June 8, 2015
Amazing Shampoo
Omg guys! I have just found the best shampoo ever! The Loreal Paris Ultimate Straight. It is just what I needed for my gross dried out hair! Try it and you won't regret it! I was given it as a free sample to try.
January 5, 2014
Happy New Years!
Wow it's 2014. That is crazy, 10 years ago in 2004 I graduated high school. That 10 year number is pretty scary to me. At least the nice thing is that I do feel like I've accomplished a lot in my 10 years and the only thing I think I truly regret is not studying abroad one semester in college. If this was my 5 year post from 2004, I would probably say I regret not staying in contact with some people. I now know that some people just go in and out of your life, it's not a bad thing it just happens. I just am someone who would prefer 4 quarters over 100 pennies.
Something that has changed a lot from high school is that I haven't been reading as much, mainly because I treated my high school as one big blow off class...which it was super easy. Due to this in 2012 I made a resolution to read 30 books that year and I did. In 2013, I read 33. So in 2014 I think I'm going to try for 34 books. So that is my loose resolution and my super serious ones are to eat more cheese and watch more Netflix. :)
So the first book I read was Half the Church by Carolyn Custis James. It was good and I ended up just staying up all night to finish it. I love the viewpoint she held about who women are in the sight of God, we are ezar- warrior, strength. I also enjoyed that she talked about women with the global mindset, not just it's all about sad poor white women in the suburbs, which is something I run into when reading other books from Christian women. I did think some of her random encouragement was eye-rolling, I enjoyed how she dived in and told Ruth and Naomi's story. One thing I found really odd and distracting was how much she talked and most likely based this book off another book she read: Half the Sky. I haven't read this, so maybe I'll put it on my list. With that I will leave you with 2 of my favorite quotes from the book:
"Instead of addressing the wide range of questions and situations women are facing today, we focus mainly on marriage and motherhood, and that within a two-parent, single-income family."
"A message that points to the marriage alter as the starting gate of God's calling for women leaves us with nothing to tell them except that God's purpose for then is not here and now, but somewhere down the road"
**rereading my summary makes me realize I suck at summarizing books, hah. It's ok, I'll know what I mean. **
In other news tomorrow I'm going to this restaurant for: Drag Yourself to Brunch Which is brunch and a drag show, it should be hilariously amazing.
November 19, 2013
My Stove Top Burners
So this will be a post, only because it has been so long. I
suppose I got busy and distracted with the day to day life. I have missed
blogging, mainly because it was fun to post random stuff and have my three
friends who read my blog text me with responses. That I do really miss.
Something weird has happen to me this school year. I have found myself not
being so good with keeping in touch with people I love. I’m not really sure
how, why, or when it happened. It just seemed to happen. Even my own
grandmother I talk to less…. This summer was very stressful with taking so much
grad classes and the rush to finish and graduate by the end of this year. Yet,
I felt like I was a better friend then. So, who knows what it was.
This summer King and I drove to
Florida again. What can I say? I am a sucker for an almost free vacation. While
driving we listened to the new David Sedaris book, Let’s Talk about Diabetes
with Owls. Something he talked about has really haunted me since hearing it,
yes there is a connection. He said our lives all boil down to a four burner
stove top. One burner is for friends and family, one for our career, one for
our health, and one for love… He said (much more elegantly than I) that often
while we are tending to what’s on one burner we neglect what’s cooking on the
others. Thus inferring that while one part of our life is tended to by us the
other suffers.
On an unrelated note, this is one of the reasons I love
reading books by *gasp* non-Christians who *gasp* have totally different
worldviews than me. In the end God has a way of strengthening my faith through
them.
I have less than 20 days to finish my master’s thesis. It is
practically the size of a book. I have a lot more work to do. So, if you see me
walking around like a zombie or crying over a dog sleeping, you know now why.
Knowledge is power!
I have also very lately into my 27th year of life,
started a 27 things to do during my 27th year. I will share them
later and hopefully share my success. Some of them are scary (for me), so there
is a 62% chance I will chicken out.
April 17, 2013
April 10, 2013
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February 11, 2013
duh people
i don't see why people complain about having muffin tops when its clearly the superior part of the muffin
February 6, 2013
psh.
I hate the phrase “boys will be boys” and I think it should be replaced with “bad parenting results in assholes”
January 3, 2013
new year
Well it's 2013. I've been sick the past few days, but I am really happy 2012 is finished. This year I just want to show more love. If I can accomplish that I will have a good year.
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