Just kidding.
What I actually did was I went to A&W for the chicken fingers and Root Beer and then I bought a pie from the grocery store.
I went to see Austenland by myself. I felt a little foolish because by the end, I was tearing up and talking myself back into admitting that I really am just another one of those Mr. Darcy weirdos. I mean, for Heaven's sake. HE'S MR. DARCY! Anyway, after that, I got really obsessed with Keri Russell so I watched Waitress, which is one of my favorites and it inspired me to not miss waiting tables at all. It also inspired me to make a pie. Which I didn't exactly do. And now we've come full circle.
And if you're judging me for blogging on a Friday night and being in bed before midnight, I'll have you know that I did go to a hot, sweaty, raunchy dance party. Because I do things like that, too. I'm not exactly an introvert. I am evenly balanced.
P.S. you are all seriously just too kind for your own good. I feel like I gained an entire new group of friends this week when Meg introduced all of us to each other, and I love you all so much already. Your blogs are inspiring to say the least. Let's keep being friends with each other for the rest of forever, mmmmk?
oh my gosh! i really want to see that. i read the book in high school, and was soo excited to see that they made a movie. i take it that you liked it. haha and girl, who needs to actually bake things when there is a perfectly good grocery store or bakery around every corner! actually, probably just the grocery store. lets be real, i can't afford a pie from the bakery. hahaha and i am soooo happy Meg linked us to your blog. friends forever pretty please!
ReplyDeleteI saw a movie and one of the lines was, "Why would you ever make anything? It's cheaper and easier just to buy stuff." I live by this. Why spend a few hours making a pie when you could be eating a different pie at the time?
ReplyDeleteI read the book of Austenland and remember it being sweet and light. I hope the movie was good!
Em
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