And there's a Crucifixion joke along those lines, but that's a story for another time.
And now I've got a good religion-class-ranting icon. (So while I'm here: The latest news is, we're not allowed having debates in class anymore. I think this is because the teacher is tired of us proving him wrong all the time. Funny thing, but I thought that's what debates were for?)