the hero is not always within

the hero is not always within

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

newest obsessions (yay!)

Birthdays and new years don't matter to me. It's commitment. How much am I willing to stick to something, and for how long. I've been in this really interesting mood that gets me loving a lot of things these days. My energy for a better workout has been really low, and all distract myself from feeling guilty. But so much has happened within the last month of last year, and I feel like I'm supposed to share this!!

JENNA FARRO!!! I'm sure everyone has read about the Josh and Zac's statement. I could have never been more proud. It puts this smile on my face for knowing that they are moving on into a better future. But I've been checking on Jenna Rice's (or Farro, whatever) blog every day! She's adorable and seems like such a sweet person. She has some of the cutest pictures with her husband posted on her own blog, and she gives me amazing inspiration to stay creative and natural.



The day I decided to watch Friday Night Lights might have been the day that saved me from all the wrong things! It's such a glorious show, and it is so real. It makes me tear up every now and then. I will confess though, that the 5th season is just stupid after they changed the entire cast. Jason Street, the wheelchair quarterback, he was a main character in the show. So was Tim Riggins, and they sent him to jail. Oh, Tim Riggins, I miss you and your foolishness. Matt Saracen, the quite new quarterback, he was such a fave. Who can forget him? And Laundry and his scandal with the girl. But most of all...Lyla Garrity!! Yes, spoiled, but wise and independant. One of the most beautiful and pure human being in this surreal series. Oh, how much i miss it.






A movie I was really looking forward to was 127 hours. Such a great film. I've never been this intrigued in my life. James Franco is one of my favorite actors, and he did the most marvelous job. The story is just so breath taking. And the look on his face when the rock fell on his arm was the most impressive and heart breaking thing. I just wanted to grab him and hug him until he felt better. It's a must see, for everybody.



Now that my parents have given me enormous amounts of money for cleaning the house, I planned what I've written down what I always wanted to buy. I'm in this Texan mood, and so, cowboy boots! Yes, leather cowboy boots. They're the best thing I would ever own. It is all I ever wanted.

Time is running short, and I will come back soon and write in a manner that is less rushing.