Niiiiiiiiice.
Way to go Sara. I am way, super, extra, crazy impressed that you were able to take that picture and be in it. I don't know whether you stopped time or used super speed, but either way, let me issue you a warning: be careful. If you keep flaunting your powers like that, everyone is going to figure it out... and then they will expect you to do stuff — like saving people. Personally, I will expect you to use your super speed to whisk all my pancake batters for me.
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ANNIE!! That was uncalled for to post about my super powers on the blog. Now everyone knows, but you seem to have overlooked Claire's power. since you have already outed me, I am going to out Claire. If you remember, Claire was "sick" and couldn't come on our hike. How do you explain her sitting on the edge of the rock looking quizzically off into the ocean? Why don't you ask her about that? As for the pancake batter. . . all you have to do is ask.
PS. I modified that photo about a month and a half ago and have been waiting for some type of comment. Congratulations, Annie. With your post a month and a half later, you seem to be the most observant Ketterer/Toft. I don't know if I should be impressed or ashamed. . .
See, Claire looked so quizzical, I assumed that she her inner monologue was, "Hmm, how did I get to this rock."
My brain's answer was, "Sara moved her there at such super speed that she didn't even see it HAPPEN!"
It would appear that I was wrong. Claire has the super powers of faking sick and invisibility. Obviously, this invisibility doesn't work on camera lenses. They see all.
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