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I wanna feel the heat with somebody
visits from friends
I love it when my best friends come home to visit.
It gives me a reason to get out of work a little earlier, stay up a little later, and laugh a little harder.
It makes having to live at home that much more bearable.
I get lighter when they’re here. Breathe easier.
But then the day comes and they are gone as soon as they arrived.
The fun ends.
And I’m counting down the days till they return.
So to my lovely friends, I miss you, I love you, and I can’t wait till we are reunited.
{i don’t know who I didn’t get any pictures from this weekend. all the better for my memories i suppose}
Ravelry
The other day I was searching around the world wide web for some knitting patterns and happened to stumble across the coolest site! It’s called Ravelry and it’s basically a facebook-esque site for knitter and crocheters to share projects, patterns, and all things fiberous! Needless to say I was in heaven. I had taken a bit of a vacation from knitting so finding this site only fueled my fire to get back into it regularly. That day I started a hat and had it finished 2 days later (pretty good for working 70 some hours a week).
So if knitting and/or crocheting is your thing, then check out this site! It’s pretty exciting to know that there are tons of people out there in the community who want to share ideas and projects.
{plus on of the questions in your profile is “what’s your favorite cuss word?”. my answer was “shit”. 🙂
Falling for the First Time
Anyone plain can be lovely, anyone loved can be lost
What if I lost my direction? What if I lost sense of time?
What if I nursed this infection? Maybe the worst is behind.
Squeeze Me
Chivalry…
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| …damn it. |
…IS NOT DEAD! I repeat, CHIVALRY IS NOT DEAD!
I have found it and I must report that it doesn’t come in the form of Prince Eric (shocking, I know).
This weekend I found myself surrounded by gentlemen, none of which were princes or fought dragons or rode trusty steeds. But they were polite and kind and thoughtful. And the best part…they didn’t act that way because they felt obligated to. They did it because they wanted to. Because someone raised them to be that way. It was so refreshing. My faith in men was restored this weekend. And I choose to use the word men and not males or guys because I’ve found over these last couple years that there is a big difference between men and the rest of the male populace. The difference being, men have their shit together (pardon my french). They know what they want and are doing what needs to be done to make it happen.
I guess I just wanted to let the ladies searching for Prince Eric know that he doesn’t exist. Sorry. BUT there are great( and real) guys that are out there and they might be right under your nose.
And to the gents from this weekend, thank you. The ladies that have or will snag you are all very lucky and I’m so glad to have you in my life.
To: My future lead vocalist
I can’t wait to sing in the car with you.
Windows down, music blasting, singing our lungs out to each other.
It won’t matter if we’re on key or know the words.
And we’ll use our held hands as the microphone.
a mother’s love
I didn’t have time to watch the Casey Anthony trial and I only heard bits and pieces about it so I will not use this post to give my opinion on the subject. I will however, bring up the feelings that it had stirred up in me. Feelings of questioning and astonishment.
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Whether she did it or not, this Casey Anthony thing makes me think about all the mothers (and fathers for that matter) who physically harm their own children. It baffles me that anyone could bring something so pure and innocent into the world, only to turn around and take them out again. Mothers especially, having carried that child for 9 months. I look at the kids I nanny, kids I’m not even related to, and I couldn’t imagine doing something so cruel to them. Every hug, sloppy kiss, picked flower, and hand held makes my heart warm. Of course there are those moments of frustration when a mess is made or a fight occurs, but anything more than a smack on the butt or a time out seems ridiculous. How could any mother not care about the child they brought into the world?
If you aren’t ready for the responsibility of having a child, then don’t have one. Seems pretty simple, yes? What’s the point in having kids if you aren’t going to be willing to nurture and raise said child? Kids aren’t accessories that you can just throw out when your sick of having them. And it sickens me to see people treat them that way. I’m so thankful to have parents who love me, even if they don’t always know how to show it (i.e. my dad, but that’s a WHOLE other post). Sure they spanked me when I deserved it but a line was never crossed and I would never ever accuse my parents of beating me. I didn’t have a lot growing up but I certainly had love. And it saddens me greatly to think that there are kids out there who grow up without it.
And that’s how I feel about that.














