All you need is love.

Anything and everything that tickles my fancy.

dia numero dos

Today I:

Saw:

  • old jewelry
  • lots of dresses
  • construction
  • Erin’s friendly neighbor cat

Wrote:

  • my paper for my class tomorrow

Learned:

  • Re-learned my love for reading (And don’t you forget it! >:l)

Read:

  • for my psych class
  • poetry with Erin

Wore:

  • Blue cardigan with frilly things
  • jeans
  • glitter flats
  • headband
  • fancy necklace from goodwill

Felt:

  • Confident
  • Content
  • Excited
  • Hopeful
  • Optimistic
  • Friendly

Spoke to:

  • Jeff
  • Erin
  • Oreo
  • Julian
  • Goodwill cashier (too much)
  • Goodwill Jewelry lady who I showed all my dresses to.
  • Grandma (Feliz Dia De Las Madres!)
  • Dad
  • Mom (ditto!)
  • MFT to set up appointment for interview
  • The abbey people
  • nice old man at the Abbey who watched out for my computer wire and patted my back. I like old people.

Ate:

  • Cheerios & Milk
  • Toast with over easy eggs, American cheese and spinach
  • Mango
  • cookies

Song of the day:

  • no song, but lots of 90s

Quote of the day:

Thing of the day:

  • poetry! and the paintings at the abbey and the youtube videos I showed Erin

Stolen from Erin

Today I:

Saw:

  • Financial aid/credential program people
  • Erin!!
  • Fluffy cat

Wrote:

  • notes notes notes

Learned:

  • That antidepressants may negatively affect love. (They increase serotonin and decrease dopamine….blah…) have to research more.

Read:

  • The manual for the credential program

Wore:

  • Black sweater with the pretty shoulders.
  • Black earrings Jeff’s aunt gave me two Christmases ago
  • Jeans
  • Glittery/smelly flats
  • workout clothes

Felt:

  • Sleepy
  • Grumpy (no coffee)
  • Anxious
  • Insecure
  • Excited
  • Confused
  • Reflective

Spoke to:

  • Jeff
  • Christie
  • Julian
  • Lisa
  • The MA/Credential program lady who I described as Ralphmexicangrandma. She was so sweet.
  • Nice bus man that makes me late.
  • Lady at the grocery store who I kept getting in the way of because I would stop abruptly when something caught my attention until I laughed and told her “sorry I basically have the attention span of a five year old.”
  • Oreo

Ate:

  • not enough coffee
  • cheerios
  • Mango/oranges
  • Animal circus cookies
  • Turkey sandwich
  • hash browns and kale

Song of the day:

  • Cafe Tacuba’s “Volver a Comenzar” made me particularly happy today.

Quote of the day:

Thing of the day:

  • credential program (have to email more :p)
shitmykidsruined:

My husband likes to have, like, a thousand rolls of toilet paper on hand in case, oh…I don’t know…the stores decide to stop selling it, it becomes currency, or we invite an army to come use our bathroom.  So anyway, my 3 year old son and 6 and a half year old daughter decided to have an impromtu “toilet paper party” one afternoon in our bedroom while I made dinner.  I knew something was up when they were super quiet and then my daughter came in the kitchen and said “we’re not doing anything in your room, mama.  Noooooothing at all.  You just keep cooking and stay in the kitchen, okay?” which, of course, confirmed my fears of some kind of destruction going on.  This is what I walked in to see.  They both thought this was hilarious.  It took 2 large trash bags to clean it all up.  And now my poor husband is down to 998 rolls!!  :)
Submitted by: Kimberly
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shitmykidsruined:

My husband likes to have, like, a thousand rolls of toilet paper on hand in case, oh…I don’t know…the stores decide to stop selling it, it becomes currency, or we invite an army to come use our bathroom. So anyway, my 3 year old son and 6 and a half year old daughter decided to have an impromtu “toilet paper party” one afternoon in our bedroom while I made dinner. I knew something was up when they were super quiet and then my daughter came in the kitchen and said “we’re not doing anything in your room, mama. Noooooothing at all. You just keep cooking and stay in the kitchen, okay?” which, of course, confirmed my fears of some kind of destruction going on. This is what I walked in to see. They both thought this was hilarious. It took 2 large trash bags to clean it all up. And now my poor husband is down to 998 rolls!! :)

Submitted by: Kimberly

(Source: shitmykidsruined, via myeyeshadowisodd)