Monthly Snapshot :: May 1015

Current Obsessions (On Repeat)
Permaculture Plans
Rummage Sales
Packing/Travel Planning
Live Theatre/Music
Treadmill + Audiobooks
Walking Tours

Favorites
Book(s): Parable of a Sower by Octavia Butler
TV Show(s): Criminal Minds
Film(s): The Water's Fine (Short)
Music: Woman (Oh Mama) by Joy Williams; The Life (album) by Misty Boyce
Recipe(s): Coconut Coconut Flour Muffins, Fried Pork Steaks
Social Media: Pinterest and Twitter
Game/Software/Tech Thing: My new laptop; Google maps
"Analog" Thing(s): Paperback books, transit passes
Item of Clothing: Sunglasses, Newsroom baseball cap
Wellness Related Thing: Trader Joe's broccoli chips, Hemp seeds
On Going Project(s): Travelling
Thing(s) to Learn About: History of Tennessee
New Experiences: Bluegrass in a dive bar, intentionally flying standby
Memories: NYC (Shake Shack, The Way We Get By, The Highline, Strand Bookshop, Joy Williams in concert), Travel planning with my sister, shopping in Syracuse, Rummage sales, Boston (The Adams House, the Fort Point Chanel), airport shenanigans, Nashville (Centennial Park, Musician's Corner, Station Inn)

Stats for this Month:
Visual media: 6 episodes, and 4 films
Reading: 6 books (including 1 audiobooks)
Exercise: 44.42 miles walked, 0 hrs 36 mins of yoga, and 0 mins of meditation completed

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Earth Day aka "Green Love" 2008

Leafy Tree Pendant from OneElf Earth Day’s fast approaching and I’m super excited. My ‘hug a tree’ shirt’s ready and waiting and I’m impatiently counting down the hours. Yes I’m a giant geek, but it’s the one day where spreading the green love is totally socially acceptable. Although I will still try and refrain from yelling at people who chuck plastic bottles in the trash; I will not refrain from rolling my eyes at people who look at me funny when I remove perfectly good rolls of wrapping paper from the trash. It’s going to be fun. However since it is Earth Day I know everyone’s being berated with things like ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ and ‘turn the water off when you brush your teeth’. Important, yes, but I think there’s a bit of a bigger picture that gets missed in all that, so I’m going for something different. I’m not going to talk about it, at least not today. Today I’m talking about worms. Yes, I’m finally writing a real entry about something, and yes it’s about worms. ...

12 on 12: September 2015

I had forgotten to do my 12 on 12 on the 12th this month so when I went out on Saturday I was only all too willing to get a bit snap happy. The day started out back in my old neighborhood at the annual library book sale. I stocked up and then we headed to my favorite places to shop: the farmers market, Trader Joes, and Wegmans. After that, we stopped off at the Stone Quarry Hill Art Park since Saturday was also the Smithsonian's annual Museum Day Live . The park was beautiful, we had a nice walk and even ran into a wedding party. We took the long way home and had a great time meandering through the country looking at old barns, cows, and windmills.

Oh Canada… thank you for your awesomness

I’ve gone and fallen in love with Flashpoint . I hadn’t intended to. It started out a lot like most other things with me watching a couple of episodes with *insert favorite actor here* (Pacale Hutton, in this case, for those of you who are wondering). The episodes were good, really good, but I chalked it up to the amount of glee I had over cop uniforms and the CN Tower. I’m really not hard to please when it comes to all things Canadian, but then I watched another episode. I had an hour before bed, no biggie, but one turned into two, I feel in love with the characters and I was hooked. And since it’s been awhile since we’ve had some Canada <3 on this blog, here’s a bit of Toronto themed goodness. Sources (clockwise from top left): A Wintery Day in Toronto , Toronto Throw Pillow , The Birds , Transportation Collage of Toronto .

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