I'm head over heels in love...

After watching Food Inc (which if you haven't seen it, I highly suggest you do), I swore never to eat fast food again. To only buy Organic foods and never buy those packaged processed foods ... I never even knew what people were talking about when they said processed. This documentary gave me a whole new meaning to that term exposing everything behind the veil the food industry puts up. It's true. I became the epitome of a food snob. But as the "joys" of womanhood roll around once a month, I find myself in a vulnerable position. Yesterday was an especially interesting day filled with those joys. I went from being distraught because I had nothing to wear, to wanting to throw away all the clothes I had in less than an hour. (PMS + Being away from the love of my life for an entire summer can really throw off a girls emotions) And NOTHING sounded good to eat. As I was talking to my fiance (over the phone of course because he is 5,000 ridiculous miles away) a beauti

At my house lives a Dog.  (named "angel") The thing about Dog is... its hair gets EVERYWHERE. On your clothes, furniture, carpet, floor.... everywhere. It's impossible to completely clean the floor because you turn around and there's always more hair there. Talk about annoying/frustrating/messy. Reasons to not have a dog... they smell, you have to pick up their poop, they shed, you have to bathe them, you have to take them on walks, they bark... loud, you have to feed them, they shed , they lick you after they lick heaven knows what else, and a bunch more reasons. Reasons to have a dog.....                                .   .   . Basically a dog is kind of like a baby that never learns how to talk, or grows spiritually and emotionally, and learns how to feed themselves and use a toilet and become independent. And they look nothing like you.

Alright. I'm brand new at this and hoping to get better at time goes on. I guess there's really nothing else to say in this post.