Hey everyone!
I know I haven't been here in a while. And I apologize. I took a break from social networking for a little while. But, I'm back and ready to be blogging again.
So, I've always known that life doesn't always go how we plan it. In fact, it pretty much never goes the way we plan it. And I have been experiencing that quite often lately. Here I was planning for a great adventurous summer, that ended up being me staying at home pretty much the entire time. Talk about a disappointment. Then, I started a VERY last minute application to a college I'd had my eye on for a while. I sat in suspense for a few weeks waiting on financial aid, which ended up not coming through in the amount I needed. But, on the bright side it was looking like transferring in the Spring was a very VERY good possibility. In the past few weeks, though, I learned that it more than likely won't be happening.
I started praying about it, and the more I prayed the more I felt like maybe this was God's way of telling me to consider other options. I started researching my options and have found several that feel like they might be a good fit for me. I write this simply to say I'm looking forward to new beginnings! And whatever it is that God has planned for me!!
Til Next Time,
CrazyGirl♥
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
CrazyGirl observes Chick-Fil-A
Ok, ok ok. So I know this is blowing up Twitter, Facebook, and just about any other social newsfeed today, and most of you are probably thinking "Blah blah blah. I don't want to hear about it anymore." But, when I feel the need to make a point, I blog. End of story.
So, anyway, as most of you already know, the CEO of Chick-Fil-A, Dan Cathy, stated that he believes in the traditional, biblical view of marriage; between a man and a woman. Somehow that got translated into the entire Chick-Fil-A chain of restaurants being against gay marriage. Today became "Support Chick-Fil-A Day" where if you supported Dan Cathy's view on marriage, you should go to Chick-Fil-A and show your support by buying yourself some good, old-fashioned fast food. From what I've seen, Chick-Fil-A's everywhere were filled with people who supported Dan Cathy and his viewpoint. While, I do stand on the same side of this debate as Mr. Cathy, I find it hard to believe that one man's personal opinion could cause such a commotion. Just because he's the CEO of a company it doesn't mean that he is forcing his views onto his company, it's not like you are seeing Chick-Fil-A cups with "Marriage: (noun) A union between a man and a woman" printed on them. He is simply a human being, with his own personal opinion. Being the CEO of a company means that his views are more widely heard, but it doesn't make his company "anti-gay." And, honestly through this whole thing I don't ever recall seeing the Mr. Cathy stated that he was "anti-gay" only that he supported a biblical view of marriage, which really shouldn't seem so strange for a Christian man to do. It disheartens me to see the Christian church being persecuted as "homophobic," "anti-gay," or whatever other slurs are out there. We, as Christians, have every right to believe in a traditional view of marriage as is presented in the Bible. As Americans, we have the right to freedom of speech, AND freedom of religion, so I don't understand all the fuss with us actually choosing to use those freedoms. As citizens of America, we have as much right to our opinion on marriage as the gay community does to theirs. Having an opinion is not illegal. It is not immoral.
I mean, think about it, me stating my opinion on this blog is the exact same thing as Dan Cathy stating his opinion, with one difference. More people will see his opinion, more people will know. I can't make that big of a difference. And, honestly, I say kudos to Mr. Cathy for sticking by his beliefs, despite all the hullabaloo that has followed.
Til Next Time,
CrazyGirl♥
So, anyway, as most of you already know, the CEO of Chick-Fil-A, Dan Cathy, stated that he believes in the traditional, biblical view of marriage; between a man and a woman. Somehow that got translated into the entire Chick-Fil-A chain of restaurants being against gay marriage. Today became "Support Chick-Fil-A Day" where if you supported Dan Cathy's view on marriage, you should go to Chick-Fil-A and show your support by buying yourself some good, old-fashioned fast food. From what I've seen, Chick-Fil-A's everywhere were filled with people who supported Dan Cathy and his viewpoint. While, I do stand on the same side of this debate as Mr. Cathy, I find it hard to believe that one man's personal opinion could cause such a commotion. Just because he's the CEO of a company it doesn't mean that he is forcing his views onto his company, it's not like you are seeing Chick-Fil-A cups with "Marriage: (noun) A union between a man and a woman" printed on them. He is simply a human being, with his own personal opinion. Being the CEO of a company means that his views are more widely heard, but it doesn't make his company "anti-gay." And, honestly through this whole thing I don't ever recall seeing the Mr. Cathy stated that he was "anti-gay" only that he supported a biblical view of marriage, which really shouldn't seem so strange for a Christian man to do. It disheartens me to see the Christian church being persecuted as "homophobic," "anti-gay," or whatever other slurs are out there. We, as Christians, have every right to believe in a traditional view of marriage as is presented in the Bible. As Americans, we have the right to freedom of speech, AND freedom of religion, so I don't understand all the fuss with us actually choosing to use those freedoms. As citizens of America, we have as much right to our opinion on marriage as the gay community does to theirs. Having an opinion is not illegal. It is not immoral.
I mean, think about it, me stating my opinion on this blog is the exact same thing as Dan Cathy stating his opinion, with one difference. More people will see his opinion, more people will know. I can't make that big of a difference. And, honestly, I say kudos to Mr. Cathy for sticking by his beliefs, despite all the hullabaloo that has followed.
Til Next Time,
CrazyGirl♥
Friday, June 15, 2012
CrazyGirl observes Summertime
This summer is supposed to be my best summer yet! I'm supposed to go to the beach for a weekend with some friends, gonna spend a couple of the days I have off work going to some of the small tourist towns near me, and best of all, I'm going to spend tons and tons and tons of time with my friends!
Riiiiggghhht. Isn't this how every summer starts? Big plans, super excited for the summer. Then, as the time passes, nothing really gets done to put those plans into action, or even if some action is taken, it doesn't really get anywhere. All the promises you made to hang out with so-and-so "ALL SUMMER LONG" start fading to a memory, and you end up left at home doing nothing all day. Maybe I'm being overly pessimistic, but honestly, I feel like this is where my summer is heading. All these awesome plans, these hopes and desires for the summer, and I feel like it's all slowly heading down the drain. Plans seem to be falling through left and right. All the people I was going to spend "SO much time" with have found other friends to hang out with. I mean, yes, I do see my friends some, I don't just sit in the house in my sweats eating every fattening food in sight hoping for a second to cure my loneliness, and it's not like NONE of the plans have a shot at working out, but, to put it briefly: My summer is NOT going the way I imagined it.
If you were to go back to just a few weeks before finals this past spring, and look into my picture of what this summer would bring you'd get something along the lines of a nice hot beach where the water is the perfect temperature to go swimming or maybe a few degrees colder than absolutely perfect. I'm there with my friends. We're doing fun things; volleyball on the beach, visiting the tourist shops located along the beach, splashing around in the ocean, taking tons of silly pictures, and basically just having a blast.
Now, take a look at my summer so far:
Work. Sleep. Do the dishes. Go for a jog. Hang out with friends for a bit. Work. Sleep. Go on another jog. Imagine how awesome the beach would be. Sleep. Etc.
It's nothing like what I imagined it to be, but, I'm holding out hope that this will be my best summer yet!
Until Next Time,
CrazyGirl♥
Riiiiggghhht. Isn't this how every summer starts? Big plans, super excited for the summer. Then, as the time passes, nothing really gets done to put those plans into action, or even if some action is taken, it doesn't really get anywhere. All the promises you made to hang out with so-and-so "ALL SUMMER LONG" start fading to a memory, and you end up left at home doing nothing all day. Maybe I'm being overly pessimistic, but honestly, I feel like this is where my summer is heading. All these awesome plans, these hopes and desires for the summer, and I feel like it's all slowly heading down the drain. Plans seem to be falling through left and right. All the people I was going to spend "SO much time" with have found other friends to hang out with. I mean, yes, I do see my friends some, I don't just sit in the house in my sweats eating every fattening food in sight hoping for a second to cure my loneliness, and it's not like NONE of the plans have a shot at working out, but, to put it briefly: My summer is NOT going the way I imagined it.
If you were to go back to just a few weeks before finals this past spring, and look into my picture of what this summer would bring you'd get something along the lines of a nice hot beach where the water is the perfect temperature to go swimming or maybe a few degrees colder than absolutely perfect. I'm there with my friends. We're doing fun things; volleyball on the beach, visiting the tourist shops located along the beach, splashing around in the ocean, taking tons of silly pictures, and basically just having a blast.
Now, take a look at my summer so far:
Work. Sleep. Do the dishes. Go for a jog. Hang out with friends for a bit. Work. Sleep. Go on another jog. Imagine how awesome the beach would be. Sleep. Etc.
It's nothing like what I imagined it to be, but, I'm holding out hope that this will be my best summer yet!
Until Next Time,
Saturday, May 12, 2012
CrazyGirl observes Goodness
So, most of us have or have had a Facebook. It's a fun place to catch up on who is dating who, which school had a dance last week, and all the other trivial stuff that makes up our everyday lives. It's become a HUGE deal to be unfriended by someone on Facebook, almost as if Facebook friendships are taking place of true, honest-to-goodness, face-to-face friendships. But, I'm not writing this to talk about the evils of Facebook. I'm here to point out the good things. You see, I recently took a month off of Facebook, because I spent way too much time on there reading about the latest drama going on and updating everyone else on what I was doing, when I was doing it, and where I would be. When I did get back on, I realized how petty Facebook can seem. Honestly, I don't want to hear if you're getting drunk, or see all the pictures where you are high at a party. I don't want to read all the cuss words you decided were necessary for your Facebook posts. Then, I started looking for the good in Facebook, because before I decided to delete my account, I wanted to be sure that's what I really wanted. When I went looking for the good, I found it.
You see, while the majority of people are posting about their latest party or break-up or whatever drama they feel like posting about, there is still a minority out there posting statuses that make you think, or pose a good point, and best of all, there are still people out there using Facebook as yet another ministry. It's seriously so rare to see someone post a Bible verse on their Facebook these days because *gasp* they might offend someone. But, honestly, that's one of the coolest things to see. What's even cooler is to see these people live out the verses they post in their REAL lives, and not just in the virtual world of Facebook or Pinterest or Twitter. I give a huge round of applause to these people, for being real and for being confident enough in their beliefs to stand up for them. Kudos to them!
Personally, I can say that I really haven't used Facebook as a ministry or to state my beliefs. I use it for fluff posts. You know the kind I'm talking about "Aww. Lunch with so-and-so. ♥ So much fun." or "Yay for rain. ♥" or even "La la la. Whatever." That's pretty much all I do. But, my question for myself is why should I add to the petty side of Facebook, when I could be using it for good instead? The answer: It's so much easier to just post fluff and not step on anyone's toes. My solution: Get over it and use Facebook for good, not random nothingness. So, to those few people using Facebook for good, thanks for the inspiration!
--He replied "Because you have so little faith. I tell you the truth, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain 'Move from here to there' and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you" Matthew 17:20
Til Next Time,
CrazyGirl♥
You see, while the majority of people are posting about their latest party or break-up or whatever drama they feel like posting about, there is still a minority out there posting statuses that make you think, or pose a good point, and best of all, there are still people out there using Facebook as yet another ministry. It's seriously so rare to see someone post a Bible verse on their Facebook these days because *gasp* they might offend someone. But, honestly, that's one of the coolest things to see. What's even cooler is to see these people live out the verses they post in their REAL lives, and not just in the virtual world of Facebook or Pinterest or Twitter. I give a huge round of applause to these people, for being real and for being confident enough in their beliefs to stand up for them. Kudos to them!
Personally, I can say that I really haven't used Facebook as a ministry or to state my beliefs. I use it for fluff posts. You know the kind I'm talking about "Aww. Lunch with so-and-so. ♥ So much fun." or "Yay for rain. ♥" or even "La la la. Whatever." That's pretty much all I do. But, my question for myself is why should I add to the petty side of Facebook, when I could be using it for good instead? The answer: It's so much easier to just post fluff and not step on anyone's toes. My solution: Get over it and use Facebook for good, not random nothingness. So, to those few people using Facebook for good, thanks for the inspiration!
--He replied "Because you have so little faith. I tell you the truth, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain 'Move from here to there' and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you" Matthew 17:20
Til Next Time,
CrazyGirl♥
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
CrazyGirl observes Awkward Moments
Ok. So I begin the challenge of summing up my entire day (so far) in awkward moments.
That awkward moment when . . .
. . . you flinch when you look in the mirror because you have raccoon eyes and you hair looks like you fought with an egg beater . . . and lost.
. . . you spend 10 minutes turning the house inside out, looking for your keys . . . then realize you have them in your hand.
. . . you walk around all morning feeling confident and pretty . . . until someone points out that you have lipstick on your teeth.
. . . you mutter something to yourself while unlocking the car door . . . and realize a cute guy is in the car next to you watching you talk to yourself.
. . . you're walking to class and hear high heels clicking, turn around to see which girl is wearing them . . . only it's not a girl.
. . . you see someone wearing their jeans so tight they have to waddle to walk.
. . . you knock someone's book off their desk by accident . . . with your butt.
. . . you pop a spoonful of Nutella in your mouth . . . right as someone starts talking to you.
. . . you read a comment on something you posted on Facebook, and don't understand it . . . but you know they are waiting for a response.
. . . you realize you are spending a bunch of time coming up with awkward moments . . . that will probably get 0 reads.
. . . you realize you just spend a good half hour figuring out the best way to put these . . . and you only have like 10.
Until Next time,
CrazyGirl♥
That awkward moment when . . .
. . . you flinch when you look in the mirror because you have raccoon eyes and you hair looks like you fought with an egg beater . . . and lost.
. . . you spend 10 minutes turning the house inside out, looking for your keys . . . then realize you have them in your hand.
. . . you walk around all morning feeling confident and pretty . . . until someone points out that you have lipstick on your teeth.
. . . you mutter something to yourself while unlocking the car door . . . and realize a cute guy is in the car next to you watching you talk to yourself.
. . . you're walking to class and hear high heels clicking, turn around to see which girl is wearing them . . . only it's not a girl.
. . . you see someone wearing their jeans so tight they have to waddle to walk.
. . . you knock someone's book off their desk by accident . . . with your butt.
. . . you pop a spoonful of Nutella in your mouth . . . right as someone starts talking to you.
. . . you read a comment on something you posted on Facebook, and don't understand it . . . but you know they are waiting for a response.
. . . you realize you are spending a bunch of time coming up with awkward moments . . . that will probably get 0 reads.
. . . you realize you just spend a good half hour figuring out the best way to put these . . . and you only have like 10.
Until Next time,
Monday, March 19, 2012
CrazyGirl observes finishing what she started!
Oh boy! Last of the random facts thing.
76. Sometimes I get so completely lost in a song, that I have to listen to it over and over and over almost to the point where it starts to sound funny.
77. Speaking of songs, sometimes, when it's a guy singing a cute love song, I lay there pretending he's singing to me. I know he isn't, but since I have a lack of a real boyfriend, sometimes it's nice to pretend.
78. One of the reasons I so miss being a little kid is that when there was drama, all you had to do was close your eyes for a second, open them, and *sha-zam!* suddenly you were in a whole new world. One where all the drama ceased to exist.
79. Even though sometimes it seems crazy, I still believe in fairytales. Not that some fairy god mother is gonna show up wearing a robe and holding a wand and say "Bibbity bobbity boo!" And, everything will work out from there, but I hold onto the hope that somewhere out there is a guy who is not only willing to be romantic, but also willing to love me for me.
80. I don't want a guy who loves my potential, or what I could be. I want a guy who loves who I am just the way I am, with all my quirks and flaws and insecurities. ♥
81. Sometimes I wonder if that^ guy actually exists.
82. I'm not 100% sure why, but when I'm feeling down, one of the best pick me up songs ever is "Tonight Tonight" by Hot Chelle Rae. "La la la. Whatever! La la la. It doesn't matter! La la la. Oh well!" ♥
83. I try to act confident and sure of myself, but honestly, I'm pretty insecure.
84. I spend a lot of time thinking about the future, wondering where I will end up. And, all I can say is I NEVER expected to be here.
85. Somewhere I have a list of 101 things that I want in a guy. I need to find that.
86. While Facebook and text are nice, I'm one of those people who prefers face to face contact. Call me a weirdo, but I like knowing what people's REAL reactions are.
87. I need to go to rehab for Target. I seriously have to keep myself away from that store after I get a paycheck, because it gives me the urge to buy everything I can afford. But, when I do have spending cash, you can guess where I head first.
88. I can type 86 words a minute.
89. I like to try new things, but I don't often think through them first. Like the time I dyed my blond hair jet black with dye that claimed it came out "after 28 shampoos!" It's still brownish. Or when I hiked halfway up Mt. Lassen in a pair of Converse that was falling apart . . . and there was still snow on the trail.
90. I say that I'm "unique" but it's really just a nicer way to admit that I'm a total weirdo.
91. Sometimes, I pretend that my future prince Charming is reading this, even though it's more likely that it's my mom, and some friends that are probably my only readers.
92. I love wearing those outfits that seem to make you ooze confidence. Don't lie, you know what I'm talking about.
93. Part of me REALLY wants to do a blog post where I sum up my entire day in "That awkward moment" statements. In fact, challenge accepted! My next blog post will be my day in awkward moments.
94. I just did something I've been wanting to do for a while. I quoted Barney Stinson and didn't sound like too much of a moron.
95. I love the Hunger Games books! ♥
96. I love when something totally unexpected happens, and then you can't stop smiling about it!!
97. I love on cold nights when you wrap up in your blanket and get all snuggled up to go to sleep.
98. Even though I look totally moronic, I still love to text those people who always leave you smiling like an idiot at your phone.
99. I would much rather be heartbroken than be a heartbreaker.
100. I honestly can't believe I actually made it! Somewhere I probably repeated something . . . but I tried not to!
Until next time,
CrazyGirl♥
76. Sometimes I get so completely lost in a song, that I have to listen to it over and over and over almost to the point where it starts to sound funny.
77. Speaking of songs, sometimes, when it's a guy singing a cute love song, I lay there pretending he's singing to me. I know he isn't, but since I have a lack of a real boyfriend, sometimes it's nice to pretend.
78. One of the reasons I so miss being a little kid is that when there was drama, all you had to do was close your eyes for a second, open them, and *sha-zam!* suddenly you were in a whole new world. One where all the drama ceased to exist.
79. Even though sometimes it seems crazy, I still believe in fairytales. Not that some fairy god mother is gonna show up wearing a robe and holding a wand and say "Bibbity bobbity boo!" And, everything will work out from there, but I hold onto the hope that somewhere out there is a guy who is not only willing to be romantic, but also willing to love me for me.
80. I don't want a guy who loves my potential, or what I could be. I want a guy who loves who I am just the way I am, with all my quirks and flaws and insecurities. ♥
81. Sometimes I wonder if that^ guy actually exists.
82. I'm not 100% sure why, but when I'm feeling down, one of the best pick me up songs ever is "Tonight Tonight" by Hot Chelle Rae. "La la la. Whatever! La la la. It doesn't matter! La la la. Oh well!" ♥
83. I try to act confident and sure of myself, but honestly, I'm pretty insecure.
84. I spend a lot of time thinking about the future, wondering where I will end up. And, all I can say is I NEVER expected to be here.
85. Somewhere I have a list of 101 things that I want in a guy. I need to find that.
86. While Facebook and text are nice, I'm one of those people who prefers face to face contact. Call me a weirdo, but I like knowing what people's REAL reactions are.
87. I need to go to rehab for Target. I seriously have to keep myself away from that store after I get a paycheck, because it gives me the urge to buy everything I can afford. But, when I do have spending cash, you can guess where I head first.
88. I can type 86 words a minute.
89. I like to try new things, but I don't often think through them first. Like the time I dyed my blond hair jet black with dye that claimed it came out "after 28 shampoos!" It's still brownish. Or when I hiked halfway up Mt. Lassen in a pair of Converse that was falling apart . . . and there was still snow on the trail.
90. I say that I'm "unique" but it's really just a nicer way to admit that I'm a total weirdo.
91. Sometimes, I pretend that my future prince Charming is reading this, even though it's more likely that it's my mom, and some friends that are probably my only readers.
92. I love wearing those outfits that seem to make you ooze confidence. Don't lie, you know what I'm talking about.
93. Part of me REALLY wants to do a blog post where I sum up my entire day in "That awkward moment" statements. In fact, challenge accepted! My next blog post will be my day in awkward moments.
94. I just did something I've been wanting to do for a while. I quoted Barney Stinson and didn't sound like too much of a moron.
95. I love the Hunger Games books! ♥
96. I love when something totally unexpected happens, and then you can't stop smiling about it!!
97. I love on cold nights when you wrap up in your blanket and get all snuggled up to go to sleep.
98. Even though I look totally moronic, I still love to text those people who always leave you smiling like an idiot at your phone.
99. I would much rather be heartbroken than be a heartbreaker.
100. I honestly can't believe I actually made it! Somewhere I probably repeated something . . . but I tried not to!
Until next time,
CrazyGirl♥
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Ok, continuing my random facts thing...
51. I constantly think back on a situation and change the ending (in my head) to me being totally awesome and saying some sweet comeback that leaves the other person speechless
52. About 50% of the time, I don't get jokes, but I laugh anyway.
53. I sometimes pretend that my life has a soundtrack. (Even though no one else hears it.)
54. One of my favorite sounds is the sound of someone typing fast on a keyboard.
55. When I need something sweet to eat, a spoonful of Nutella always seems to do the trick.
56. I think keys are fascinating. That's why I absolutely adore all the skeleton key necklaces that suddenly became popular within the past few years.
57. I absolutely love the TV show Bones, but because I don't have cable, I have to watch it on Netflix, and I'm freaking out because I'm almost out of episodes.
58. Another show I really like is How I Met Your Mother, and I really wish I could pull off saying things like "It's going to be legend..wait for it..dary!" or "When I feel sad, I quit being sad and be awesome instead." but I sound like a total idiot when I try to say it.
59. I try to hide it, but I constantly worry that I'm annoying people.
60. I hate matching my socks, unless they are plain white, so they never match.
61. I constantly catch myself making faces when I zone out.
62. Hospitals terrify me.
63. I love listening to people with accents talk. Irish and Australian are at the top of my list.
64. Recently, I have realized that I love frozen yogurt.
65. Fire is a fascinating thing. Campfires are my favorite.
66. I have only been to Disneyland once. I would LOVE to go again.
67. I broke the rules every day in elementary school. We had a rolly slide. The only rule for it was "Do not climb up the rolly slide backward." And, rebel child me, climbed up the rolly slide backward, every day. (Come on! You can't blame me! It was perfect because if one person stood on the platform and the other person stood on the rolly slide and held onto the plastic shade the person on the platform could grab their arms and we could reenact the whole scene from Lion King where Scar throws Mufasa off the cliff. )
68. My best friend from elementary school and I were extremely imaginative. Not only were we able to be characters from Harvest Moon, had the ability to fight off millions of imaginary foes, but we also had access into Teribithia. We had quite a few adventures.
69. I'm one of the few freaks in this world who, for some unknown reason, doesn't like Goldfish crackers.
70. I love Starbucks, especially the peppermint mochas, and the pumpkin spice lattes.
71. As fun as this is, I'm starting to run out of things to say.
72. I'm pretty sure that writer's block is one of the most annoying feelings in the world.
73. I love those moments when you put your mp3 player on shuffle and it just keeps playing the songs you didn't realize you needed to hear.
74. I love the band Hawk Nelson. Especially their first album, Letters to the President.
75. Most people like chapstick, but I prefer Lip Medex.
Until Next time,
CrazyGirl♥
51. I constantly think back on a situation and change the ending (in my head) to me being totally awesome and saying some sweet comeback that leaves the other person speechless
52. About 50% of the time, I don't get jokes, but I laugh anyway.
53. I sometimes pretend that my life has a soundtrack. (Even though no one else hears it.)
54. One of my favorite sounds is the sound of someone typing fast on a keyboard.
55. When I need something sweet to eat, a spoonful of Nutella always seems to do the trick.
56. I think keys are fascinating. That's why I absolutely adore all the skeleton key necklaces that suddenly became popular within the past few years.
57. I absolutely love the TV show Bones, but because I don't have cable, I have to watch it on Netflix, and I'm freaking out because I'm almost out of episodes.
58. Another show I really like is How I Met Your Mother, and I really wish I could pull off saying things like "It's going to be legend..wait for it..dary!" or "When I feel sad, I quit being sad and be awesome instead." but I sound like a total idiot when I try to say it.
59. I try to hide it, but I constantly worry that I'm annoying people.
60. I hate matching my socks, unless they are plain white, so they never match.
61. I constantly catch myself making faces when I zone out.
62. Hospitals terrify me.
63. I love listening to people with accents talk. Irish and Australian are at the top of my list.
64. Recently, I have realized that I love frozen yogurt.
65. Fire is a fascinating thing. Campfires are my favorite.
66. I have only been to Disneyland once. I would LOVE to go again.
67. I broke the rules every day in elementary school. We had a rolly slide. The only rule for it was "Do not climb up the rolly slide backward." And, rebel child me, climbed up the rolly slide backward, every day. (Come on! You can't blame me! It was perfect because if one person stood on the platform and the other person stood on the rolly slide and held onto the plastic shade the person on the platform could grab their arms and we could reenact the whole scene from Lion King where Scar throws Mufasa off the cliff. )
68. My best friend from elementary school and I were extremely imaginative. Not only were we able to be characters from Harvest Moon, had the ability to fight off millions of imaginary foes, but we also had access into Teribithia. We had quite a few adventures.
69. I'm one of the few freaks in this world who, for some unknown reason, doesn't like Goldfish crackers.
70. I love Starbucks, especially the peppermint mochas, and the pumpkin spice lattes.
71. As fun as this is, I'm starting to run out of things to say.
72. I'm pretty sure that writer's block is one of the most annoying feelings in the world.
73. I love those moments when you put your mp3 player on shuffle and it just keeps playing the songs you didn't realize you needed to hear.
74. I love the band Hawk Nelson. Especially their first album, Letters to the President.
75. Most people like chapstick, but I prefer Lip Medex.
Until Next time,
CrazyGirl♥
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