On the Agenda:

It's going to be one craaaazy weekend! I am so excited for it. I haven't been this excited for something since....well lets just say its been a while. NEW YORK FOR MY COUSIN SARA'S WEDDING!

Tomorrow (Friday):
-Class, class, class
-HOME!
-Help my mama with party favors for the wedding

Saturday:
-Flight at 7am to NY!
-Meet at my sister's hotel to get ready
-Bachelorette party (at a secret place, cant tell you yet because Sara might be reading!)
-Sleepover with my sisterrr

Sunday:
-Broadway show in the afternoon with my family
-Rehearsal and Rehearsal dinner for the wedding

Monday:
-WEDDING!!!!!! In the Hamptons!

Tuesday:
-Fly home.

New York, Here I Come!

The Bird And The Worm

This is the cutest song ever by "Owl City"
Check it out if you like cute things!

If you're the bird
Whenever we pretend it's summer
Then I'm the worm
I know the part, it's such a bummer

But fair is fair.
If my segments get separated
I'll scream,
And you'll be there

Close your eyes
(Close my eyes)
Slide the cotton off of your shoulder
And feel the shine
(Feel the shine)
I'm hooked so toss me over
And cast a line
(Well I'll try)
I'll throw a party and greet my undersea friends
(It depends)
As they arrive
(If they arrive)

You and I left our troubles far behind
But I still have just one more question on my mind
For all my pals who live in the oceans and the seas
With friends like these, well,
Who needs enemies?

If I'm your boy
Let's take a shortcut we remember
And we'll enjoy
Picking apples in late September like
We've done for years
Then we'll take a long walk
Through the cornfield
And I'll kiss you
Between the ears

If you're my girl
Swirl me around your room with feeling
And as we twirl
The glow in the dark stars on your ceiling
Will shine for us
As love sweeps over the room
'Cause we tend to make
Each other blush

You and I left our troubles far behind
But I still have just one more question on my mind
For all my pals who live in the oceans and the seas
With fronds like these, well,
Who needs anemones?

You're the bird, I'm the worm
And it's plain to see
That we were meant to be

We were meant to be
We were meant to be
We were meant to be

80's playlist

I've been listening to so much oldies music this week and I love it! It seems lately, the older the better. The new stuff that's coming out is so unoriginal and everything is a remix with rap. And don't get me wrong, I like rap and some good beats, but I am so tired of the lack of talent that's circling the media right now. It's depressing.

So, I have turned to an 80's playlist! Let's take a look:

1. Wake me up before you go-go - Wham!
2. Funky Town - Lipps Inc.
3. I Ran (So Far Away) - A flock of Seagulls
4. Footloose - Kenny Loggins
5. Uptown Girl - Billy Joel
6. Pump Up the Jame - Technotronics
7. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper
8. Private Idaho - The B-52's
9. It's All I Can Do - The Cars
10. You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) - Dead or Alive
11. Just Can't Get Enough - Depeche Mode
12. Space Age Love Song - A Flock of Seagulls
13. You Make My Dreams - Hall & Oates
14. Too Shy - Kajagoogoo
15. Holiday - Madonna
16. It's Raining Men - The Weather Girls
17. Super Freak - Rick James
18. Never Gonna Give You Up - Rick Astley
19. Money (That's What I Want) - The Flying Lizards
20. Head Over Heels - Tears For Fears
21. What is Love - Haddaway
22. Maggie Mae - Rod Stewart

Such good classic music!

Woodstock.

How I wish I could have lived at this age during the Woodstock Music Festival. I just saw "Taking Woodstock" and I was in love. It was such a "me" movie. All about hippies and their peace, love, and happiness. I think I was definitely born in the wrong era.

Breakfast with the Prom Date.

My good friend JD came to Boulder this morning to have breakfast with me!
This guy is incredible.
One of the nicest people alive,
So caring, carefree, loving, accepting, and just an amazing friend.
As he puts it for the both of us:
"My secret crush freshman year, my prom date senior year, my best friend every year."
I love him. And he will always have a special place in my heart.

Seizing the Day.

Since I've had the line in my head, "whatever you want to do, do it now, there are only so many tomorrows," I have been seizing the day with everything possible and having no regrets whatsoever. It feels nice. Even just the little things like buying a smoothie on impulse and not analyzing the measly 4 dollars.

Today my impulse is not worrying about the gas money, and driving myself to Greeley after class to see my best friend, Jill. I don't care about the money or the hour drive ahead of me, I want to see her so tonight so I'm doing it. And I like it.

It feels good to be carefree.

It's the little things...

I feel very at peace right now.
Just in this moment.
I am sitting in the University Memorial Center
drinking a Jamba Juice, listening to my iPod, and blogging.
I should do this more often.

Like my Jamba Juice cup says:
"It's hard to frown with a straw in your mouth."
SO true.