Gummy Bear Surgery

I found this online and I just had to share it. Posted anonymously so thank you whoever posted this.


Bear Mohawk


Dino Plasty

I'm a (potential) Gleek

So, I've withheld this topic for the longest time. I've been a fan of Glee since I first heard of it, but I've been unable to sit down an entire episode (yes... how SHAMEFUL). Only recently have I gotten caught up and watched all the episodes (still re-watching them... they're that good). According to a certain someone who shall remain nameless, I can't call myself a Glee fan (or Gleek) unless I know the ins and outs of the series. This person will administer a Glee quiz to determine my "Gleek-hood." The only way to prepare myself is to watch the episodes and commit to memory what's going in the series so far. I've made an oath to avoid wikipedia when answering these Glee-questions.

Would I...?

[Written after I wrote everything below]

This will probably be my closest to an unofficial analysis of the movie, 500 Days of Summer. I found myself writing, freethinking and this is what I came up with.

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I've wrestled with this idea for the longest time which I will talk about in the end. Not once did my answer waver since it always had been a constant yes. There are many things that drive people nuts in these situations.

One thing that probably drives most people insane in these situations are the incessant thinking of "what-ifs."

- What if I treated her nicely?
- What if I didn't make her cry?
- What if I could have been there for her when she needed me?
- What if...?

Evenftul Weekend

Friday: My Dad's birthday.
Saturday: Finally went to Honey Pig. Finally watched 500 Days of Summer.
Sunday: Went to Dave n Busters and Coldstone.

Friday:

It was my dad's birthday. Before heading home I stopped by Best Buy to get my dad's gift. He's not too picky and he usually wants Best Buy gift cards. When I got home, we were still waiting for my mom to come home cause she just left the office. Good thing is we made a call-ahead seating at Outback... which is a life saver on certain days. I went to my room and changed out of my work clothes and got dressed up all spiffy. I brought my gift down and gave it to my dad. When my younger sister (2nd oldest... I'm oldest) saw it, she started laughing because she got the same gift card from Best Buy. My youngest sister also bought the same card from Best Buy. The funny thing about this is we bought this on separate occasions and we didn't really tell each other what we got for our dad.

Love Your Enemies

I usually don't discuss religion here, but I just wanted to discuss the concept of loving your enemies.

Going through a rough break up and being the person that was left behind or abandoned is the worst feeling I've ever experienced so far in my life. It left me emotionally scarred and battered. The day after and the following days ahead had me covering my emotions. I had to shield what I am going through from everyone at work and friends. Some days it felt like I couldn't go on and I would just take a day of leave from work or work from home whenever it was applicable. I stopped caring about things I used to do like playing videogames or just enjoying a movie. The whole situation was always on my mind.