This week was one where most of my blogs were motivational. It’s just the way the tides turned for me.
Monday’s blog was about getting off your rear end and starting something you’ve put off for the longest time. For me, I talked about starting this blog. I also told my followers to never give up what it is they’re going for. One bad day can either make or break a dream.
Time to quit putting off your dreams.
That evening, I featured a picture of my two wonderful Toastmaster friends showing off their red Kate Spade bags. I put it in my blog at the request of Sarah (who looks great in red)
That awesome Kate Spade pic from last Monday’s CHN meeting. Kate minds do think alike.
On Tuesday, I talked about ways you can motivate yourself, including getting out and exercising. It’s also important to have a morning routine and to be grateful. None of this will matter if you don’t take action. Remember, nothing changes if nothing changes.
Wednesday I got to spend time with my squad and they got a kick of out of my profile picture. The one where I rock my white pants, teal shirt, and leather jacket. In the blog, I discussed seven rules to live by. I also sent my 50th blog today.
Thursday at the McKeesport meeting, we discussed changes when it comes to giving speech evaluations. One of the members plans to give his speech on Effective Evaluations down the road to try and calm the rough waters.
Valentine’s Day went better than expected. I had a easy day at work and made good use of my holiday. I ate pizza, watched an episode of Gilmore Girls, and did some mix and match with my clothes. I also tried out some stylish poses. I had my DTM Swag going this week.
That’s my rewind for this week. If you have the day off, then more power to you. I’ll be going to State College this Saturday for the start of my contest season. We are going to make District 13 great next year and make Achievers a happening club as well as GREENSBURG.
Contest season kicked off today in Oakdale and in the North Hills. Best of luck to the winners who are advancing to their Division Contests in Oakdale and Cranberry Township next month. I’ll be starting my rounds with the contests next Saturday as I head off to State College.
I spent part of my Saturday with Katie and Annabelle. We played some Super Mario Party on the Nintendo Switch. We had a hard fought game as our characters split the 16 mini games. Annabelle would have been pleased if she beat me 16-0. Being seven, she took losing not so well.
I also planned tomorrow’s agenda for Achievers. We have a great slate of speakers scheduled. We are trying to get a fire burning 🔥 and grow the membership base once again. We made Select Distinguished last year. I wanted to get us to President’s Distinguished but I took things for granted. Now, with the year more than halfway over, I’m going to take things a little more seriously now as I try to lead the club to success.
Our meeting place where we have our monthly Achievers meeting is holding a chili 🌶 and soup 🍜 cook off. I’m going to take part in that and donate some money to the church. I’m doing it as a way to thank Pastor Tim for letting us have the church. Our club meets at the United Presbyterian Church in Blairsville.
United Presbyterian Church, our home for Achievers Advanced Toastmasters. Third Sunday at 2:30pm.
I have a nice stylish outfit put together for tomorrow’s meeting. We have a new member joining our chapter. Her name is Michelle Teague. She’s part of our Greensburg chapter. She serves as the Vice President Education. Along with her husband Jim, she is serving as co-chair for the upcoming Spring Conference. She also likes my blog and loves my stylish attire.
With Michelle joining the club, we will have a strong Greensburg connection in the chapter. I plan to renew in March to keep my membership going both in Greensburg and in Achievers. I’m proud that my home club has some clout in the advanced chapter.
This is my pose. We call it The James.
Tonight I was being my best me as I served on the Front Line Ministry at Cornerstone. I help out in the Welcome Center. I greet everyone who comes into church and answer any questions that they may have. I greet them with a smile 😃 and make their day as they come and get fed God’s Word. I love our FLM crew and Alvin does a great job as our leader.
My home church. Been a proud member since late 2015. Great worship, great sermon, and great people all around.
We wrapped up our Advice for Aliens series and were blessed with great music. Our worship team never ceases to amaze. Pastor Donn fed us well with a great sermon and plenty of scripture along the way. Can’t wait to learn of the next sermon series.
Time to close off the blog as I get ready to order my dinner at the Pourhouse. Busy night tonight and sometimes I just love the nightlife. It’s a Saturday night so why not?
Remember to live your best life. Be your best you. ROCK out because you are worth it. Make this coming week lovely and remember when life happens, coffee helps. Enjoy your Saturday night and drive safe.
Today was a good day. I was in Butler doing the Target. At first I wasn’t up for counting the store. I had horrific flashbacks of how bad Mayfield Heights went and had no desire to do a single Target in 2020. But I stayed strong and today went a lot better than I thought. We’ll see how well the Targets go this year.
Remember, the week after that Mayfield Heights started that great run that went through the holidays and all the way to the Super Bowl and beyond. To put it in a nutshell, I’ve done well since November.
During a lull in the action this morning, I discovered my Stylish DTM pose. When I do my mirror selfies maybe I’ll try out the pose for all of you.
This will make a nice summer outfit.
I’ll be staying in this Valentines Day as I have a busy weekend planned. I’ll watch some Gilmore Girls on Netflix. I’m on Season Three, Rory’s senior year at Chilton. I could eat pizza while watching the show (Lorelai and Rory ate pizza while watching some movie). I have a movie in mind for tonight as well.
What’s happening this weekend? Well, I have my Front Line Ministry role tomorrow night at Cornerstone. I’ll be heading up the desk at the Welcome Center. I enjoy doing it and greeting everyone who walks in. Sunday I have my Toastmasters meeting at the United Presbyterian Church in Blairsville. We have an exciting meeting planned with four speakers scheduled. We are trying to get a fire 🔥 burning in our club and build membership back up. I met with them
A little later tonight I’m going to do some mirror selfies because I’m mixing and matching some V-neck tops with my white pants. That’s why this blog will be out after 7. I’ll attempt to get the Stylish DTM pose in there too.
My season starts next week. Contest season that is. All the club contests have wrapped up and we are now onto the Area portion. There are some going tomorrow and Thursday night. I’ll be traveling to State College for the Area 22 contest. I plan to spend the night in Altoona the night before.
The week after that I’ll be helping out at the Area 21 contest at Pitt Johnstown. The Area Director is my home club’s President. Jim Teague will be looking for help across the board. He’s likely going to tab me to volunteer as well. I might end up being chief judge. Before I head to Johnstown, I might have a coffee ☕️ date at White Rabbit 🐇 with my favorite people, my squad. #squadgoals
Your home for the Area 21 and Division C contests February 29 and March 28. See you there.
Here are those mirror selfies. I think these will make great summer outfits. I felt like rocking my brown leather jacket and trying out those stylish poses. Have at it.
A Stylish PoseWe named this pose after me. The ultimate Stylish DTM pose. I’ve got the DTM Swag.
Time to close off the blog. Best of luck to those participating in their respective contests tomorrow. My season will start next week. I’m attending all area contests in Division C and three of the four division contests. I might have plans for the 27th but we’ll see.
Live your best life. Be your best you. ROCK out because you are worth it. Don’t forget to laugh because laughter is the best medicine. I love sharing my life, giving shout-outs, and dressing nice for you. The weekend is here. Make it a great one 👍.
Happy Thursday. We’re one day closer to the weekend. Guess what? I posted my 50th blog last night. That calls for a celebration. I’m thankful for all of your support on the blog. I enjoy sharing my life with you, giving shoutouts, and dressing nice for all of you.
Registration is up for the Spring Conference. I’ll be getting on it soon enough. Those who do so before March 1 will get early VIP treatment. It looks like it’ll be a great time. The theme is Springtime in Paris. The International Convention will be in Paris in August so it’s only appropriate. Our keynote speaker is going to be our former International President. This is my 15th conference and I’ll be receiving my DTM medal at this one.
I’ll be assisting our conference chairs Jim and Michelle Teague as the publications chair. My role is as follows:
I’ll be working with the Event Chair, Program Quality Director, Event Awards Chair, Education Chair, Event PR Chair and Public Relations Manager to create and publish event brochure, agendas and any other printed material.
From what I know so far, I will be responsible for putting together the program/brochure for the event. In the past, the brochure was about 32 pages long and included advertisements from sponsors. They are working on getting sponsorships and advertisements.
I will be asking who my other contacts are that will be reporting to me. I know two already (the PQD and the PRM). I will also ask about deadlines that I need to meet between now and the conference.
Happy Valentine’s Day tomorrow. If you have a nice night planned with your sweetheart, more power to you. I have a nice night planned too. I’ll be watching Gilmore Girls and eating pizza. It’ll be a fun night. I have a good movie in mind. I’m thinking Kate and Leopold.
I’ll also be taking some selfies because I feel the need to do some mixing and matching. It’s just some V-neck tops with my white jeans and leather jacket. It’ll pass the time and I’m doing it as a favor to some friends of mine.
Time to close off the blog with a shoutout to my favorite green and white school. It’s winter time but even when the ground is white, there’s no place to be like Slippery Rock University. I used to make this walk to class or Bailey Library in the cold during my first year at Slippery Rock . One of the oldest and most beautiful buildings on campus.
Walking past Old Main on a snowy winter’s morn. Loved this building and hearing the chimes at the top of the hour.
Live your best life. Be your best you. ROCK out because you are worth it. Don’t forget to laugh because laughter is the best medicine. Happy Valentine’s Day tomorrow and don’t each too much chocolate.
Happy Wednesday. Stylish DTM here. I hope you’re enjoying the motivational blogs this week. On Monday, I told you to start that thing you’ve put off and yesterday I coaxed you to find ways to create motivation.
Today I’m going start the blog with some words of encouragement to lift you up and then give you seven rules to live by.
“You are going to do just fine”. If you’re having a bad week and everything that could go wrong has, you may feel like giving up. You just need to assure yourself that everything will be all right. Back in my Slippery Rock days, I gave a friend of mine some good words as she was getting ready to take her PRAXIS exam (the exam that education majors take to get certified. A month later during the holidays, she got her test back and she did great. There was nothing to worry about. It was just a test anyways. She thanked me for a doing a lot for her during that difficult time.
These words might just make or break your dream. Now here are seven rules to live by that might just make or break your day.
Let It Go—You did bad on a test and know it’s going to ruin your semester. Your day ran long and you have to be up early the next day. You had a fight with your girlfriend or boyfriend. That all happened yesterday. Today you’re having a great day. Don’t let the bad events of Monday the 17th ruin your Tuesday the 18th.
Ignore Them—You enjoy updating or expanding your wardrobe and taking selfies 🤳 and posting them to social media. Someone tells you it’s a waste of time and it’s silly. Don’t listen to them, live the life that empowers you.
Give It Time—You and your best friend got into an argument. You worry that your longtime friendship may be over because of something you said. Eventually it will blow over and the two of you will hash it out. Both of you were in the wrong and your friendship matters more than some petty difference.
Don’t Compare—The only person you should try to beat is the person you were yesterday. Don’t spend your days, weeks, or months competing with that person. You don’t know their story. If you wasted your Wednesday trying to beat them, then on Thursday beat the person who tried to measure up to them (that’s you). Be better.
Stay Calm—I was recently named publications chair for my upcoming Spring conference. I have no clue what all is entailed, who my team is, or what the deadlines will be. It’s ok not to have everything figured out right now. With time and a little help from my conference chairs, I know that I’ll get there. I’ll have a new skill under my wing and I’ll be a fine chair.
It’s on You—Only you are in charge of your happiness. Not that person who tells you otherwise. They aren’t out for your best interests. They just want to fulfill a lost dream or impress those who don’t care anyways.
Smile—Even if you don’t want to be there, a change in attitude can change the course of your day and make it worthwhile. Life is short, enjoy it while you have it.
Time to close off the blog with some more encouraging words. Live your best life. Be your best you. ROCK out because you are worth it. Don’t forget to laugh because laughter is the best medicine. I hope you live by these seven rules and make the best of your day. It’s almost the weekend. Two more days plus, some of you may have a long weekend coming up with Presidents’ Day on Monday.
Good Tuesday afternoon. Stylish DTM here with some ways you can motivate yourself. Thank you Vanessa for your Motivational Monday video which is motivation for the blog I’m putting together.
There are many ways to create motivation. But first let me credit Sir Isaac Newton and his law of inertia which states (in my words): If you’ve been at rest, you will stay at rest.
The first method of creating motivation is to take action. You can take any kind of action even if it’s the worst method.
Yesterday I talked about starting something you’ve put off for a long time. If the action doesn’t work then take another until you find what works best for you. For example, take action by starting that book you’ve been wanting to read. Read a chapter or two a day until you’re finished or the subject matter gets to be too much.
Take action.
The second method of creating motivation is to have a morning routine. Create a to do list for the day. Read something inspirational. I have plenty of great inspirational Christian books at my disposal that I read every day. Take 15-30 minutes a day to read that chapter or at least part of it and apply what you’ve learned to your everyday life.
When you take time at the beginning of the day to read something inspirational; study your morning devotional; or meditate on a passage of scripture, et cetera, you win the morning.
When you win the morning, the rest of your day will go smooth.
Have a morning routine.
The third method of creating motivation is something all of us should take up, and that is exercise. Even if it’s a 15 minute morning fitness routine, it’ll help you feel complete. You’ll feel accomplished with more motivation for the rest of your day. Ride that exercise bike when you wake up. Do some strength training or yoga 🧘♀️ 🧘♂️. Hit 🥊 that punching bag for a few minutes every night. These are all just a few great examples.
Live a healthy life.
The fourth method of creating motivation is to show gratitude. Give thanks to God. Make a list of what and whom you are thankful for. Have some positive affirmations ready for the day and go over them in your mind. Don’t think too much because that leads to stagnation and overthinking. It won’t seem as effective when you’re offering gratitude to whomever is deserving of it.
The last method of creating motivation is to serve others. That is the ultimate action we can take in order to feel motivated.
Sign up for that Habitat for Humanity project; show up at the job ready to work (don’t roll your eyes because your superiors will see that you really don’t want to be there); play chess ♟ in the park with that elderly person and have a nice conversation with them; while in line at Starbucks, pay for that person’s Frappuccino (they might just pay it forward and you may have just started something).
You will feel elevated, motivated and uplifted because you made that person’s day. You may even change their life for the better by performing that one good deed.
Before I close off the blog I want to share my three things that I am grateful for.
Number one is that I was given the opportunity yesterday to post a picture on my blog. It was two wonderful Toastmaster friends of mine showing off their red Kate Spade bags. Kate minds do think alike. I’m also grateful that the Cranberry High Noon chapter makes me feel welcome when I visit.
Number two is that my style has been an inspiration to one of my good friends. Sarah saw me rocking my leather jacket so much. Therefore she bought one herself.
Number three is that I had the opportunity to work with my favorite people today (my squad). Even though we didn’t talk much we still had a great day. I stuck around at the end because I enjoy their company.
I told them all Love You as I left because it makes me feel complete to say that.
Live your best life. Be your best you. ROCK out because you are worth it. Let your smile be infectious. Someone who’s having a bad day might just see their day turned around. Don’t forget to laugh because laughter is the best medicine.
We’re almost to Wednesday. Weekend’s almost here. Have a great evening and find ways to create motivation.
Stylish Traveling DTM here with you on a Monday and I’m here to tell you something.
START whatever it is that’s on your heart.
I’m here today to tell you to get off your rear end and START something. START that project you’ve been putting off for over a year. START that book you’ve wanted to read but weren’t sure you were ready. START that 31 day study in Proverbs you’ve been itching to do but were too busy to begin. START training for that marathon you’ve been planning to win but weren’t confident you could run it.
For me, I finally started my blog after so much time had passed. I had done them before but I gave up after a while because I felt I didn’t have anything interesting to say.
I blogged a little bit early last year but quickly lost interest. I brought that same blog back in November, started a new one in January (even though I will never give up my love for Slippery Rock), and have been honing my craft ever since. Doing this has helped me in more ways than one.
One of the things that has been a part of my blog (other than Slippery Rock and Toastmasters) has been Style. I’ve taken the liberty of starting to post pictures of my new clothes on Facebook. I’ve gotten a lot of rave reviews because I’m always rocking my leather jackets in my pictures. I have plans to do a photo shoot sometime in the Spring. Having it done at the Diamond in Ligonier, Twin Lakes, or even at Slippery Rock University would be perfect.
About a decade ago, I almost started the process of going back to school for a another degree. I felt like I was getting nowhere in my life and wanted to try again because it seemed like my time at Slippery Rock was a failure. Funny how my thinking changed over the last few years. Eventually that fell through and I got another job (the same one I’ve had for over a decade now). I didn’t give up that dream because it really seemed more like a way out than a solution.
About a year later I started posting weather updates on Facebook. I really enjoyed doing it but couldn’t do it all the time because of work. During the great Snowmageddon of 2010, I had a meltdown on Facebook. I still posted the updates and warnings but I felt back for flipping out. It was just the cabin fever getting to me. I had some anger pent up as well from the past that I held in for a long time. I continued doing the weather updates sporadically but since then I have given it up to focus more on this blog.
The late great Jim Valvano has some words of wisdom if life ever gets you down. This can make the difference between your dream living or dying. “Don’t Give Up. Don’t Ever Give Up.” Too many times I’ve given up because I listened to the opinions of others who felt they had my best interests in mind but really didn’t. Because of my loyalty to those people, I gave up what could have been a new thing. Don’t give up and don’t live your life through what others want for you. It may not be the best thing.
I’m going to close off the blog with couple of shoutouts. First one is to my home club away from home. My good Toastmaster friends Denise Etter and Sarah Souri at today’s Cranberry High Noon meeting showed off their Kate Spade bags. They were color coordinated as well. I’m happy to post this to my blog because I love this club and members like they’re my own family. It makes me feel good to be an inspiration as well. I talk about my leather jackets so much on Facebook that I talked Sarah into buying one.
The two stylish DTMs of Cranberry High Noon and District 13. Photo courtesy of Robert Johnson. Kate minds think alike.
From black and red to green and white. This is a beautiful picture of a nice sunset over Vincent Science Hall. I always enjoy walking through the quad when I come up for homecoming. Pair that view with some springtime warmth and you have a beautiful sight. Credit given to the person who snapped this great shot.
Sun setting on a beautiful campus.
Live your best life. Be your best you. ROCK out because you are worth it. Don’t forget to laugh because laughter is the best medicine. Make every day lovely 😊 and I’ll be back with more great content tomorrow. Bye everyone. ❤️ you.
It was a great week celebrating someone other than New England hoisting the Lombardi trophy. Now it’s time to preview what’s coming to the Stylish Traveling DTM for the coming week ahead.
I’m planning to do a church tour starting in April. I’ll visit two different churches a month in addition to attending Cornerstone. Some churches I have in mind are Allegheny Center Alliance Church on the North Side and Community Alliance Church in Butler. I’ll be visiting Greensburg Alliance as well (my home church for eight years).
Community Alliance Church in Butler. I plan to attend one Sunday morning coming up this Spring on my upcoming church tour.
I’ll be posting a lot of motivational blogs this week. One will be about starting something and not giving up (inspired by Faerie Grace). I also want to do one about encouragement and why it’s important to smile. With Valentine’s Day this Friday, let’s talk about love.
Contest season will be starting up soon so there’s that to look forward to. I’ll be busy with Toastmaster events in the near future including the conference. It looks like I’m going to have a big role coming up. I’ll talk more about that this week as I hear more from my co-chairs.
Today started off with breakfast at Cornerstone. I was just amazed by the fellowship I saw as I was eating my croissant 🥐 and drinking my cappuccino. Then I went upstairs for church and was amazed by the worship team as well as Pastor Donn’s sermon on being encouraging. The song at the end was uplifting. I think I just got some good blog material for this coming week.
With all that aside, it’s now time for my Week in Review #4.
Last Sunday, I got to enjoy the taco 🌮 bar that my mom put together before we watched the Super Bowl. The game itself didn’t get interesting until the final quarter. It’s typical KC throughout the playoffs. Down 24 to Houston, down 11 to Tennessee, and then down 11 to San Francisco. It looked over after that Super Bowl but Kyle Shanahan abandoned the running game that had been so successful and threw the ball instead. Patrick Mahomes then worked his magic and led the Chiefs to their first Super Bowl win in 50 years.
Congratulations Kansas City on your first Super Bowl win in 50 years.
I spent a good amount of time this week on blogs related to the Kansas City Chiefs. But I also did some motivational blogs as well. I talked about perfection and why nothing will ever be without flaws. I also talked about insecurity and why that has always been a running problem for me over the years.
On Wednesday it was back to Toastmasters after three weeks away (seemed more like three months) but it was a great time regardless. Four guests showed up, so Mike, our Toastmaster for the evening, educated them on what the meeting entailed.
We had three amazing speakers (Diane, Ina, and Michelle). Diane gave her ice breaker and talked about why it’s important to check yourself for breast cancer. Ina talked about rhubarb. Michelle gave the first leg of her high performance leadership speech with the upcoming Spring Conference in sight this April. She’ll do part two following the event.
My table topics session centered around Valentine’s Day and I almost got full participation. Our evaluators did a bang up job. Jim and I hatched out some issues after the meeting and I gave some words of encouragement to our guests. I’m confident that all four will join the club very soon. I’ll be doing a blog on encouragement this week as well as why it’s important to smile all the time.
I blogged about 2019 yet again and why the last part of the year was so good. I learned to believe in myself in addition to starting the blog, getting my DTM, and bonding with my work family (and the squad). The last week of September turned out to be a game changer for me. When I hit the top of the hill in early November already slowing down it was either give it all you got or give up. I gave it all I got and won out the rest of the way. I overcame the loneliness that hit me in late October as well as breaking the chains that held me captive.
Friday we saw our first significant snowfall of the year. It hampered my commute into work but overall the day did not turn out so bad. I chilled with my family and celebrated my sister’s 30th birthday Friday night. We had donuts from Dunkin’ and later we watched Toy Story 4 on Disney+.
Saturday I treated my sister and Annabelle to breakfast at Sun Dawg. We all had pancakes. When I got home I tried on my new clothes that came so quick the week before. I got good reviews on some of my outfits. The white jeans and blazer were nice but my red leather jacket got the most attention. In fact, all my talk about them inspired my Toastmasters friend Sarah to buy one. I was happy my sense of style inspired her to get a leather jacket, just as my coworker inspired me to dress better. The best picture of the bunch is my profile picture.
One of many outfits I put together yesterday. There will be a lot of mix and match coming this Spring and Summer.
We had Katie’s birthday dinner at Texas Roadhouse. Despite the long wait, we had a nice dining experience. Afterwards we had cake and ice cream. Annabelle spent the night with us and had a great time as always. I spent the night reading.
Time to close off the week in review and build you up as we start a new workweek. Live your best life. Be your best you. ROCK out because you are worth it. Don’t forget to laugh because laughter is the best medicine. Make this week lovely and I’ll have more content coming up on the Stylish Traveling DTM. ❤️ you.
Another month, another blog where I’m showing off my clothes. But this should be the last of the new stuff (eh, probably not). I love updating, or expanding, my wardrobe.
I ordered some more colored V-neck tops from JCPENNEY along with some jeans (black and white). If anybody can make this look seem stylish, it’s me. I also got a red leather jacket and black blazer from Amazon. I think I’m springing for a red one next month.
So what does one do with all these clothes, they try them on and take selfies. Squad goals: Style like me. Here’s my stash from today.
Lots of color there and the filtering (yes I do filter) makes my clothes stand out. That boysenberry V-neck looks very hot pink. The cadmium green looks teal. It can confuse those who are colorblind though.
First set of outfits I put together were my black jeans with a couple of the new V-necks and my black leather jacket. I tried my new black jeans Wednesday night with my boysenberry V-neck and leather jacket and it looked very nice. I think I’ll pair the black v-neck with khakis and canvas shoes in the future.
Next up I tried on the black blazer I bought from Amazon. I used my other v-neck shirts as I was putting away clothes.
I like this outfit. I think this will be a good look for one of my contests I’m attending. The black and teal go good together. Here’s how I dressed Wednesday night (with my black leather jacket and whiskey boots).
Next I paired my white jeans (I won’t wear them regularly until after the first of April) with my colored v-necks. I think they look good with or without the jacket. Some of you may disagree that white is not my color but I think it’ll look better in the summer.
Nice color combination here with the white, red, and teal.
I took these pictures fairly quickly. I didn’t take my time like last month. I’ll admit this wasn’t as big as January’s was but I felt like I needed a good style blog. Overall, I’m happy with how these pictures turned out. Maybe I’ll find a new profile picture out of this bunch.
A couple of shoutouts before I end the blog. One goes to my sister Katie who just turned 30 years old yesterday. We celebrated last night with a dozen donuts from Dunkin’. This morning I treated her to breakfast at Sun Dawg. We all had pancakes 🥞. Tonight we’re having dinner at Texas Road House.
The other shoutout, of course, goes to my favorite green and white school. Of course it snowed yesterday, and that added some beauty to the campus. I remember the days of going from building to building in weather like this. This view from Bailey Library is one of the best. I used to look out these windows myself when I was studying or working on papers.
The other is from my 2020 Slippery Rock University calendar but it almost could have been taken yesterday.
A snowy walk through the quad awaits this student. The Rock is getting “Februburied” in this picture. A snowy walk on campus.
I’ll be starting Gilmore Girls Season 3 Monday night. I’m looking forward to what this season has to offer. Rory’s Chilton graduation, plus we see Lorelai as a teenager before Rory came around. This season will be just as good I hope.
On this day, live your best life, be your best you, ROCK out because you are worth it. Don’t forget to laugh, because laughter is the best medicine. The weekend’s here so enjoy it and enjoy the snow. Spring will be here in six weeks or soon if you believe Punxsutawney Phil.
