Vans x Wildfox

Vans is already one of my favourite shoe brands, and Wildfox is just awesome...but expensive. And now Kimberly Gordon of Wildfox has teamed up with Vans to make a pair of slips! yay! I want these, but I am a little afraid of what this limited edition shoe might cost.

Wildfox x Vans

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Hi Again

I know this a poor returning post, but honestly I love this website haha--> The Superficial. It's where I go when I should be studying, but need some gossip and need to read about something a little more interesting than how to engage your students, or the place of articulation when you speak...blarg!  Umm what else do I have here for you, oh how about a post about some amazing smelling body balm. Yep it is called India and it calms my soul.

S.

Not-so-Monday of music.

Oops. I've been a little MIA on the blog lately. Work has taken over my blogging life! I will make up for it though, I promise.

Here is a little gem of a song that G showed me recently. That man, I tell ya :) Hope y'all enjoy!

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family.

Even though I'm 1,678 miles away from my family, all I need to do is pick up my phone and facetime them. Best. Invention. Ever. Especially when your younger sister is as crazy as mine. Never a dull moment.

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the never ending paperwork story

This is what my life consists of lately.. paperwork, paperwork, and more paperwork. 'tis never ending.

But it's all worth it to have the summers, Christmas, spring breaks and Thanksgivings off. Sigh.

W.

Thought For The Day

If only I would've realized this in high school.

But 'tis true. 

:) 

TGIF! It's officially spring break time for me after today! Well, sort of. I'm currently in San Antonio for a state-wide speech-language pathology conference. Im a nerd and I love it! 

W.

Being Grateful

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Lately, I have been in these moods where I am sick of school, sick of winter, bored with my life, and feel like I am cooped up all the time in my house, at work, or at school. My grandma and I e-mail back and forth once and a while, and last night I was e-mailing her about how bored of school I am and how it is hard to make myself go there everyday. She responded saying she is so excited that I am finally doing what I've always wanted to do, and she is so happy I responded that night since she has been so depressed lately. She then went on to tell me how she is trying to hold off from stage 5 kidney disease, and how she is optimistic that she can remain in stage 4. She told me how weak this kidney failure has been making her and how it is hard to even get up in the mornings. I wanted to dedicate this post to my g-ma and thank her for "knocking some sense" into me. Thank you grandma for making me realize the grateful life that I have. I am healthy, already have a degree and I now have the opportunity of getting my second degree, the one I have always wanted. I live in a great place, with great people around me, people who care about me, and I get to participate in the sports I want to play. I know there are people who would love the opportunity to go to university, but are unable to. From now on I will be grateful for all these things I took for granted. And grandma, thanks for being so strong and so optimistic. You are truly a role model!

S.