chase field

 

is my favorite place in arizona. hands down.

baseball and i are real tight.

I'm ready to run.

"At times the world can seem an unfriendly and sinister place, but believe us when we say there is much more good in it than bad. All you have to do is look hard enough. And what might seem to be a series of unfortunate events, may, in fact, be the first steps of a journey."

:)

update.

i am still alive... barely.

i need to survive the next 35 (or so) hours and we're good!

i have lots of fun pictures/thoughts to share from the last couple weeks:

dbacks games

miranda lambert concert

4th of july

sillllly shenanigans with andrew

not so little milo

 and soooo much more.

all i need is a little more time and that's all yours.

ps. kelli flies here tomorow!

expect even crazzzier stories from me after this weekend.

 

if you love me...

you will kill me.

kill me dead.

my car needs $260 of work.

i have to go to court and pay my $200 ticket.

i received another ticket today.

i have finals this week and next.

i am fresh out of dough.

my room is a mess.

my poor bunny is neglected.

i'm not tan and it's summer. 

oh, and there is no time for any of that because i work 24/7

My best friend

Meet Andrew. He's my favorite person... ever. He seriously lets me be a psycho (so basically normal me) around him. He's an angel. Oh, and ignore the fact that we look sweaty. It was outdoors. In July. At 5 pm. In Arizona. You get the idea.....

 

I have a buuuuuusy next 1.5 weeks, so you probably won't be seeing much of me. Let's just pray I survive...

Respect goes a long way with me.
Nothing is more of a turn off than a condescending, prideful, disrespectful jerk.
Learn how to treat a girl or I promise you'll be single forever.

i am grateful to have people in my life that love me.
i mean, genuinely love me.

it makes life just that much more beautiful.

My whole weekend can be summed up with one conversation I overheard:

Grandma is doing the dishes, Grandpa is "helping", and nobody else is around:

Grandma: Honey, I love you.
Grandpa: I love you too, Winnie.

56 years of marriage. That's beautiful.

:)