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this is me and my sister, doing the graduation thing and taking pictures at the uga arch (because once you graduate, the arch is fair game :)). it would've been up sooner, but blogger and i were having issues uploading pictures.....
i've spent the last few days contemplating a lot and i'm not sure what i have to show for it. however, i truly love it when God shows Himself in wonderful ways.

i bought a book from barnes and noble that i'm kind of excited to read: max tivoli. there's more to the title, but i can't remember it at the moment. it's about this guy who is born to look like an old man and grows "younger." i think it will be interesting.

tonight i'm going to see a movie that will be wonderfully silly and probably amazing: sisterhood of the traveling pants 2 :) thanks to my friend and former roomie becky, i have read all of the sisterhood books. becky loves them and she had them, so i had access to them and read them. when the first movie came to uga for a preview (gotta love college towns), i went to see it with some friends. it was ridiculous and perfect for a night out with some girlfriends. tonight, i am going to see it with one of the very same girls i saw the first one with, miss hannah redd and also with steph. i am excited. oh, the gloriousness of being a girl :)

i had a pita pizza for lunch today. this is also something from college. my friend anna b and i used to eat them all the time. she'd come down to our apartment (literally downstairs...we lived under her) or i'd go up there and we'd eat pita pizzas. they are terrific little creations. pita. sauce. cheese. maybe some spice. cook. yum :)

that's all. i think i'm going to have some magic shell and watch something equally as girly as sisterhood.

enjoy your day.

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