22/365

For those of you who know me, you will understand how the concept of a sleeping bag coat would excite me. I would just never leave my bed! Think of the possibilities that would await me. I could fall asleep ANYwhere and be completely comfortable in my environment. Unless, of course, it happens to be in the middle of the summer. 

21/365

Happy Easter everyone! I hope your day was as full of chocolate and food as mine was! In the name of Easter, I watched Iron Man. It's totally related to fuzzy bunnies and eggs, I wouldn't make this up!

20/365

Operation: Paper flowers was a success, despite the nasty weather that would have surely kept me in if I were them. There were some legitimately funny and inappropriate kids that I truly wish were my own. They were so awesome and made me nearly cry with laughter.

19/365

Of the various establishments we went to tonight, Noodle St. might be my favorite. Their drunken noodles were absolutely delicious! It made me very happy. After being cultured at an art gallery opening (with wine), we went to Not Your Average Joe's for bread (with sangria), and finally to the Abington Ale House (with a Kahlua mudslide). I'm sure you're sensing a pattern but it was for a good cause: to celebrate dear Michelle's new employment!

18/365

You can't tell, but the bushy shape in the background of this photo is of a woman who had, not moments before, snuggling annoyingly while standing next to our table at Chili's. While it might have been cute at any other time, it is not cute after I have two margaritas and notice that they BOTH have ridiculous bushy hair. Fair warning for anyone else who happens to be in my line of vision while I'm drinking. Kara and Jill and I also witnessed a car accident. More like a hit and run. We followed them obviously and threatened (from the safety of our car) to call the police. "Okay officers, don't breathalize us, but we followed the perpetrators to their house for you. Just doing our duty. Again, don't breathalize us."

17/365

Apparently we are official followers of the Toucher and Rich show (weekdays from 6 to 10 on WBCN) and this time our devotion led us to Cuts for a Cause, which was to raise money for kids with cancer at Mass General. They ended up raising $32,000+ and everyone felt pretty good about themselves. Especially the people who got to shave the heads of members of the Bruins! Lucky guys. I did get two autographs though! Tim Thomas and Aaron Ward, on a puck that I stole from UMB's hockey rink a while ago. It was so cool.

16/365

I read half of this book in only two hours. It was pretty good despite being required reading for the course. Usually the stories I have to read are all in like, prose or something, and I want to hurt myself. This one involves time travel! I SO APPROVE.