flying standby out of texas isn't exactly easy as pie... which by the way, i've been eating a lot of.
but, while sitting in the terminal for hours at a time doesn't really float my boat, i much prefer it over school. so here i'll sit with netflix and my bag of sand watermelon drops, cleaning out my iTunes.
in the midst of scrubbing my bathroom last night (and while googling "how to snake your drain" because i'm hard core...), my sweet cousin asked me to take a break.
and then she turned me into a geisha.
it's cool. i'm pretty professional when it comes to retaliation.
have a niiiiiice friday. mine has already been filled with the most delightful of surprises: fools who don't do their homework, and teach the class that st. peter's basilica is a byzantine phenomenon. wrong on one hundred levels. i was so embarrassed for her. group projects are the worst...
that awkward moment when your cousin and her date are in the loft watching newsies and you decide that sitting in the dark kitchen beneath them trying to listen to the movie is less creepy than joining their snuggle fest.
that awkward moment when you realize that you've just written a run-on sentence.
that awkward moment when you know spot collins is on screen without actually seeing said screen.
that awkward moment when you're more jealous that melodey is watching newsies than the fact that melodey is on a date.
that suuuuper awkward moment when said date walks into the dark kitchen unannounced and asks why you're hanging out by yourself with the lights off...
that awkward moment when all you say is, "i just wanted to be alone."
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that awkward moment when he silently raises his eyebrows and goes back up the stairs.
it's probably because i came home with cary grant's comedy collection last night.
[8$ at hastings... 4 disks, and a shiny case. i wasn't strong enough to pass it up.]
and i can probably blame it on the fact that penny serenade is my newest favorite cary grant film.
and it is also majorly due to the fact that i'm pretty sure my soul is from 1920.
[and it could have something to do me being confined to a bed all weekend...]
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buuuuut... i found little leaves of my family tree that i adore.
blasts from the past, if you will.
via: my sweet southern bell aunt barb.
enjoy!
my grandmother, mary louise on the right. she is the classiest lady. and a sassy red head!
my grandparents in the middle, and great grandparents on either side.
john kearns is an exact copy of william kearns. and ben kearns, the third generation clone! i loooove it.
after the rescue of my grandfather's plane crash on antarctica, c.a. 1946. stranded for two weeks, surviving on peanut butter and boiled water... my family history is seriously the coolest.
the most handsome devil you ever did see.
that bow-tie, seriously? dad, you're adorable.
my gorgeous aunt barb. is this picture not stunning?!
she is such a dish!
she's my claim to fame :).
i call her aunt barb, but maybe you know her as nina from all my children.
so i just did a super cool thing... and made this. i'm not really sure how it got posted here... it must have been the result of a few crazy buttons that i pushed. and i'd own this entire thing. if i could ever afford christian louboutins. and i of course named this particular ensemble after my favorite dean martin song.
of course, of course.
anyway, polyvore is my new favorite waste of time.
not so much loving the fact that this stupid cold has knocked me flat in a period of 48 hours. or the fact that i can't quite breathe out of my nose. or my mouth for that matter.
my bedroom has become a cave of germs, and i, the invalid who inhabits it.
do you ever just wish that god favored you over certain people?
i kind of do.
i take it back.
i do. straight up.
does that make me a bad person?
no, it makes me human. i think.
wait...
it probably makes me a bad person too.
but to my credit,
i laugh at people's jokes when they're not funny,
i pray before every meal,
and i recycle. sometimes.
so that makes me a little bit more... good, right?
yeah. i'm not buying it either.
i can't help it if sometimes i want to see that one person trip just once. one big hard fall. they've had it coming for quite some time now, let's be honest. and let's justify.
feeling under the weather as of yesterday... germophobia can only shield you from the common cold for so long. first time in two years, it has served me well.
however, until i'm alive and well again, i fear that i might bake to my death. this disease i've caught makes my statements paradoxical, and my pumpkin muffins fluffy. go figure.