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random thoughts

so....here's some randomness for you:

*i just made a turkey welcome sign. i love it. i'll show you pictures later.
*i'm more than a little addicted to the show criminal minds. and may have a slight crush on dr. reid. there's just something about him....i can't figure it out, but i really like him.
*my love for this show is just a tad strange. i do not like being scared. and every time i watch it, i get creeped out and scared. but i just can't seem to stop. nor do i want to.
*i can't wait for christmas season! it's really hard waiting to pull out the music, the decor, the movies, the food. i can't wait.
*following that, there is an event here in fell's point called "old tyme christmas". a full day of awesomeness. i've been excited since i found out about it.....about 2 months ago.
*i feel like saying this: eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
*and that made me miss my sister. because she just gets it. (and to the rest of my family, i miss you too)
*this holiday movie season looks like it's going to be pretty good. the blind side (oh my gosh, i get chills and tear up everytime i see the commercial), twilight, a christmas carol, the imaginarium of doctor parnassus, the new disney princess movie: the princess and the frog, and i'm undecided on the men who stare at goats.
*it's 8pm and i just realized i forgot to eat dinner. i don't think that's ever happened to me before.
*i wore a dress last weekend. and loved it. i'd forgotten how much fun it is.
*i miss being in a real classroom. i know that the job i have now is a *real* teaching job, but it doesn't feel real. and i miss it.
*i think i'm going to start curling my hair more. it seems to be less work than straightening it. and it's fun and girly. and i'm all about the girly.
*i've realized in the last few weeks that i bite my lip a lot. why? i don't know.

and there you have it, all 5 friends who may actually read this.
a list of randomness.
i hope you enjoyed it.

if you were here, i'd give you a hug.

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