IM IN UR OCEAN. EATIN UR CARDZ.
Perry.
Swooniest. Book boy. Ever.
I wish I could make everyone read Under the Never Sky and share with the world what he looks like in my head and be like, See? SEE? ISN’T HE GREAT? SWOON WITH ME!
I’m going to cross my fingers for a movie and hope the actor is perfect in every way. Until then… *dreamy sigh*
Who’s your favorite book boy?
Today, Nick and I celebrated our 7th anniversary. Well, technically we celebrated yesterday, because that’s when dessert was consumed. But really, what day isn’t a celebration when you’re married to the most wonderful man in the world, hmm?
One of my favorite cheesy camp type games to play was always the Going on a Picnic game (the name version). Probably because I knew the secret and always got invited. There were the people who knew, the people who figured it out, and the people who just happened to pick the right item. It was funny to watch people get frustrated over being told no over and over again. Having a name that begins with J, my food options were limited, but I always went with jalapeños, just in hopes of throwing people off.
Did you have favorite games like this when you were a kid?
Injuries suck.
Just the other day, I commented on someone’s A to Z post about how I always forget to appreciate the days when nothing’s wrong. Usually being in good health, I know I take it for granted. When I get sick or hurt and I’m writhing around in pain, I always kick myself for not being thankful for the times I don’t feel that way.
On Tuesday I took a moment to clear my mind and assess how I was feeling. I felt great. I thought to myself, I am fortunate to feel this way right now. I am going to be thankful for this feeling and hold on to it the next time I am ailed with something.
Then on Tuesday night I pulled my hamstring. fml
It’s the annual CSS Naked Day! The style has been stripped from this site, but don’t worry. It’ll be back tomorrow.
The idea behind this event is to promote web standards. This includes proper use of html, semantic markup, a good hierarchy structure, and a clear separation between content and presentation.