I WANT:
a] ginger beer*… all the time.
b] to buy fabulous second-hand dresses* on the regular.
c] to end my hunt for the perfect necklace. [if you find it, let me know.]
d] to join forces with amazing people and make dance parties combust from out of nowhere.*
e] these:
and i don't care how much of a dork you think i am.
f] milkshakes for breakfast.*
g] to always have a beautiful beach handy.*
h] to be a part of something like this:
i] wordpress to start functioning correctly so that i can embed a video. [but i don’t want it bad enough.]**
j] free-sample-at-the-organic-grocery lunch* more often.
k] you to like this song:
l] to wear my barefeet everywhere.*
m] to wear my lovely birdy earrings* everyday.
n] you to like little birdy:
o] to wake up in a house that is frozen in 1974.*
p] to go to sleep.
q] love,
r] achel.
*like i did [or had] this weekend.
**turns out i do want it bad enough.. just after a strong cup of coffee.
you’ll need these shoes to match your mug
http://www.pantone.com/Resources/MonthlyIssues/20081118/en-na/pantone081118.htm
absolutely. man, if i still worked at the paper, i’d come in every morning rocking a different pantone on my feet AND holding my coffee. it would be lovely… until i realized i was still working at the paper.
have you seen the Helvetica light medium and bold coffee mugs?
why, no i haven’t! they will be next on my google search.
p.s. you are infamous around the umhb parts… i’ve heard of you but i’m pretty sure we never met… hrmmm…
thank you so much for finding such wonderful culture and sharing it. i can’t convey to you how much i appreciate your great taste. so you’ve now been called fit and strong by aussies. doesn’t sound like you’ve been eating too many crumpets (what a great word) at all.
SUCH a great word. sometimes i roll up a crumpet and make a “bu-bu-buuuu!” sound out of it and then look at sienna and say, “it’s a crumpet trumpet!”
…she is never amused.
really? i thought that was very amusing, and i only had a mental picture to go off of.
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