In 2014, I made a big long list of 100 things that I like (and love) and upon browsing my old blogs I immediately I was like I have got to do it again! Three years is kind of a long time considering how much has changed. I've lost pets, family, graduated college, dumped boys, and started my career. For this to be true to my 2017 self, I have not read the one I made three years ago. I'm pretty excited to see how I've changed. Click this link to read my post from 3 years ago!
Here I go.
100 Things I Like:
1) Organizing my room after a long week
2) Making Italian food
3) Cats
4) The color green
5) Yoga
6) Having noticeable muscle on my body
7) Going to bed early (I KNOW this one is new)
8) Otters
9) Salmon dishes
10) Fried pickles
11) Fresh picked bouquets
12) Knowing how to spell a word
13) Night cream
14) Great doctors with excellent bedside manner
15) Writing in my diary
16) Harry Potter
17) Poetry
18) Synchronized Swimming
19) Hiking
20) Jane the Virgin
21) Wonder Woman
22) My family
23) Writing
24) Designing greeting cards
25) Chocolate
26) Pinterest for any and everything
27) Caramel
28) Tequila Sunrise
29) My panda sleep mask
30) New York City
31) Rain
32) Thunder
33) Sand
34) Having pretty journals
35) Books
36) Cooking
37) Throwing things away that I really don't need
38) Youtube videos about conspiracy theories and paranormal things
39) My Harry Potter socks (all 6 pairs)
40) Having a good cry every now and then
41) The day-after-a-workout sore feeling
42) Learning. Usually I enjoy the things I come across on my own
43) Browsing things on Etsy but not buying them
44) Venting! Always makes me feel better
45) Air Conditioning
46) Essential Oils
47) My natural hair color and texture
48) Going out to dinner
49) Thred Up
50) Making Lists
51) Recycling
52) Occasional alone time.
53) Pranks
54) Being spooked
55) Horror movies (to an extent)
56) Flowery smelling perfumes
57) Pocahontas
58) Moana
59) Comfy clothes
60) Sweater socks (they're life changing)
61) The pop socket on my phone
62) My lion ring
63) Breezy weather in the Fall
64) When karma comes for someone that's been ASKING for it
65) Etsy
66) Millennial Pink
67) When the temperature drastically changes
68) Northern California
69) Central Park in the fall
70) Tapered sweatpants
71) Horror Movies (mostly slasher or paranormal)
72) My brand new college degree!
73) DIY projects
74) The moon
75) Roscato from Olive Garden
76) Soup
77) OJ Simpson documentaries
78) Driving through the Adirondacks
79) Lily of the Valley flowers
80) Ira Wolf
81) Brooke Waggoner
82) Jokes told by toddlers
83) Being honest
84) Being able to maturely disagree with someone (still learning this)
85) Movie trailers (they're an art form in and of itself)
86) Making my bed
87) Essential oils
88) My trusty old car that is actually older than most high school students
89) Dark clouds
90) Laughing until my abs are sore
91) Not having anything to do after working all day
92) My mini indoor garden
93) The smell of matches
94) Naming pets
95) Wine corks
96) Drying flowers that were given to me with special meaning
97) Going through old pictures
98) Giving gifts
99) Fall Holidays
100) This blog <3
That was fun!
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Monday, September 4, 2017
Weird Things I Think as an Adult
Whilst writing an article a while ago about the weird things I thought as a child, I realized I have some really weird adult thoughts as well. I spent a great deal of time in boring lectures (thank God that ish is over!) wandering through the depths of my weird imagination train. I often wonder about strange things or develop really odd concepts of realities. I even have some odd habits that I don't fully accept as normal behavior. And like Julia-fashion, I expel all these private thoughts onto the public internet!
1. Sneezing is like nose farts and blowing your nose is like nose puking. It's also a form of pain relief.
2. I will sometimes jog places simply because I get fed up with how DAMN slow walkng is. People in college don't judge you for doing this. They let you live your life- it's great.
3. I was once told that every seven years all cells in your body will have regenerated, so you're actually a different person in a way, yet tattoos defy this logic. Therefore, Illuminati confirmed.
4. When I was younger, my sister told me that the contrails that airplanes leave in the sky are actually asteroids heading towards Earth. I flipped out, of course, and she assured me that she was only joking, but I continue to be wary of them. I will stare at them for a while to make sure it's not an asteroid (I don't really know what I would do if they really turned out to be an asteroid).
5. When I wake up early in the morning, I am briefly, severely dyslexic. I will try to read texts and they look like jibberish for like five whole minutes. My snooze button looks like "szoollne" to me.
6. I don't believe in calories. I think they're a myth created by food companies so they could start selling lower calorie versions of their foods.
7. I know that my cat fully understands English and we have full-on conversations.
8. I still don't fully comprehend that celebrities have normal moments in their lives. Jennifer Lawrence is somewhere doing normal things like laundry and eating at Wendy's.
9. If it's Wednesday and I'm up past midnight, I won't consider that to be Thursday until I wake up in the morning. Even if I'm up until 3 am. (That applies to all days, not just Wednesday).\
10. I get mad when people throw/kick/move rocks because I think that rocks have their own destiny that they have to live. That rock that made its way to the riverbed wants to stay there. I feel guilty when I skip rocks because of this.
It's good to free your thoughts into the world.
*Texas needs our help. If you can afford to donate, research a foundation you trust and show the victims of Hurricane Harvey that you care.*
1. Sneezing is like nose farts and blowing your nose is like nose puking. It's also a form of pain relief.
2. I will sometimes jog places simply because I get fed up with how DAMN slow walkng is. People in college don't judge you for doing this. They let you live your life- it's great.
3. I was once told that every seven years all cells in your body will have regenerated, so you're actually a different person in a way, yet tattoos defy this logic. Therefore, Illuminati confirmed.
4. When I was younger, my sister told me that the contrails that airplanes leave in the sky are actually asteroids heading towards Earth. I flipped out, of course, and she assured me that she was only joking, but I continue to be wary of them. I will stare at them for a while to make sure it's not an asteroid (I don't really know what I would do if they really turned out to be an asteroid).
5. When I wake up early in the morning, I am briefly, severely dyslexic. I will try to read texts and they look like jibberish for like five whole minutes. My snooze button looks like "szoollne" to me.
6. I don't believe in calories. I think they're a myth created by food companies so they could start selling lower calorie versions of their foods.
7. I know that my cat fully understands English and we have full-on conversations.
8. I still don't fully comprehend that celebrities have normal moments in their lives. Jennifer Lawrence is somewhere doing normal things like laundry and eating at Wendy's.
9. If it's Wednesday and I'm up past midnight, I won't consider that to be Thursday until I wake up in the morning. Even if I'm up until 3 am. (That applies to all days, not just Wednesday).\
10. I get mad when people throw/kick/move rocks because I think that rocks have their own destiny that they have to live. That rock that made its way to the riverbed wants to stay there. I feel guilty when I skip rocks because of this.
It's good to free your thoughts into the world.
*Texas needs our help. If you can afford to donate, research a foundation you trust and show the victims of Hurricane Harvey that you care.*
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