
1. I love Soy Chocolate Milk. I drink at least 1 cup of it every morning after I work out and before I get in the shower to get my day started. Side note: I sniff the cup before I drink it...the chocolate smell is delish!

1. I love Soy Chocolate Milk. I drink at least 1 cup of it every morning after I work out and before I get in the shower to get my day started. Side note: I sniff the cup before I drink it...the chocolate smell is delish!
Patsy, my bootcamp cohort, and I breezed through (ok not breezed but you know what I mean) our first month of bootcamp. We liked it so much, we got another...and now we want another month. I know, we might be freaks, but hey, we both think it's helping. The number on the scale may not be in the range I want yet...but dammit my clothes fit and I look hotter than I used to (stop laughing....no really, stop!). Getting up at 5:30am is a lot easier than I thought it'd be. I'm up to bootcamp 5 days a week--sometimes 4 depending on work and such--and I feel great. So great in fact I can't stop shopping because hell, everything fits better. In fact, last night I was at an event at The Limited with my friend, Kristin, and I had to buy this adorable purple (size 6 mind you) dress. I mean it was calling my name (which is precisely what I told Mike when he gave me the, "you went shopping...AGAIN" look).
2. Coke Zero!
I have started limiting myself to 1 a day, if that but in any case, this sweet nectar of the Coca Cola Gods is amazing. It makes me jolly and can instantly zap my bad mood to a good one and give me a jump in the lull part of my day!
Patsy,Meredith,Mary,Maria and I at Lucky Fest
Ivan, Mike and I at Lucky Fest
Mike and I at RiRa
Kyle, Will, Kerri, Todd and I at RiRa
Thanks again for all who make my birthday one of the most awesome days of the year. I'm truly grateful!
Tyler and Parker at Talladega 2006
Parker and I at Mugshots in Tuscaloosa
Tyler and I at Mugshots in Tuscaloosa
Needless to say, this email chain is still going between us three. I've laughed so hard I've cried twice already today. Talking to them at random times, especially on slow work days really makes me thankful for the friends I've met along the way...especially these two.
I miss you guys. I sure hope you come and visit soon. There's always a place to stay at Mad Dawg's casa.
Patience is the state of endurance under difficult circumstances, which can mean persevering in the face of delay or provocation without acting on annoyance/anger in a negative way; or exhibiting forbearance when under strain, especially when faced with longer-term difficulties. It is also used to refer to the character trait of being steadfast. (Taken from Wikipedia)
Here's a little tid bit o' information that I found when researching about St. Patrick's Day
Irish folklore tells that one of his teaching methods included using the shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity (the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit) to the Irish people. When the Irish would find the four leaf clovers, they would say, “Aye… the Father, the Son, the Holy Ghost, and that last one’s for Patty.”Hope you go drink some good green beer and enjoy some corned beef and hash and cabbage...isn't that what Irish people eat?!
(photos courtesy of http://www.boston.com/)
Check the magnitude of this bad boy...Talk about INTENSE!
I will continue to keep positive thoughts for the people of Chile. Courtney, I couldn't be happier and more thankful that you are okay.