Test Story, Yay or Nay?

Pulling the knee length cardigan over me, I trudge through the snow, gritting my teeth. 
"Stupid...freaking...book...club..." I mutter. I mean, I loved that my best friend was there, but as my mom smiles way too happily beside me, I groan. She's the color of the snow, with rosy cheeks and pulled up clash of white and yellow ringlets. Her squished nose was bright red, like the color of Rudolph and a scarf pulled all the way up her spider-like neck. She was from Sweden, but lived here ever since she turned the mere age of eighteen. I was a leftover adopted child, with eyes the color of ashes and hair made out of frizz. Don't get wrong, I loved mom, except during book club meetings. She's always the one sticking her nose into the conversation and is characterized with a wonderful mix of dialogue and spunk, while I sit there, annoyed, turning my cracked lips into a frown and waiting. 
Today she was baking some fudge, with some flashes of orange and pink. I wanted to go and steal one, but sadly I wasn't small enough to get away. She basically came to me like this:
Mom: What are you doing?!
Me: Homework snack break?
Mom: Since when do you homework last minute?
Me: Today!
Mom: Shut up, Mori. 
It basically went like that everyday, since my mom was a chef. She always stuffs food in my face and the one time I wanted a stupid piece of fudge, that was impossible. I yawned. I was all comfy watching Cinderella on Blu-Ray when she pulls my hand-sewn quilt off of my body to reveal a tub of ice cream, a brownie and my Minnie Mouse footie pajamas. 
"Why are you like this at 4 PM?!" 
"I wanted to be comfy."
"Sure. Now get ready."
Now, I was in a huge cardigan and lime green shirt and some shorts with tights and knee highs, not that I complain that my clothes suck, because they don't, but I much rather be in footie pajamas with a tub of ice cream. Just makes sense. 
"Earth to Mori," Mom smiles. 
"Yeah?" I turn my head to look at her.
"Hurry up. Hayden's house is two houses down."
"Thanks."
I resume to a nice wonderland of lazy days and ice cream, because that is what I want the most at the moment. I pulled my cardigan tighter as we reached the door. 
"Hello Elinor," Mom smiles. 
They start babbling on about how much I've grown since a week ago and how I was so mature and other stuff I wasn't really caring about. 
"Can I go inside?" I ask, looking at the warmth. 
"Sure Mori, come right in." She shoves me inside and she and Mom continue on. I sigh. This better pay off.