KanoWakitashi

Happy Holidays to everyone! I am celebrating Christmas with family and friends (is there any other joyful way to do it?) and just hanging out with my big sis.

I am so grateful that my family is actually sane during the season (no old people [especially grandmother] games) and we had wine in celebration. I like this Christmas, it is finally quiet around here--crazy lady is pretty quiet. I got rockin' earphones for my iPhone (it has a volume dial on them so I don't have to take them off--ever >.

Now I am helping my sister to rearrange her temporary room and steam cleaning the floor [my hands spontaneously bleed when I clean the floor with the wand--I hate dry hands!!!!].

Anyway, for all that are reading this entry--have a safe and joyful holiday. May your stockings brim with the gift of play coal. May your turkey and ham be plentiful and salivating. May your holiday season be happy and safe. And finally, may your holiday dreams and wishes come true.

Finally getting to delete my mail and favoriting great art!

The new year is coming! ^_^

Since it is only days until the new year, I am compiling a list of things that I want to accomplish during 2012.

What is my resolution?

1. No more chocolate.

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[And yes, I am serious. Even dark chocolate]

2. Read more books

[I have 80+ books to read, best get to it]

3. Walk more. [Late night walks are great stress relievers and will strengthen my endurance]

4. Research more on politics and political figures. [Need to compile a list on who to vote for and why]

5. Do more research into different religions and beliefs. [Just because I'm an atheist doesn't mean I should be ignorant]

6. Graduate with my degree in Business Management.

7. Be more active in keeping house clean.

8. Have lots of fun!

Please, tell me. What your new years resolutions?

Happy thanksgiving!!!!

We are one holiday closer to Christmas, hurrah!

Gaby Rodriguez, 12 grade high-school student at Toppenish High in Washington, did a social project for school when she pretended to be pregnant for 6 months. She only told four people what she was planning: her boyfriend, her mother, a sister, and her principal--everyone else thought she was pregnant. You can read about her hear and what her experience was during the experiment, and how she got national attention.

abcnews.go.com/GMA/washington-…

www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/04…