oh my god, whatever, etc.
“I know what I want in life… when we’re old, I want you and your old husband and me and my old husband to dance at the St. Pete Yacht Club to some inappropriate song.”
—Sara Kennedy, one of my highschool best friends (and obv. beyond), a gal with excellent life goals
May 2011
April 2011
- Mom: Your dad has probably watched "The Bourne Identity" fifteen times.
- Me: Why, do you think it reminds him of his former life?
- Mom: He never looked like that!
- Me: HAHA, I mean when he was in the CIA. When he was a secret agent. What did he do?
- Mom: Investigated stuff and snuck around. Avoided me.
Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda
- Me: I hate Scarlett Johansson. She cut me in line once at Gourmet Garage.
- Mom: You should've cut her back.
- Me: Yeah, you're right, I should've started a fight with Scarlett Johansson at the grocery store.
- Mom: Your one chance to get famous and you blew it.
“If children have the ability to ignore all odds and percentages, then maybe we can all learn from them. When you think about it, what other choice is there but to hope? We have two options, medically and emotionally: give up, or fight like hell.”
—
Lance Armstrong
Yeah, I’m quoting cancer survivor Lance Armstrong. That is how cheesy things have gotten around here. (sorry, Darren!!!)
Cute Roulette: Cutest videos on the web →
cuteroulette.com
Don’t worry, this is a website that chooses cute animal videos at random for you. The first one it gave me was entitled “Bunny letter opener” and it’s all been uphill from there.
So in between episodes of DEXTER and The Tudors, whatever horrible movies Vicky recommends to me, and chapters of the awesome books Sara sent me about cancer (not lying, Sara is the queen of sifting through Amazon, I swear), this is how I plan to spend my recovery time.
Some good news!
The oncology department at Sloan-Kettering Hospital and Resort informed me today that the tumor and surrounding tissue they removed on tuesday has CLEAR MARGINS.
YESSSSSS!!!!!!
the etymology of OK →
dictionary.reference.com
um fascinating. sometimes the smallest fact about something everyday makes me feel really, really smart.
