do i look italian to you?? i’m totally not. and i totally don’t (think) i look it! my italian is the quintessential italian…passionate, hands-in-the-air, responding loudly and a beard that grows like nobody’s business..well maybe that’s just my italian. ps, i am allowed to stereotype because my future babies will be italians.
so as you’re probably aware, i took my husband’s last name—mastrianna—and i’m most definitely not italian. i was a skorupski. say it with me (it’s phonetic) skor-up-ski. it’s polish. add a dash of swiss, british and russian and out comes a casey. casey skorupski. it literally means villager from the village (unless polish experts have something else to inform me of) but that’s the best translation i could gather from google searches, what what.
i just realized i don’t know where this is going..
oh yeah.
so all this to say that i like to celebrate italian things with my husband. and ever more, we like to inflict nay i say share, that with our friends, specifically our youth group.
so our saturday night was full of fake mustaches, frank sinatra, speaking in our best italian accents and making our own pizza. because that’s obviously the the most italian we’re going to get on a saturday night in aptos, california.
oh and these people. yeah, i love them a lot.
mrscaseyann 
Hi, Casey!
I found you through the GFC blog hop! I'm your newest follower and so excited to find a fellow Jesus lover! 🙂
I look forward to connecting with you!
Christie
http://satisfactionthroughchrist.blogspot.com
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found you through the GFC blog hop and loved your blog so I had to become a new follower 😀 and because we have the same name…different spelling but same name, so that's awesome!!! :):) please come check out my blog and follow along if you like what you see 😀
http://braceface87.blogspot.com/
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So loved seeing all the pics from your party! How fun! A BIG hello from a children's ministry leader to a youth leader. 🙂 Looking forward to getting to know you more! Blessings!
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FUN!! You guys must be the best youth group leaders ever! I mean, really, you had me at fake moustaches and Frank Sinatra 😉 Such awesome photos too! xoxo
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That looks like a fun night! I married a Mexican guy, being very, very caucasian myself, and people always give me a double take when I say my last name, which, as my Grandpa said the first time he asked what my boyfriend Angel's last name was, “Sounds very hispanic!” And I say the same thing…I can joke about mexican culture because my babies will be Spanish-speaking little Mexicans!
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thanks, kasey! and yes, we have a highly-prized name 😉
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Looks like a fabulous night! The pizza looks incredible!!
Just found your adorable blog through the blog hop! I am your newest follower. I would love for you to stop by and follow along if you'd like 🙂
sjdmiller.blogspot.com
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Hey casey! I just came across your cute blog through the hop, and gladly added myself to your followers! I love meeting awesome bloggers and giving them the chance to win something, so I thought I’d share a link to a giveaway I’m having in case you were interested!
Hope to see you there, and thanks so much!
Emily
http://emilymmeyers.blogspot.com/2012/09/sponsor-spotlight-giveaway-my-life-in.html
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I thought WHAT THE CRAP IS A “mastrianna” a last name. You Italian by default, you.
Next time I'm coming to Italian night. I just won't wax my mustache. JUST TOTALLY KIDDING.
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bahahaha!!
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I love all things Italian. My husband is 2/3. Although he ended up with an Irish last name. I am 1/8 Italian. That counts, right?
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That pizza looks so yummy!
Alexis
swaney e
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