Back in it
Hey y’all, I’m ready to get back to the internet. Oh how I’ve missed you.
Paul moved to South Africa after Thanksgiving - be sure to follow him if you aren’t already because he has just upped his coolness by like a million and two.
Erin: Is [this pink slip dress] meant to be worn by itself?
Erin: or under a much more modest outfit?
Lacey: i hope under something
Lacey: like a scarf
Lacey: or a funky hat
Lacey: maybe a cool necklace
Serious question, y'all:
Do kids these days still believe in Santa?
I just feel like, when I was a kid, everything was about Santa and what he’d ‘bring’ you. Now, all I see are ads. It’s all about the product, not how you’re supposed to get it. Throw in the Black Friday ads and mom and dad griping about their bills and the recession and how ‘Christmas might be a little smaller this year, Timmy’ and in theory, wouldn’t Santa be recession-proof?
So, really. Do kids still believe in Santa?
Liz - isn’t the main demographic for your blog poor children under the age of 10? Way to ruin the Christmas magic for them!
GPOYW - I’m such a celebrity edish
L to R: Rhonda (recently accepted into UT’s grad school), me channeling Victoria Beckham, and Alena
Also I’d like to take this moment to say how much I wish Austin had daiquiri shops.
What a NERD!
Liz: I remember when I tried to call New Kids on the BlockLiz: I literally called the operator and asked for them
Liz: she just laughed at me
There is no artistic value in just a plain picture of tits. You get that right?
(via jessibelboobstein)
Well said!
So I’m not great at wrapping presents (though pretty awesome at rapping), but I am KILLING it when it comes to making bows.
(I actually learned to do this from one of Mary Rambin’s videos.)
I’d let him be the deadbeat dad of my baby.
- Rhonda, in response to a picture I sent around of Levi Johnston
(via ilovecharts)
Whitney, is that you?
Kidding - you obviously don’t have braces.
Uhm, why are ‘braces’ pointing to the legs? Does that mean you must have polio to be an Apple store indie chick?
Pros and cons of having 2 weeks off of work
Pros
- Uhm two whole weeks off of work, can’t you read?
- Spending time with my family
- Being in Baton Rouge which is the best city to go home to (fact)
- Spending time with friends
- Eating a lot of food
Cons
- Already anticipating that feeling of the day I get back to work and the overwhelming amount of work I will have
- Being away from Austin
Pros definitely outweigh the cons. After this Friday, I will be off of work foreverrrrr (or 2 weeks, whatev)!
YOU GUYS. This is important so listen with your eyes.
Recently, I entered a contest to be a spokesperson for Young and Free Texas, which is an extension of TDECU (a national credit union) that is aimed at gaining the interest of the under-25 set in the greater Texas area. It is, in essence, a total dream job. I would be writing for the Young and Free blog, doing video editing/videoblogging, and speaking at events. In return, they are willing to pay me, give me a MacBook Pro, a HD video camera, an iPhone, and the use of a Y&F branded Prius. Pinch me, I’m DREAMING.
So what do I need from you? Your vote! Please go to http://www.youngfreetexas.com and vote for me. They won’t spam your email address, I promise.
And hey! If you want to, please reblog this post so that other awesome tumblrs can vote for me too! This contest means a lot to me, and every vote counts.
Thank you for your support, and with your help, I know I can win!
— Whitney
Vote here: http://www.youngfreetexas.com
Seriously, if you didn’t vote for her already, I’m coming to your house to cut you.
“My Girlfriend’s Girlfriend” Type O-Negative
Happy Friday!!
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