And...here we go!
1. For me, it was undeniable that he swept me off my feet.
2. I always spend way too much at my local supermarket.
3. Behind the sound of the wind in the trees, I heard the promise of change.
4. Travel to London is something I always wanted to do.
5. When it was over, I got a new beginning.
6. I might have been broken but I never felt alone.
7. And as for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to working out, tomorrow my plans include working out and reading and Sunday, I want to spend the day in bed with my love!
Friday, April 15, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Save the Drama for Yo' Mama
I don't understand the fascination with drama. I am, admittedly (on occasion), a drama queen. But I have striven to leave my dramatic ways behind me in college. Of course I still have my drama llama moments but I have come to appreciate how much smoother things run without all the unnecessary hoopla.
With that being said, I ran into some familial drama last week that seemed to hit me out of no where. I refused to be pulled into it, which only made B say that I wasn't standing up for myself. But to me, maybe because I've always been the bigger person, it's easier just to let the person throw their temper tantrum and roll my eyes. I've also never understood the pettiness that is sure to follow close after the initial fit. The revoking of privileges long given, the snide remarks, the de-friending on facebook (gasp!). Why can't you just say what you mean and mean what you say? Why are all the theatrics needed?
Even now, as I write this I remember how ticked off I was last week and now I don't even care. It's a non-issue. The only reason that it even concerns me at all is because I will be visiting this person in the next couple of weeks and I don't want them causing unnecessary hostility on a vacation. It's over, it's done...you won, I suppose if you want to call it that. Let's be the adults we are and move on, but maybe that's just the grown up in me talking.
With that being said, I ran into some familial drama last week that seemed to hit me out of no where. I refused to be pulled into it, which only made B say that I wasn't standing up for myself. But to me, maybe because I've always been the bigger person, it's easier just to let the person throw their temper tantrum and roll my eyes. I've also never understood the pettiness that is sure to follow close after the initial fit. The revoking of privileges long given, the snide remarks, the de-friending on facebook (gasp!). Why can't you just say what you mean and mean what you say? Why are all the theatrics needed?
Even now, as I write this I remember how ticked off I was last week and now I don't even care. It's a non-issue. The only reason that it even concerns me at all is because I will be visiting this person in the next couple of weeks and I don't want them causing unnecessary hostility on a vacation. It's over, it's done...you won, I suppose if you want to call it that. Let's be the adults we are and move on, but maybe that's just the grown up in me talking.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Friday Fill Ins (on Saturday)
And...here we go!
1. I can't believe I'm not further along at 28.
2. There is happiness for everyone.
3. How can I stay in this rut?
4.Pudding was the last thing I cooked.
5. Six of one half a dozen of another.
6. Too many calories; nonono!
7. And as for the weekend, tonight(last night) I'm looking forward to dinner with Brandon, tomorrow my plans include a 4 year olds tea party and Sunday, I want to go watch the bulls at PBR!
1. I can't believe I'm not further along at 28.
2. There is happiness for everyone.
3. How can I stay in this rut?
4.Pudding was the last thing I cooked.
5. Six of one half a dozen of another.
6. Too many calories; nonono!
7. And as for the weekend, tonight(last night) I'm looking forward to dinner with Brandon, tomorrow my plans include a 4 year olds tea party and Sunday, I want to go watch the bulls at PBR!
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