







I knew I was going to love this flavor because I absolutely adore all things peanut butter. And when you add it to chocolate, adoration turns into obsession.
I showered at the gym today, in an attempt to complete most of my day-hates. And I took in 2 towels with me. One for my hair, and one for my body. But things didn't go as planned...


I wasn't even trying to stop the TV on a funny moment, I just lucked out with this heinousness when I went to get more ice.
Man, I love me some Kim Zolciak!







To clarify, when asked "If you could change any one thing about the way you look, what would it be? Why?"My answer: "I wouldn't change anything because I like the way I am. I don't think I'm pretty or anything. I think that is sort of a bad question to ask."
First of all, if asked the same question today, I would probably have the same answer. I have always been confident in my person with no concrete confidence in my looks and a feminist with no feminist convictions.
I basically just said, I like myself but I'm not great. That's a bad question for no reason. Now leave me alone.
Essentially, I've always been neither here nor there. I'm not conceited, but I don't want to change. I'm offended by superficial questions like that, but I will do nothing to change the way society forces women to over-analyze their looks. Basically just a lazy, plain Jane who likes being plain.
Second of all, judging by this handwriting, I was at least passed 3rd grade (when I learned cursive) and before 9th grade (when I totally gave up on cursive). Who asks this kind of thing to middle schoolers? I still think this is a TERRIBLE question to ask a young person.
Teachers should be asking, "What do you love about your personality and intelligence and how can you use it to better the world?" Not, "What do you hate about your looks you not-yet-developed pre-teen?"
But, much like in the 90's when I wrote this, I not going to do a thing about it!






My facial expression and hand placement make it look like I am cringing, whilst placing my right hand into a box of mud and worms.

I know that was the summer that I had a broken wrist, so I can understand updating them on the health of my arm. But look closely. I actually mention that I broke a nail, but it is ok because it was only one and it "wasn't important".















