Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Saturday, January 19, 2013

100 Things I Love

My sister blogged this same idea the other day [at A Blonde Thinks...] and I thought that it would be a great way to remind myself of how good my life is and how I'm surrounded by beautiful things. Below are my 100!
 
Sunshine
Swimming
Star Wars
Movies
Cuddling
Hot cocoa
Christmas lights
Playing in the snow
Pizza
Pine trees
Robert
My family
My friends
'Parks & Rec'
Chocolate
Thai food
Pineapple fried rice
Sweet texts
Old bookstores
Books
The coast
Hot sand
Massages
Witty banter
Harry Potter
Being tall
Kisses
Holding hands
Animals
Rucifee
Disney films
'Sex and the City'
Old maps
Scrabble
Board games
Sweet drinks
Dilbert
Psychology
Summer
Christmas
Christmas cards
Valentines
Birthdays
Traveling
Flying
Trying new foods
Journaling
Receiving a letter
Presents
Hugs
Coffee
Avas Rosteria
Powells Bookstore
Amazon
Weddings
Drives through pine forests
Clean air
City lights at night
Facebook
Internet
NPR
Precious (Robert's cat)
No-bake cookies
RISK board game
Mom's home-made pizza
Movie marathons
Salty food
Music
Gone With The Wind (novel)
Very Mary-Kate
Peanut butter
Burnt popcorn
Theaters
Fashion
Egyptology
Memoirs
Biographies
Dystopian literature
Curry
Home cooked food
Pumpkin bread
Halloween
Costumes
Dressing up
Photos 
Blonde hair
Learning something new
Scrapbooking
Sleeping in
A comfortable bed 
Starbucks
Birch trees
'Friends'
'Will & Grace' 
'Easy A' 
Ice cream
Pools
Portland
Chai Tea
 
...and for the final (but not necessarily the best) one:
 
Oregon
 
 
 

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

White Christmas

Looks like I will be spending Christmas in Utah. My parents said that they are flying me down there for the holidays, which I was pretty stoked to hear. I am not doing anything for Thanksgiving so it'll be nice to spend Christmas with the fam. Plus I will get to see my Utah friends, have a white Christmas, travel and break up the monotony of an Oregon winter. This is my hardest time to manage depression wise, so the trip will be a good break. I am going to need to map out a gym that's close to my parents house though because I want to be working out the whole time. Lately I've really been slacking at the gym and I've noticed it in my mood and my waistline. I'm starting a new exercise regimen today so that will get me on track.

Yay for traveling for the holidays!