Once Upon a Time

It's interesting how life just takes it's twist and turns without any regard to how it might make things for you. It's hard sometimes to know all the right things to say, and all the right things to do. I hate not knowing if I made the right choice about this or said the right thing about that. But I guess in the end, all that matters is that in the end, whatever choices you made are choices that you are at the very least comfortable with.

I know that when you're a kid, everything looks and seems different. I was a princess in disguise; my mom was the most beautiful queen, and my dad was my protector. I thought that nothing would ever change. Then, as I grew up, my life changed, and so did the way I saw it. I thought that nothing could be worse that realizing that your mom and dad aren't flawless, that seemed to be the hardest thing to cope with. But I was wrong again. Becoming an adult. Now that's the really hard part about life. When you're an adult, for some reason, people think you don't want to believe in fairy tales anymore. I still do; want to believe in fairy tales that is. I want to believe that good will always conquer evil, and that love so strong that it can move mountains really does exist. I want to believe that everything ends with happily ever after.

I'm tired of people thinking that the mystery has to go away because you're an adult now. So I am making a conscious decision to keep the fairy tale alive in the world I live in. :)

And the Oscar Goes to....

I really thought I'd have more things to blog about...it seems that we are always busy, and somehow, when I sit down to write a blog, nothing comes to mind that might even be a little bit entertaining to blog about. We are constantly out doing things with our friends, like movies, and games nights, but even though they are soo much fun, it's nothing super special. Then, on Sunday, some of our friends invited us to an Oscar party. We were all going to mark who we thought would win each Oscar and whoever got the most correct would win the pot. It was 5 dollars a person. and it was a lot of fun.

We started the night off at Joe's Crab Shack before the show started. Of course, on top of the amazing food they have wonderful cocktails! So Jillian and I had one, and then Jillian had another one...lol. Dinner was of course amazing, but it was time to get the party started! So we headed to Kelsey and Spencer's; but none of us really knew where we were going. So the adventure really began, after 15 minutes of driving, we finally got to our destination and headed inside to cast our votes. I decided that since it was an Oscar party that I would make tiny cucumber sandwiches as my contribution. They were a big hit. And Although I came in third on my voting and didn't win,we still had fun. I enjoyed watching the Oscars with my friends. I think my favorite part was the "musical" montage.

So hopefully soon, something equally as fun will happen and my blogging will become a bit less staggered. :)