Showing posts with label read. Show all posts
Showing posts with label read. Show all posts

Thursday, October 14, 2010

This week is flying! Girls Nite Photos!

I can't believe it's already Thursday. I've been so busy at work and at home. My night last night was so busy I got home at 7, so much for sitting around being lazy. I met a friend at Costco to help her with her birthday menu this weekend. Then I decided to actually do my grocery shopping. Plus it was raining, so everyone else had problems driving in the rain.
I made a pre-marinated pork tenderloin for dinner which Mr. P loved. I watched the season finale of Teen Mom, read another 50 pages of my book and went to bed.
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I think tonight I will finally finish my sign, maybe bake some of those pumpkin cakes again and I'm sure this girl will come over :)
I finally have pix from girl's night! I'll post the tamer ones :)

 
 This one requires explanation, we were going to blindfold her to get her to the tattoo place, but she figured it out on her own. 

Mariah is showing off her mad booty popping skills!

LL Cool J's in the house!


Jade with her post-preggo boobs :)


Showing off the tats!

Such a great night, I love my girls!!

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Terrific Tuesday! My recent books

I am beyond exhausted. I have a blood test scheduled for tomorrow to figure out why I'm so sluggish all the time. Hopefully they are able to nip this in the bud. Anyways, last night Mr. P worked late so it was me and the pups. We cleaned out the DVR by watching all my shows and even watched 20 minutes of a movie from Netflix, it was that bad. I did some mild cleaning and started feeling dizzy again, so I laid down watched some tv and finished my book, Commencement. So now I'm waiting for the questions to be posted for next week.
I'm currently also reading Crazy Love. 
It has been ama-zing so far. I see sort of a paralell to my relationship with my ex. I am getting a better understanding of why I stayed so long. Summary of the book (courtesy of Amazon.com) : 
As a young editor at Seventeen magazine, recovering from a history of alcoholism that permeated her family, Steiner met a man she thought was a knight in shining armor. Handsome and charming, Conor had a more troubled background than her own, raised in poverty in Boston by an abusive mother. Deep in vulnerability and denial, she let down her defenses and justified every time he struck her, even as he got progressively more violent. She gave up her magazine job and moved with Conor to a small town in Vermont and later to Chicago, where they both pursued MBAs. Along the way, she took on financial and emotional debt as Conor became increasingly more demanding and violent. He nearly killed her before she found the strength to admit to herself and others what was going on.
Great read. Next book on my list to read and currently sitting on my nightstand: