1) Let’s get this over with…PUMPKIN SPICE IS BACK!!!!!!
OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG. MY LIFE IS COMPLETE. CANNOT STOP DRINKING. I LUUUUUUUUUUV
PUMPKIN SPICE! *faints with a face covered in ground cinnamon, clutching a coffee cup*
2) Yes, I am that clichéd. Yes, I am that one-track minded and
unoriginal. I want fall just like every other person out there. I am professing
my love for the upcoming season much like the rest of the internet. Oh well.
3) I can’t stop the Fall Train anyways, I’m making my first
trip down to school in two days. And because of that I was gone for 12 hours
(yes, TWELVE) running errands and buying last minute things for my apartment. It
has been a long day.
4) While I was packing this week I found a bunch of old issues
of Food Network Magazine. Like, two years’ worth. Before I could consider if
I had a hoarding problem, I began flipping through them and rediscovered some
recipes and ideas that I had flagged as interesting and promptly forgot when
the next issue came. Seeing all these recipes kept me from packing made
me want to focus more on cooking from the books, magazines, and recipe
collections I already have. I don’t do that enough.
5) Don’t think a short workout can make an impact? Think again.
What I did this morning took me only about 20 minutes, including warm up and
cool down, and the actual workout portion took me just over 7 minutes. Try this
the next time you’re short on time: after a quick warm up that includes some
light cardio and stretching, do 25 reps of weighted squats into an overhead
press (I used 10 pound hand weights and was sufficiently challenged, but go
higher or lower in weight depending on where you are physically) immediately
followed by 50 jumps with a jump rope. Repeat this cycle 4 times as fast as
possible. Yes, that’s it. Just that one pair of exercises four times. Cool down
and stretch afterwards. Trust me, you’ll
feel the work.
6) Finding Nemo in
3D. Oh yes.
7) Apple Pie Bread. Yes, apple.pie.bread. It’s totally a thing.
8) Damn you, Ulta and your 21 Days of Beauty. Damn you (but not
really)!
9) Now that my return to campus is imminent, something that has
been bugging me all summer really can’t be ignored any longer. See, when I
first went away to school, I kept thinking that people I saw on campus were
people from my hometown. I kept finding my friends’ doppelgangers at the
student union or spying my old biology teacher in line at the grocery store. Everywhere
I looked I spied a stranger who at first glance was an old friend. It’s like my
brain was trying to acclimate itself to a new surrounding by putting familiar
faces in it. That was bothersome three years ago, but even more annoying now is
that the roles have reversed. I’m not seeing people from back home at school
anymore, no, I’m seeing people from school in my hometown! It’s totally thrown
me for a loop.
10) Wow, that’s a lot of writing up there. I apologize.
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