Showing posts with label wife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wife. Show all posts

4/22/11

HBD WIFEY!!!!

    Today is my Wifes birthday :D  She is 25 - again.
I love her.


 Some other honorable mentions:

  • Giants #OrangeFriday game against the Braves
  • One month. One day til Giants/As game
  • Cousins 18th bday
  • Earth Day  (thank you google)



xxo

4/4/11

Stolen, v2.0

more adventurous: forty-six: "Adventures at Knights Ferry."
(via my wife)

    Knights Ferry makes me feel like a little kid. I run, jump, climb, laugh, hide, skip rocks, yell, dance, climb higher, run more, splash and pass out.


xxo

Stolen From My Wife:

more adventurous: sixty-five: "Trying to find a coat for my trip to New York quickly turned into the wife trying on the most hideous furry things she could find." (via my wife)

    Just for the record, these coats were not hideous, they were quite amazing. I felt like Cruella and a tree!


xxo

M'fuckin Monday!!!

    Simply because I've been over obsessed with the Black Swan Soundtrack, I don't have much to offer this week on the musical side, so its mostly movies this week.  But first, I would like to spread the good word and give you something that very well could help you with your day, week, life, whatever:


Now on to the films!  Based on real people:
Documentaries / Food:
  • I Like Killing Flies 
  • Blood Into Wine - winos & Maynard fans alike will enjoy this
Ballet:
  • Black Swan - because there are surprisingly still people who haven't seen it, wtc?
  • Dancing Across Borders - like it or not, ballet is gorgeous to watch
  • Center Stage - my guilty-not-guilty pleasure

Then all I can say on a music standpoint is to add more of these guys to your library:
  • Clint Mansell
  • Janet Jackson
  • Jamiroquai
  • Sam Sparro - for the wife


xxo

PS:  
Todays word is - Ruritanian \rur-uh-TAY-nee-un\ adjective:  of, relating to, or having the characteristics of an imaginary place of high romance


Examples:
"The dancers are dressed in vaguely Ruritanian costumes, the men in military, the women in stiff tutus." -- From an article by John Rockwell in The New York Times, September 9, 2006

4/2/11

The Word of the Day for April 2 is:
meshuggener \muh-SHUG-uhner\ noun
: a foolish or crazy person

example:  I am a meshuggener because its 10:15 pm and I'm having coffee.


    Seriously I feel like a bum.  I didn't work out today, didn't crochet or edit photos.  I didn't even read, which was one thing I was guaranteeing myself of doing this weekend.  Didn't didn't didn't, big fat EFF.  However by chance I did find the soundtrack to Black Swan, that's a plus, along with the amazing shower I just took accompanied by all the LUSH products:  BIG,  Its Raining Men, Veganese and to smell (even more) pretty I dabbed on some Lust (which I love, thank you Wifey). 
    I suppose its not all bad, just bummed I didn't do my workout mostly.  Seeing as how I've just induced myself with some coffee and the quiet house has my mind on overdrive, I'll probably be up a while and hopefully get some stuff done online.  Fingers crossed.


xxo