Jay really couldn't do anything but shake his head at the womens antics. The pair were beyond excited and rightly so as they bounced between him, Mathyas, and each other. Before he could really get a word in edgewise, the both of them were quick-stepping over to the cabin, and disappeared inside, leaving him and Mathyas to take care of bringing everything in. He scratched the back of his head lightly through the beanie he wore, trying to figure out where to start, then his mouth curled into a tight grin.<br/><br/>"Okay, so the easy bake oven? Yeah, we were 14 I think, and she tried to make us cake or something, and she actually caught the shit on<em>fire</em>from lack of paying attention; and I mean literally. Her bedroom in her mom's house was filled with the most horrible black smoke. Fire detectors and shit were going off, it was absolutely hilarious. You didn't hear that from me though." He winked conspiratorially.<br/><br/>"Alright, the girls said food first so they could get cookin, I'm gonna go ahead and start carrying our stuff in to drop off for them. You can help empty my car if you want, or start on yours. Either way, whenever one is done, we'll both finish the other so we can get this done quick. Daddy needs a beer already." Giving Mathyas a clap on the shoulder, he walked over to the SUV, and hit the trunk button, the back end automatically swinging upwards to reveal two icechests, mainly filled with meats, some dairy, and beer. Behind that were a few more grocery bags, and their three bags of luggage (two of clothes, and one of random toys, and other miscellaneous stuff they didn't have room for in the main suitcases). On top of the SUV rested both Cara and Jay's snowboards, tightly clamped down on the ski-racks.<br/><br/>Jay stacked both icechests on top of one another, tucking them under his chin, and headed inside with them.<br/><br/>(http://behance.vo.llnwd.net/profiles5/111531/projects/258733/1115311246836789.jpg)