Swim in the ocean at least once a week.
Design and create the ultimate sand castle.
Start a girl band.
Learn to whistle, or at least find a good reason as to why I am incapable.
Do the splits in every direction.
Bridge jumping.
Go strawberry picking wearing a white dress.
Plant sunflowers.
Invent a new musical instrument.
Learn to walk on my hands.
Hang up my hammock.
Picnics.
Drive in movies.
Start each day off with outdoor yoga, rain or shine.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Monday, February 23, 2009
5 Things On My Mind
1. Can energy drinks actually kill you? Is my life span diminishing significantly because I drink them? I certainly hope not. I don't drink coffee or tea, therefore I need something to keep me awake at night. Isn't coffee just as bad?
2. The fact that an age difference matters while dating in your high school years is bizarre to think about, and almost kind of sad in a way. Why can't you just be with someone, regardless of age? I just took a "Should you date a man who is younger than you" quiz that I randomly found on google. It was clearly aimed at 30-40 something women, however I didn't realize it until I got my results which read, "you may be surprised to find that you actually have just as much — if not more — in common with someone who’s 10 to 20 years younger than you are." Interesting. All I was wondering was if it was semi-pedofilic to be interested in someone 2 years younger than me.
3. High School Musical is amazing, I don't care what anyone else says. I wish it was my life. Sadly, it is not.
4. The most attractive quality of another human being is their passion for their art, talent or work. To absolutely love what you do, to be knowledgeable, to be inspiring... it's a beautiful thing!
5. I hate unpacking suitcases after a trip. Such a drag... and so annoying... and semi-depressing.
2. The fact that an age difference matters while dating in your high school years is bizarre to think about, and almost kind of sad in a way. Why can't you just be with someone, regardless of age? I just took a "Should you date a man who is younger than you" quiz that I randomly found on google. It was clearly aimed at 30-40 something women, however I didn't realize it until I got my results which read, "you may be surprised to find that you actually have just as much — if not more — in common with someone who’s 10 to 20 years younger than you are." Interesting. All I was wondering was if it was semi-pedofilic to be interested in someone 2 years younger than me.
3. High School Musical is amazing, I don't care what anyone else says. I wish it was my life. Sadly, it is not.
4. The most attractive quality of another human being is their passion for their art, talent or work. To absolutely love what you do, to be knowledgeable, to be inspiring... it's a beautiful thing!
5. I hate unpacking suitcases after a trip. Such a drag... and so annoying... and semi-depressing.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
10 Things That Would Make a Birthday That Much Better.
1. Dinner
2. Drinks
3. Dancing
4. A designated driver
5. A massage
6. A parade
7. Fireworks
8. A flask, preferably pink
9. Carrot cake with cream cheese icing
10. World peace
2. Drinks
3. Dancing
4. A designated driver
5. A massage
6. A parade
7. Fireworks
8. A flask, preferably pink
9. Carrot cake with cream cheese icing
10. World peace
Saturday, February 7, 2009
5 Reasons Why List Making is Wonderful.
1. They're just plain FUN! Forget watching movies, taking your dog for a walk, going out dancing with friends, playing boardgames, baking cookies, playing sports, playing video games or even singing in ths shower. Instead, make a list!
2. An excellent new tool for procrastination! Notice how many of your Facebook friends are jumping on the "lack-of-status" bandwagon these days? More and more people are removing their relationship statuses completely, making it unclear to the public as to why Facebook exists in the first place. What's the point of Facebook now? What am I supposed to do with all my new found free time? How am I supposed to waste time when I should really be doing school work? What am I supposed to use as an excuse for my procrastination? Make a list.
3. Organize yourself. Organize your mind. Organize your thoughts. Organize your dreams. Organize your hopes. Organize your day. Organize your favorite colors in order of preference. Organize order. Channel your inner organ. Make a list.
4. List making is not only great for personal use, but also to the outside world. When someone asks you what your favorite restaurants are, what do you do? When someone asks you how you are going to spend your summer, what do you say? When someone asks "what are your top 10 childhood memories?", how do you respond? Make a list.
And finally...
5. Lists are a part of everyday life. Your mom makes a grocery list. Your sister makes a birthday party invite list. Students everywhere make lists of things that need to get done and when. Even Santa makes a list. List making is a part of life. Start living. Make a list.
2. An excellent new tool for procrastination! Notice how many of your Facebook friends are jumping on the "lack-of-status" bandwagon these days? More and more people are removing their relationship statuses completely, making it unclear to the public as to why Facebook exists in the first place. What's the point of Facebook now? What am I supposed to do with all my new found free time? How am I supposed to waste time when I should really be doing school work? What am I supposed to use as an excuse for my procrastination? Make a list.
3. Organize yourself. Organize your mind. Organize your thoughts. Organize your dreams. Organize your hopes. Organize your day. Organize your favorite colors in order of preference. Organize order. Channel your inner organ. Make a list.
4. List making is not only great for personal use, but also to the outside world. When someone asks you what your favorite restaurants are, what do you do? When someone asks you how you are going to spend your summer, what do you say? When someone asks "what are your top 10 childhood memories?", how do you respond? Make a list.
And finally...
5. Lists are a part of everyday life. Your mom makes a grocery list. Your sister makes a birthday party invite list. Students everywhere make lists of things that need to get done and when. Even Santa makes a list. List making is a part of life. Start living. Make a list.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
10 Things I Discovered While in Japan.
1. The toilet seats are heated.
2. The toilets also spray water at various body parts, according to what buttons you choose to press.
3. Some toilet seats even have a button that will make a flushing sound. For times when you need to be noisy while doing your business.
4. Karaoke bars are not public. You sit in a little room with friends, sing, and rock out with tambourines. It's amazing.
5. Raw tuna is bad, but raw squid is worse.
6. Tipping is not a Japanese custom- it doesn't matter if you are at a restaurant or if you are paying for a cab- you just don't do it.
7. Anne Shirley is truly a woman's heroine, idol and inspiration. It's simply amazing.
8. Japanese-style toilets are confusing, and actually ARE situated right there, under you, in the ground. And you DO pee on yourself.
9. 10% of the world's cars are in Japan.
10. Japanese children are beautiful- thus, I want a Japanese husband so we can make Japanese babies.
2. The toilets also spray water at various body parts, according to what buttons you choose to press.
3. Some toilet seats even have a button that will make a flushing sound. For times when you need to be noisy while doing your business.
4. Karaoke bars are not public. You sit in a little room with friends, sing, and rock out with tambourines. It's amazing.
5. Raw tuna is bad, but raw squid is worse.
6. Tipping is not a Japanese custom- it doesn't matter if you are at a restaurant or if you are paying for a cab- you just don't do it.
7. Anne Shirley is truly a woman's heroine, idol and inspiration. It's simply amazing.
8. Japanese-style toilets are confusing, and actually ARE situated right there, under you, in the ground. And you DO pee on yourself.
9. 10% of the world's cars are in Japan.
10. Japanese children are beautiful- thus, I want a Japanese husband so we can make Japanese babies.
Monday, January 5, 2009
5 Resolutions.
1. Experience life in different ways. Meet new people, try new things, travel, taste new food, face my fears.
2. Stop procrastinating, once and for all. Do my work. Fill out applications. Do it, do it well, and do it in advance.
3. Keep my priorities straight and my head clear. Remember to take a step back from the chaos every once in a while and remember what's important.
4. Be more decisive and love the decisions I make.
5. Start a blog baby! I mean... why not?
2. Stop procrastinating, once and for all. Do my work. Fill out applications. Do it, do it well, and do it in advance.
3. Keep my priorities straight and my head clear. Remember to take a step back from the chaos every once in a while and remember what's important.
4. Be more decisive and love the decisions I make.
5. Start a blog baby! I mean... why not?
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