Neck Gaitors

This post is a bit late, but better late than never! I've created a fundraiser for myself by selling my homemade neck gaiters. For $10 each you can pick any colour you want (permitting it exists) and I will made and send it to you. Money goes toward my education (which by now is looking at about 7 more years of Pre Med, then Med School. I need all the help I can get, but I refuse to be a begger, so I decided to sell a product.

You can check them out at www.gaitorsforschool.com

Thank You!

Celebrity Crushes

Since I've been completely unmotivated to post anything about my life lately, I decided to post on some of my favourite people to look at on the boob tube.

1. Joseph Gordon Levitt - His movies have always been respectable and he can pull off any role from funny, teen, smart, romantic or serious.  He's the main character in some of my favourite movies and he's not bad to look at, even since I was little watching 3rd Rock from the Sun.

2. Justin Timberlake - He started off as an amazing singer, to acting on SNL, to movies. He seems so cool, dresses well and also very good looking.

3. Rob Dyrdek - Not the usual teenage heart throb, but I think he is hilarious and that's something very attractive in a man. 

4. Shia Labeouf - Another child star I watched while I was younger. I loved him in Holes and he's pretty good in his recent movies such as Transformers, Eagle Eye and Disturbia. 

Tattoos

My friends, the triplets decided for their 18th birthday they would get tattoos of three sparrows. I decided to get mine as well, the cross. Thank you Brit for the skin work.

Things I miss

Now that it's almost winter I'm starting to miss some of the things I love in the summer.
1. My baby pool

2. Bathing suits (Nikita)

3. Swimming

4. Ice Cream

5. Pools

Lit

I don't read much, but when I do its usually some sort of novel thats been turned into a chick flick. Water for Elephants was an amazing movie and so is the book. Blue Like Jazz was a gift from a friend who wanted me to understand Christian spirituality. It's the only book I've ever read twice.