Friday, February 23, 2007


I don't know if any of you are as lame as I am and have moments of weakness when you impulse buy but...yeah, I had a sad moment of impulse buying this last summer. After our first tour, Karissa and I decided to buy rollerblades with our sweet tips from the week. Well, we didn't just go for the lame $30 skates...oh no, we had to get the super nice ones that were comfortable (yeah, because we rollerblade all the time and so that's a big deal!). Little do you probably know, I had never rollerbladed in my life and here I was spending a lot of money on something that I wasn't sure I was going to like, let alone use at all. Well, last summer Karissa and I used our skates once. That's it...one time use. So last night, Andrea and Andrew and I decided to go out and enjoy the beautiful night and...you guessed it...I broke out the skates! It felt great! Well, it was supposed to feel great but unfortunately Karissa and I had bought the same skates and didn't bother looking to make sure that we'd grabbed our own skates and so I had two right skates to skate with. I toughed it out (with a little bit of whining here and there with the arch of the skate digging into the side of my left foot). Andrea even took a picture of me on my skates to commemorate their usage once again! I am determined to get good at skating this spring so I can begin to feel better about this impulse buy. I'm still working on it.

Tuesday, February 20, 2007



So, I've thought about tattoos a lot lately since I happen to love the show Miami Ink that's on the TLC channel. I saw this tattoo (above) online somewhere and loved finding that someone else LOVES Ramona Quimby as much as I do! I have found a kindred spirit! I don't think that I would ever get a tattoo but this is one of the few that I've seen that I actually like. haha...Mom and Dad would love that, eh?!

Thursday, February 15, 2007

Home Sweet Home


This is my little piece of home. This is the view from my bedroom at my parent's house.

Far from Home

8 months living in Canada + 4 months working in Alaska = My life being lived very far from home.