Monday, March 25, 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
Girl Crush
By year:
2008 Amy Winehouse
2010 Kate Nash
2011 Rose Byrne
2012 Lana Del Rey
2013 Emilia Clarke
2008 Amy Winehouse
2010 Kate Nash
2011 Rose Byrne
2012 Lana Del Rey
2013 Emilia Clarke
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Rosie Frowns
My sister send me a pic saying "I rearranged the you room." With this first pic. But upon further investigation I zoomed in on Rosie and haven't stopped laughing all day long.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Disordered Eating
I'm binge eating instead of writing my paper.
PB & J Toasts tho. YUM.
A took a nap. Laid on the floor listening to Lana Del Rey (I felt like a girl in a 70s movie doing that with like the Beatles or whatever, like Zooey Desasdflel in Almost Famous) and now I'm making toast after toast after toast.
PB & J Toasts tho. YUM.
A took a nap. Laid on the floor listening to Lana Del Rey (I felt like a girl in a 70s movie doing that with like the Beatles or whatever, like Zooey Desasdflel in Almost Famous) and now I'm making toast after toast after toast.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
152 Insights Into My Soul
He wrote this for me:
A knowledge of truth is of little value unless we apply it in making correct decisions. Consider for a moment a man, heavily overweight, approaching a bakery display. In his mind are these thoughts: The doctor told you not to eat any more of that. It’s not good for you. It just gives you momentary gratification of appetite. You’ll feel uncomfortable the rest of the day after it. You’ve decided not to have any more. But then he hears himself say, “I’ll have two of those almond twists and a couple of those chocolate doughnuts. One more time won’t hurt. I’ll do it just once more, and this will be the last time.”
https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2007/10/truth-the-foundation-of-correct-decisions?lang=eng
A knowledge of truth is of little value unless we apply it in making correct decisions. Consider for a moment a man, heavily overweight, approaching a bakery display. In his mind are these thoughts: The doctor told you not to eat any more of that. It’s not good for you. It just gives you momentary gratification of appetite. You’ll feel uncomfortable the rest of the day after it. You’ve decided not to have any more. But then he hears himself say, “I’ll have two of those almond twists and a couple of those chocolate doughnuts. One more time won’t hurt. I’ll do it just once more, and this will be the last time.”
https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2007/10/truth-the-foundation-of-correct-decisions?lang=eng
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