tdg

I really love angry music when I'm working out. I'm not an angry person, but angry music all full of passion is exactly what amps me up for working out. Three Days Grace is currently my favorite. Gone Forever is a super angry song, and as soon as it comes on I'm energized and ready to work out. Haha, maybe I'm subconciously saying "I feel so much better now that you're gone forever" to the calories I'm burning.

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photographer

I've fallen in love with these images! They're so fun and romantic and all about the couple and they make me so happy! The ones in an office? They met at work. And some have their puppies with them and some are in their homes and I just love them. I also love how they include images in black tie attire. So dressed up and pretty! So, here's Axioo, and an obxious amount of images.

amazing

I would just like to point out that I can post blog posts from my iPod Touch. This is amazing. But will probably rarely be used because it's way faster typing on a full keyboard. Nonetheless, seriously AMAZING!


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key

So, remember a while back when I posted about the Tiffany & Co key necklaces that I'd fallen in love with but would never ever buy due to the fact that I can't make myself spend that much on jewelry for myself? Well, I now own one.

When I went with Phil's family to Cranberry Fest, on the way I flipped through a magazine next to Phil. He looked at some of it with me, and on one of those pages was an ad for the Tiffany keys. I mentioned something about how I thought they were awesome but would never get one because of the price tag. Phil asked me if I'd be mad if he got me one, in his usual joking voice that means he's not serious about what he's saying. I laughed and told him, yes, I'd be mad, but I'd probably get over it. And then put on the necklace and NEVER TAKE IT OFF.

I promptly forgot about the conversation, but apparently Phil didn't. And he picked out the same key that I'd have picked out for myself and gave it to me for Christmas. In a pretty little Tiffany blue box.

I have the best boyfriend in the whole world. And yes, I thought that before Christmas.

candies

Oh my, what Christmas does to one's waistline! But it's so okay because it's Christmas. And then after Christmas you can do squats and pushups and leg raises and lots of running to make up for it. Which is what I did today. But just look. Boxes full of goodies like these just makes it all so worth it.

merry

Speaks for itself. :)

college

I'm starting a new thing. A new reoccuring theme. Like my little thankful bits. These ones, however, are about college. And what I've learned in college over the last three and a half years, and what I'll continue to learn over the next year. One year! That's all I have left. It feels like such a relief. I'm sure I'll miss it when I'm gone, but as of now, I can't wait to be done.

Without further ado...something I've learned in college:

By comparison, I am a ridiculously fast test taker whether or not I am confident on the material. Four for four this semester, I was the first one done with my finals. And in many of those classes I was the first person done with all the tests we took that semester, with grades ranging from A's to C's. Has nothing to do with how well I know what I'm being tested on. What good that does me, I have no idea. But I learned it in college.

mugs

So, I get these emails from Anthropologie. And I LOVE Anthropologie. But Anthropologie happens to typically be quite expensive. So when I got this email and saw these amazing mugs, I ignored it, thinking they'd be far too expensive to justify buying. Fortunately, a few days later I caved and clicked on the link to find each mug is only EIGHT dollars. Which means I could justify getting the two I love the most(far left and far right). But I probably still won't get them for a while because well, it's Christmas, and Christmas is expensive. But seriously. I love them.

sweets

Every year at Christmastime my mom goes a little crazy and makes it impossible to enter our kitchen at home without leaving a pound heavier. I love it. Not the pound heavier part, but the mass-amounts-of-sweets-at-my-disposal part. When I was in high school, we'd put together tins of goodies and I'd bring them to my teachers as a little Christmas present. Since graduating, I still bring them to some teachers. My choir teacher, because I love her, and my drafting teacher, because he's friends with my stepdad and my whole family loves him.

Now, the thing about my high school is they have awful awful office staff. Not all of them maybe, but the ones I dealt with yesterday definitely. They were rude, they ignored me and weren't willing to work with me at all to get these sweets to my teachers when neither of them were in class at the time. The best they could do was deliver the sweets to my teachers themselves. After a while they finally let me go see my choir teacher, but I couldn't see my drafting teacher because he was on a field trip.

Today I found out from my drafting teacher that while he was gone the ladies helped themselves to his treats.

Oh I don't think so. Are you KIDDING me? You treat me like CRAP and then STEAL his gift? They didn't eat it all, but really? That's infuriating. Next year there is no way they're delivering the treats. And I really don't think I'll have any problem telling them why that won't be the case.

photographer

Honestly, I'm more in love with the clothing in this shoot than the actual photography. But Kellan Studios puts out some amazing work and I love visiting their site to see what's new!