who's up for round two?

awkward:

-bending over and crumbs fall out of your scarf...twice... and it's been over an hour since you ate your morning toast. classy. why yes i was saving that for a little mid morning snack.

-standing right outside a fence that says "hard hats must be worn in this area". aren't i in the area too? if something falls off the roof is it going to make sure to stay inside the fence?

-eating tuna fish for lunch. that's my bad yall, i know the stench is radiating from my office, but i gots to get those omegas somehow.

-walking around costco with just a bag of tortilla chips, a bag of cheese puffs, a bag of chip'ins, and clorox wipes. hmmm, it appears that all we do is eat chip products and disinfect things at our house? maybe it's time to reevaluate.

-when the person who leaves the bathroom before you doesn't wash their hands. ick. why did i just wash my hands if that door handle is now laced with your germs? what else are you about to touch with those grubby little paws?

awesome:

-no sugar added hot chocolate. mmmm. my new obsession for my nighttime chocolate fix. true, it's less potent, but it also has less calories and half the sugar without having any of that sketchy fake sugar. drink up.
-surprises. planning them, being stealthy, and seeing your victim's reaction. it's also awesome to be on the receiving end of a surprise. (i'm talking about some birthday surprises i just pulled off, but valentine's day is also coming up... hint hint cough cough.)
-my "king of anything" radio station on pandora. it never ceases to amaze me with the songs it digs up.
-being able to drive a stick... and i even have to admit that sometimes it's fun. (brett, please disregard that last bit -- it still stresses me out at times. our next car will still be an automatic.)
-our bed in the morning. why is it always so much more comfortable and cozy in the morning than it is at night? i never want to leave it.  

this picture just screams awkward and awesome.

i can't look at it without laughing out loud.

it's from right before me and brett got engaged.

me and my home girls were at the temple and decided to take a self timer picture of all of us. we set the camera down and posed, and right as the picture was taking an old couple drove up! 

kids these days. psh. leaving cameras in the middle of the road.

i love all of our different reactions to the possibility of a car running over the camera. there's two of us pointing out the camera on the ground, two of us gasping, and then... me. 

i wonder why i decided to point at the people driving instead of the camera. maybe i was thinking "you there! stop!" 

ahh. good times.

tomorrow's friday! helloooo weekend!