Something's Coming

one-twenty-five:

I went shopping yesterday as I was feeling a little down from life’s recent festivities ending and purchased the above: black Banana Republic skirt and BR sweater (I’m currently wearing both), two cds - Carrie Underwood and City and Colour, new book, a frisbee, some new underwear including a matching bra set (also currently being worn), and a shoe rack as my heel collection just keeps on growing.

The plan tonight? to head home at 5pm and lie on my bed in the sun and start my new book.  That’s right folks, I’m hopping aboard the The Time Traveler’s Wife train and am very excited!

I’ll also be heading out for a quickie of a run, (4 or 5k) and then making and eating a delicious dinner while watching The Bachelorette.

Your post just gave me a shopping itch and your evening plan makes me resent that I work nights!

iseeellis:

vindicatedcommunications:

bowlingalleylawyer:

mercurypdx:

runawaysongstress:

Intense tramp stamp

I think it doubles as birth control.

I have a feeling CajunKate is just as disturbed by this as I am.

I know it’s wrong but my first thought: I hope she doesn’t do doggy style until she’s in a serious relationship.

OK, I lie, my first thought really was: I hope she doesn’t do doggy style on the first date.

I’m not a fan of religious-themed tattoos (or, uh, tattoos in general), and I despiiiise tramp stamps. (I know you’re thinking, “But mine is cute and special! No, it’s not.)

And yet, the first thing that I noticed was how weird the letter/word spacing is. “It is not self seekingNor easily angered…There is no limit [big space] to it’s faith.”

Clearly I have issues.

I can’t even get to judging the tramp stamp because I can’t get past the grammatical error. “There is no limit to it’s faith.” I know the it’s/its battle is trying (actually, it’s not) but look into it before you have an errant apostrophe permanently etched into your skin.

The whole thing makes me die a little inside for this girl.