Tuesday, October 16, 2012

So Hot Right Now

Spacesuits and jumping through the stratosphere = so hot right now ( image source) 
  1. Pumpkins. So hot right now. (Mugatu quote anyone?) I must say I'm still sad summer is gone and winter is coming straight on for us (Heart lyrics?). This might have something to do with the fact that  Halloween, and fall in general, are always tainted by midterms and assignments. 
  2. On that note I can't wait to graduate. The epic final countdown has begun!
  3. I am finally starting to get back into a regular routine involving sleeping better and working out a little (to say its been a while would be an understatement). I'm looking forward to having more energy throughout the day. I really like Elise's challenge to run a mile a day. Or the Couch to 5K Challenge which is also so hot right now. I can't decide which one I prefer! 
  4. I experienced my first earthquake the other day! It was pretty neat, I was more intrigued than anything since it was only a 4.5 magnitude. Have any of you ever been through an earthquake? 
  5. Is anyone else kind of sneakily excited for Christmas? I may or may not have already planned a few gifts out hah. At least in Canada we only have to wait until November 1st to listen to Christmas music (weird yes, but awesome nonetheless) :)
What are y'all ranting and raving about these days? Did you catch the free fall? 
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  1. Ooh yes, i love pumpkins. And haha i started listening to christmas music once october hit. In fact one of my favorite artists came out with a christmas cd today. It made me happy. :)

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  2. Oh gosh, the last big earthquake I went through was 10 years ago, and it was so traumatic because I was in my seventh grade science class and we were dissecting cow eyes and they all fell on me. You have no idea!!!!! ha
    xo TJ

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    1. Oh my gosh!!! That is a pretty great story, traumatic part aside!

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  3. Midterms...that is what I am "supposed" to be studying for right now. Instead well, you understand.

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  4. What a great post! I enjoyed reading this. I live in Southern California so earthquakes are a common thing. You get used to it.
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  6. i experienced my first earthquake a year ago, on the east coast.... it was eerie!

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  7. I have never experience earthquake and never would like to feel it! Seems so freaky!

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Thanks for reading, I hope you have a rockin' day!

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