Monday, July 25, 2011

Blister in the sun.

I figured out a new way to edit my pictures, and now I am in love.


































I would have put captions under each picture, but I am both equal parts lazy and obsessive compulsive. If one picture had a caption, all pictures would need one. And we all know I am not that ambitious. Regardless, this is a good compilation of my summer, and.. some from spring break. We'll just say these are pictures from some pretty monumental moments this year.

SO many things to look forward to. Weber awaits, and I am chomping at the bit. Its time for a fresh start! :)

Friday, May 20, 2011

World News.

Since my last post, I have gotten a job at Mainplace deli. It is lovely having a job, I feel like I am actually doing something productive with my time. Summer has been beautiful so far, I love the weather, and I love my $30 beach cruiser bike I procured at a yard sale. It rides like a champ. So many wonderful plans ahead, here are a few things I have to look forward to: Two parties, and a slumber party with the girls tonight. Oh, and Maria is coming next monday! In the distant future (in chronological order): Noah & the Whale and Iron & Wine, Vegas with Shay, Ariel and 4 handsome Canadians, Washington D.C., and Montana/CANADA! 


Lately I have been working on so many art projects that I can't even walk into my room. I can't wait to own my own little art shop someday. There is nothing like listening to some Foster the People and painting a nice watercolor picture. 



Hopefully someday I can be that good. 

Lately, I have been thinking a lot about people, and individuality. The thing that irks me most in this world is phoniness, and superficiality. It seems as though people are trying so hard to be different, that they end up acting like everybody else. Its a shame. Considering how many people there are in the world, I would want to be as out of the box unusual as I possibly could. Like a wildflower in a field of weeds. Also, I despise people who steal others art/creations and try and pass them off as their own, its like they are ripping that persons creative idea right from them, and preventing themselves from bringing something beautiful and original into the world. It seems awfully unfair. I was talking to my friend about this, and I don't want to sound like an elitist, I just feel like we all shine so much brighter when we are just being ourselves. 









Sunday, May 1, 2011

Love Today.


First, it started out with this movie with my mother: 


Then, I did this with Shay: 


Followed by some of this:


And then we went to this place


And finished the day with a little bit of this:



Today was a good day.




Friday, April 29, 2011

Flourescent Adolescent.

"I took a deep breath and listened to the old bray of my heart. I am. I am. I am"


I often think of how strange it will be when I die. How I may live in the minds of my friends and family for a few years, but when they are all gone, the world will go on without me. I hope some day I can stitch my life into the world, so I can live forever. I've also been thinking about how painful childbirth will be and how I wish that I could just be put out for the entire thing. Don't worry, I am not even close to bringing a child into the world, but it is something that haunts my thoughts. I don't know, my thoughts are crazy. Here are some hilarious pictures I've discovered out in cyberspace.







Pickachu kitty. How cute. Also, I figured out that there are just some people you can't live without. Unfortunately, I learned that the hard way.

On a happier note, here is my spring/summer playlist:

1. Amsterdam- Peter Bjorn & John
2. Elephant Gun- Beirut
3. Forget that You're Young- The Ravonettes
4. Pumped up Kicks- Foster the People
5. Flourescent Adolescent- Arctic Monkeys
6. We Both Go Down Together- The Decemberists
7. Rocks and Daggers- Noah and the Whale
8. Benny and the Jets- Elton John
9. Swim- Surfer Blood
10. Hardcore Days & Softcore Nights- Aquaduct



 

Sunday, April 24, 2011

I guess thats why they call it the blues.

Okay, so before I go on a long, sad tangent, here is an adorable picture. 



It is 6:22 a.m. and Brent just left for Canada. He will be gone for 4 months. 116 days, to be precise. 1/3 of a year. Considering how the most I've gone without seeing him the past 6 months is about 4 days, I think I just might die from withdraws.

I may have to take up his offer to be a lifeguard at his little towns pool and live with his family this summer. It seems like a shame to wish the summer away, but I can't possibly imagine thoroughly enjoying my days without him. As my post title song goes: "Time on my hands, could be time spent with you." Perfectly describes my feelings. Although I doubt there is such a thing as a good good-bye, I think we managed to find some solace in this sad situation. 

I think the thing greater than telling someone you love them, is showing someone you love them. I always tell people that everyone seems to think they have a purpose; to be a teacher, a doctor, a missionary, a thespian, what have you. To spread the word of peace, of hope, of love. You know, everyone has a purpose. I figured that my actions would be nothing but a blip on the radar compared to the world, but I always figured that the best I could do in my life is to share it with others. If everyone devoted their life and love to 5 people, then there would be no sorrow, no suicide, no pain; just transcendent love. Okay, thats unrealistic, but its my dream. So, I think the best I can do with my life isn't to make inordinate amounts of money, but to pour my love into another person. I almost believe that people are only half of themselves, and that someone else is meant to fill in all the missing pieces. That is why we search so hard for love, and esteem it so highly.

Back to the nitty gritty. In few words, I miss Brent already. When you invest so much in another person, its almost as if you take some of their life in return. I guess I can find comfort knowing that we are carrying each other wherever we go. 

So that is enough of my sickeningly emotional rant, happy easter everyone! By the way, no matter what your parents may tell you, 19 is a perfectly acceptable age for an easter egg hunt.

Monday, April 18, 2011

This is the first day of my life.

So it has been confirmed that I am going to live in Canada when I am older. Probably somewhere around Victoria, B.C. Especially considering how Donald Trump is leading the Republican vote. I am not living in a country that is ran by a balding celebrity. Besides, the people are so polite and comforting. I may even finish out my bachelors degree in B.C. I can't quite possibly describe the beauty of my vacation, or the revelations I experienced, but I feel as though I belonged there. Anyways, here are some pretty cool pictures I "stumbled upon." How punny. 








Yeah, I know none of those pictures are even remotely related to each other, or what I was talking about, but they are interesting nonetheless.

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Alberta Bound.

So uh.. Yeah. I guess I am going to Canada at 5 a.m. tomorrow. It was decided about... 2 hours ago? No passport. Parents are faxing my social security card and birth certificate to Montana tomorrow. If that isn't spontaneous, I don't know what is. You Americans enjoy this great country of ours. I am going to be lounging in beautiful Alberta, Canada. Land of the maple leaf, home of the mighty beaver. I am beyond excited.







Goodness. What a STUNNING country.