Meme Time!

Since I finished the series, I decided to find some amusing memes on the net. Just... LOL.

LOL Twilight....

That was posted with this:

I don’t need to try to control you

Look into my eyes and I’ll own you

With them Moves Like Albus

I got them Moves Like Albus

I got them Mo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-ooves Like Albus

OMG REALLY?!!?

Tru dat.

LOL!

DISNEY CHANNEL! Wait, what?

HAHA!

Right on.

Genius...

I just like this... :)

Lots of sirius jokes...

ROFL!

I am so doing this. You know I will.

And my signoff is:

Surveys = Yay!

Since I last posted, my life has not been thrilling. I think. My memory span is about 5 days long. At most. 


I'm pretty sure the most exciting thing that happened was me stepping on a rusty garden rake. My boot now has holes in it that make it look as if a gigantic snake chomped down on my foot. Cool holes, lame story. No, it did not break skin. Yes, I do have a bruise on my instep that is turning out a rainbow-like array of colors. 


But anyways, 


I have had an okay life, thanks for asking.


Here is a random questionare i found on the internet. The ones that are true are bolded.
My comments are in (parentheses).

Internet and computer.
1. I usually spend over three hours online in one day. (on weekends)
2. One thing that takes up most of my time is surveys.
3. I have my own website.
4. I actually don’t use Myspace or Facebook.
5. My internet is very fast, and never freezes.
6. I don’t have to share my computer with anyone.
7. My desktop picture is of someone.
8. I’m always on an instant messaging provider.
9. I have had this computer for over three years.
10. Most of my memory is taken up by music and photos.

My birthday.
1. My birthday is either in the spring or winter.
2. My birthday already passed this year. 
3. I throw a big party for my birthday every year.
4. I love when I receive a lot of balloons at school. (I suppose?)
5. I reached or will reach a birthday milestone this year.
6. I had a sweet sixteen party or a Quinceanera.
7. A lot of family called to say “Happy Birthday” this year.
8. I don’t like to put a lot of attention on myself about my birthday.
9. I got a really big present on my birthday. (A nice sewing machine! :D)
10. My birthday is on a Leap Year. 

Shopping and clothes.
1. I usually spend over a hundred dollars every time I shop.
2. Shopping is my favorite thing to do.
3. Actually, shopping gives me a headache.
4. I usually only shop at the thrift or vintage store.
5. I go straight to the clearance or sale rack. 
6. If I see a sale sign in the window front, I’ll stop and look around.
7. I need to go shopping currently.
8. I don’t have that many articles of clothing. 
9. I have too much! I don’t even have room for it in my closet.
10. I donate my clothes after I’ve grown out of them. (To my sisters)

School.
1. I do very well in school. 
2. I’ve been on Honor Roll every year of High School. (Does CP HAVE an honor roll?)
3. I’m not even in High School yet.
4. School is very boring to me.
5. I’m stopping at my High School diploma.
6. Actually, I dropped out of school.
7. I have a lot of friends at my school. (I consider 10+ a lot)
8. My school is very clique based and everyone belongs in one. (Haha, NO.)
9. There are a lot of sluts in my school.
10. One of our sports teams is extremely good. 

Food and eating.
1. I think I eat too much.
2. I’m on a strict diet that isn’t working.
3. I’m on a strict diet that is working.
4. My favorite food isn’t too healthy.
5. I’m either a vegetarian or a vegan.
6. A lot of my friends are vegetarian or vegan too.
7. I eat more than three meals a day.
8. Eating is one of my favorite things to do.
9. I eat when I’m bored and have nothing to do.10. I don’t know how to cook.

Friends.
1. I have a lot of mutual friends that all get along.
2. I met most of my friends at school.
3. I don’t have a best friend.
4. I don’t even have that many friends.
5. My friends and I see each other at least twice a week.
6. They’re in a lot of my classes.
7. My best friend is older than me.
8. One of my friends and I don’t have anything in common but we still get along.
9. I try to get my friends to all be in one social circle.
10. My friend lives very far away from me.

Music.
1. I play an instrument very well.
2. I am always listening to music.
3. I don’t understand how someone can not like music.
4. I make my own music.
5. My iTunes has more than a thousand songs.
6. My favorite band isn’t too popular. 
7. The majority of my friends all listen to the same music. (haha, NO.)
8. I have a Last FM account that I’m always on.
9. I look on the Top 40 Countdown for new music. (Sometimes)
10. I still buy CDs and have a very large collection that I’m quite proud of.


Now, It's YOUR TURN!!!

Copy and paste this into a post for your blog. Link to it in the comments!

NOW!!!

I mean, please. 

;)

What I've been doing...

With much blood (I think i pricked my finger) sweat, and tears, my costume is finished! No, you cannot see photos because it is still a surprise. Yay surprises.

Here are other things that don't relate.

This poof skirt was 5 dollars. I didn't get it. :(

This poptart SAID it had sprinkles on it. LIES!!!

Just... LOLz....

Myers-Briggs

Personality tests are yay. So, take this one and post it below. :D
http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/jtypes2.asp

This is my copy + paste...

ME! Viola!


Like the other Idealists, Champions are rather rare, say three or four percent of the population, but even more than the others they consider intense emotional experiences as being vital to a full life. Champions have a wide range and variety of emotions, and a great passion for novelty. They see life as an exciting drama, pregnant with possibilities for both good and evil, and they want to experience all the meaningful events and fascinating people in the world. The most outgoing of the Idealists, Champions often can't wait to tell others of their extraordinary experiences. Champions can be tireless in talking with others, like fountains that bubble and splash, spilling over their own words to get it all out. And usually this is not simple storytelling; Champions often speak (or write) in the hope of revealing some truth about human experience, or of motivating others with their powerful convictions. Their strong drive to speak out on issues and events, along with their boundless enthusiasm and natural talent with language, makes them the most vivacious and inspiring of all the types.
Fiercely individualistic, Champions strive toward a kind of personal authenticity, and this intention always to be themselves is usually quite attractive to others. At the same time, Champions have outstanding intuitive powers and can tell what is going on inside of others, reading hidden emotions and giving special significance to words or actions. In fact, Champions are constantly scanning the social environment, and no intriguing character or silent motive is likely to escape their attention. Far more than the other Idealists, Champions are keen and probing observers of the people around them, and are capable of intense concentration on another individual. Their attention is rarely passive or casual. On the contrary, Champions tend to be extra sensitive and alert, always ready for emergencies, always on the lookout for what's possible.
Champions are good with people and usually have a wide range of personal relationships. They are warm and full of energy with their friends. They are likable and at ease with colleagues, and handle their employees or students with great skill. They are good in public and on the telephone, and are so spontaneous and dramatic that others love to be in their company. Champions are positive, exuberant people, and often their confidence in the goodness of life and of human nature makes good things happen.

Hopefully you will understand me better now! :D

Seriously, post your results down there.
You know you want to.

Grenade by Julia Sheer

Just had to share! LOVE Julia Sheer!

Separate Ways

This is the original video. Watch this first.




HAHAHA!! This is awesome...

Pinterest

Announcement!

I have I new love. Its name is pinterest.

Yes, I know! It's FANTASMICAL!!!!! *cough* *cough*

Sorry.

Anyhoo, Pinterest is this wonderful um, thing.

Let me put it this way: It's like a cross between tumblr and stumbleupon.

On Steroids.

Which, by the way, suck. Don't take them. They have nasty side effects. Unless you have to . Which I did. Bleh.

So, pinterest.

It is this really awesome idea website. Their FAQ states:

"Pinterest is a virtual pinboard. Pinterest allows you to organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the web. You can browse pinboards created by other people to discover new things and get inspiration from people who share your interests.

People use pinboards to plan their weddings, decorate their homes, and share their favorite recipes."

As you can see, Its kind of girly. At least, it's made up of mostly girls (I haven't seen one guy) so my male readers will probably not appreciate this post as much as they would if they were me. 

Which I am.

And that is a very good thing.

Seriously, I mean that.

P.S. I add a pinterest "follow me" button on the side>>
:)

Costume

The beginnings of a costume...

Serious Brownie points if you can guess what it will be! :)

Red Stilettos

These are the shoes. :D

Apple Pie

This is me making an apple pie. My mom was not available to make supper, so I did. Potatoes, french green beans, and fruit salad. Very... earthy. (We didn't have any meat. :P) And apple pie, of course. :)

I peeled a whole apple in one peel. :) I was so proud...

Here is my lovely pie, albeit uncooked... That is a fall leaf in the middle right thar'...

Walkin' on Sunshine

This song makes me happy. :)

Ahahaha! The cat in the hat rap. Oh Yeah.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNFKdoSWV4M

World Traveler... Sort Of (part two)

Continued...

Day Two

The next day was sunday, so we walked to church.

This is the church praying together.

Worship was so fun, even though I couldn't understand a word.

After church, we went to this little food place (apparently, cars DO NOT stop for you to cross the street in Nicaragua) and had this...

Yum. All fresh. Yup.

Don't you just want to lick the screen?

No?

Okay, moving on.

The next on our to do list was a three hour drive in a 5 seat car with 8 people. Yeaaaaah. That went well.

No, I 'm kidding. It was great.

Except for, ya know, me getting a bruise on my hip from squishing.

Moving on.

So we got to where we were going. The dock.

Yeah that's right, the dock.

We were going on a ferry ride!

BOO-YAH!

Ahem.

This is a monkey that was on the dock.

A sign on the tree:

Peligros

Monos

Bravos

Which loosely translates: Hazard: Brazen Monkeys.

Which loosely translates: no monkey petting. *Sad Face*

Oh well.

We got on the ferry-boat (not fairy-boat) and bought our $1 tickets (about 23 córdobas).

We were off to the orphanage. Which happened to be on an island in the middle of a huge lake.

After an hour of shenanigans...

(Don't hate me Liz ;))

Erm, Yeah....

We got HERE:

Feel free to ooooohhhh and aaaahhh.

You know you want to.

Ta-Da!

We then drove for an hour in a short bus (ha) over a nicely bricked road (suprising) to an turnoff with a not so good road.

As in, "Hold on to your hats, here comes a bump!" road.

When we reached the orphanage, I was, frankly, surprised at how... well off it was.

We also had the best lemonade in THE WORLD...

Ever.

I went to bed.

The sheets were better than mine. I noticed.

End of Day Two

So, what do you think?

World Traveler... Sort Of (part one)

So, since some of you (actually, all of you) have not heard my "Nicaraguan Journey", I decided to do a series of posts and pictures about my 10 day journey.
Here we go...

Day One

Day one was the day of travel. At eight, we picked up Paul and Liz Howey from their house, and began the long trek to the Memphis airport. On the way, we stopped at Fred Fraiser's house (Local honey dude) to buy some honey. I got to go see how they take the honey out of the hives, purify it, and put it in Jars for us to buy.

ANYWAY...

When we got to the airport, I was quite sad and scared to leave my family for ten days to go to a third world country. Understandable, Right? Yeah.

When we went through security, Paul was stopped because apparently, peanut butter to go with your saltines is NOT allowed in your take on luggage. What a shame.

The plane ride to Huston international airport was rather uneventful.

In Huston, we had a 5 hour layover, so I took a nap, got way overpriced Italian food, had deliciousness that is Jamba Juice, and walked back and forth on the moving sidewalks repetitively.

\

Not necessarily in that order.

OOH! And I got my name called over the loudspeaker. That was fun. We had to walk all the way across the terminal (Yay moving sidewalks!) to go to the customer service place.

Turns out, I had left my passport in the bathroom. With all of my money in it.

And a janitor turned it in. THANK GOD.

I met her later... she's a really cool African (not african-american) lady with a beautiful accent. I think she was Rwandan or somewhere around there.

So after the passport fiasco, Paul held on to our passports.

We boarded the plane.

I was bored for three hours.

We touched down. I was in Nicaragua.

Party Time.

Just kidding. It was late, and I was a bit sleepy.

Apparently, you have to pay ten dollars to enter the country. I am still not sure why.

This is at the airport. The climate is like AR, but more humid.

From Left to Right:

Shelby Roberts

Lauren Zimba (I didn't know that was her last name...)

Denis Miranda

Caleb Hudson's back

Paul Howey

So this is some of us.

After this, Paul, Liz, and I were taken to the family we were staying with.

This is our room. My bed is the closest. All of the houses and buildings are open air with tin roofs. So, hot. We had a small fan that you can't see in the photo, and it worked wonders.

And then I went to bed.

This Ends Day One

So, tell me what you think!

Journey/Lady Gaga

This is sort of awesome. At least I thought so.

Black Ops Cat

Idea Swap

www.theideaswap.com/

I'm still not quite sure what this is for... but hey! It looks cool! :D

Headbands

When I went to Nicaragua, I was faced with a problem.

*cue dramatic music*

My hair.

So, what did I do?

I made headbands.

The did two jobs. One, keeping my hair out of my face. Two,

Covering most of my hair so I didn;t look like I just rolled out of bed.

Trying this is me trying to pry open a coconut.

It didn't work.

Obviously.

But the POINT is, I am wearing my favorite headband. :)

My sister is displaying my first one I made here

Dear Future Self

www.futureme.org/

I found this website while using StumbleUpon. On this website, you send emails to your future self, set a date for the email to be delivered, and hit send. The email will be sent on the date you selected.

It's kind of like a time capsule, but even if you forget, you will still receive it.

Kind of cool, huh?

If you get through the annoying-ness, this is a really fun game. We should try it sometime people.

Somewhere...

Somewhere... over the rainbow

way up high

there's a land that I heard of once in a lullaby...

Somewhere... over the rainbow

bluebirds fly

and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true...

Someday I'll wish upon a star

and wake up where the clouds are far behind

behind me

where trouble melts like lemondrops

high above the chimney tops that's where you'll find me...

No comment necessary.

Jacket Holes

Okay. I have a new love.

Jacket holes. Like, for your thumbs.

Like my manicure? ;)

Swirly nails

Okay, this is pretty awesome. I'm going to try it sometime. Later. After my current nail polish is gone. Yeeeaaah.