Slackerama...

So call me a slacker because I haven't written in days. It is the 15th already though, and I wrote last on the ninth, so not too bad, right? Anyway, here is what happened. On Friday the tenth I went to work, ate McDonald's ice cream, and watched the stupidest movie ever about a boy band called 2ge+her. It was funny in parts though. On Saturday after work I went to see Eagle Eye finally and I totally loved it! I am such an action buff. Which is funny because I hate hand to hand combat scenes in all movies, and action ones seem to be full of those. But this one wasn't and I was so very happy with how that turned out. But before the movie, me and Lindsey dressed up in crazy hot clothes, did our hair and makeup, and took pictures. We looked amazing if I do say so myself. Sunday was Stake conference and I got up early. Monday I twisted my knee and then worked for 8 hours on it (It's better now though) and then had rice krispie treats for dessert. Tuesday was another one of those very unproductive days, but I helped Gramps with his computer and I also gave Paul a ride to his orchestra concert. All in all I had an awesome weekend. I wish I had more hours at work, but those will come when I prove myself. I am already doing really well and leaning fast. Maybe my employers will notice and actually give me the 25-30 hours a week the promised when I was hired. And today I woke up and turned on the computer. Revelatory. Anyways, here are some of the pics me and Lindsey took. Mind you we also went to the movies dressed like this. It was so hot.

Yesterday's most fabulous joke of the day was:

What did the Skeleton say to the Vampire?

You Suck!

And today's fashion is....Valentino! Not only am I recommending a favorite among...well...everyone, but I am also bringing a little couture to my blog! Today is only the second couture piece I've done since day 1! I love Valentino. If you looked up elegance, class, and chic in the dictionary, it should have the word "Valentino" listed there. This fall's 2008 couture show was amazing, not because of the original pieces, but for the mixture of texture. in the video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgtKwHvr3xY) watch how the slow movement causes textures to meld. Flashy and smooth come together here, as well as shape, molded to perfection. Just look, it's unbelievable!:

Till later,

Am