I sure hope that this is true. Although I have done a lot of great things in my life, I think the things that are yet to come are even greater. I want to thank all of you for reading my posts here as religiously as I have posted them. I'm sorry my break took so long. I got really stressed as the summer came to an end and these first few weeks of school have been just as crazy as anything.

As some of you may already know, I am leaving this blog. I started a different one earlier this week. It's called All Things M, and I would REALLY love it if you joined me there for more fun and excitement as I grow and change in my life. Visit me here:

If you don't follow your own dreams then who will?

This isn’t because I didn’t find weebly a good source, I just want my blog to have its own domain. I want it to be MINE  I've heard a lot about wordpress and I like the layout, so I figured why not try it out. Who knows this could be the best decision I have made yet :)

Again thank you for reading, and I am really excited for the things that lie ahead of me! See you at All Thins M :)

As summer comes to an end, I find myself being busier and busier. For as longs as I can remember, I have had a problem with the word "no." I sign myself up for so many things that I can hardly keep up!

With only 3 weeks before I move back to school, I'm OVERWHELMED!

Soooo, I am taking a break. Taking time for myself in order to keep my head on straight. I've never done this before, but when school starts again, I should be able to get back to blogging more often. 

I feel guilty for this, but I am really getting stressed out. I have TONS to do:

• engagement party
• packing for shcool
• moving to school
• nannying
• working my night job
• girls weekend (before school)
• wedding planning stuff that has to get done before moving 350 miles away (flowers, photographer, alterations)

I will be back in less then a month! Thank you for understanding.

Eleanor and Park
By: Rainbow Rowell


Description:  Set over the course of one school year in 1986, this is the story of two star-crossed misfits—smart enough to know that first love almost never lasts, but brave and desperate enough to try. When Eleanor meets Park, you’ll remember your own first love—and just how hard it pulled you under

What I Thought: 

• This book is sitting at the tops of the charts right now, so I thought I'd give it a try. I was both pleasantly surprised and a little let down.
• John Green, author of TFIOS, said it first - this book reminds readers of what it is to fall in love for the first time. How true is that statement? People are always tryung to feel young, and Rowell's writing reminds people of all the feelings that come along with being young and in love (especially for the first time)
• I don't want to spoil anything for anyone, but, in my humble opinion, the book was anticlimactic. As with all books, there is an end. This one was just not what I was expecting.
• For me, this book kind of hit home. Eleanor grew up in a not-so-great home, her father didn't want anything to do with her and her step father despised her. Park was her way out. Park's home life was, in a sense, perfect. His parents loved him and he had everything a child could need.  My parent's "coming together" was very similar to Eleanor and Park's.

Overall, I rate this story with 4 out of 5 stars. The writing was phenominal, but the  story itself was lacking  for me. Have you read it? What did you thinks?

For the past 4 years, I have dutifully worked in the fast food industry. For those of you who don'lt know, 4 years is a LONG time to work fast food! And it's been pretty good for me, but boy oh BOY - if you heard everything that I've heard, you would be surprised that the human race has made it as far as it has. Todays #FFF goes out to the 5 Stupidest Things I Have Heard working fast food.

1. "How many come in the 10 piece chicken nuggets?"      --- REALLY?!? Oh yeah, that so HAPPENED! Just so you know, 10 chicken nuggets come in a 10 piece chicken nugget!

2.  "I need a cheeseburger plain with only ketchup on it."        --- Maybe this seems fine to you , but it bothers me. Either because it's a pet peeve or else because I hear it ALL THE TIME. Something with ketchup is NOT plain. There are no two ways around it! Get it right people, only ketchup OR plain.

3. My co-worker: "Can I get you anything else with that?" Coustomer:"All I'm missing is a side of you."      --- Talk about awakward! I mean, I have been asked out through a drive through window, but never have I ever been a side that was missing!

4. "That's to go." Coming from a person in the drive through.      --- So this may need to be said when you're at a drive in restraunt(A&W or Sonic), but in a drive through there is no other option. It always makes me laugh when people say things like that, I wonder if they left their brain at home (which happens to everyone sometimes).

5. "Can I have a twist cone. Like 50% chocolate and 50% vanillia. Like half and half, white and brown."     ---I have heard a LOT of different ways to describe twist ice cream, but this person took it to a whole new level, she REALLY wanted to get the cone just right, half and half. Telling us once is USUALLY sufficient, even if it's not, tell us what we did wrong and we can fix the problem!

Of course there were many other things that could go in this post. Druck people yelling through the speakers; people getting ice cream for their pets; coning(grabbing an ice cream cone from the top instead of the normal spot); people ordering while we're trying to help the other car; yelling for attention when we're already working on the other car; people asking employees out.... AND SO MUCH MORE!!! Most people are just dumb, but some of them are just rude to be rude, either way... Things get pretty intense.

Do people say things that drive you crazy? What stupid things have you heard people say