And suddenly my eyes were open...

I feel like I have been in a bit of a haze lately. The advent of Spring has definitely been the wake up call I needed.

In the past month or so I:

• bought a bike
• went to Mexico
• made delicious foods
• planted some seeds
• joined Pinterest
• read some pretty interesting books
• found wonderful music
• took some nice photos

All of which I will make a point of sharing in the coming week or so.

For now, a sweet, sweet music video:



And all day I have been watching the Tiny Desk Concerts from NPR Music. The sound quality makes up for what the production quality lacks (in my opinion):

Let me make your likeness

Aaron and I made pancakes using a squirt bottle. We made countless shapes including, likenesses of each other, hearts, triangles, donuts, squares, the state of New York, peace signs, smiley faces, the state of Texas, Misha, and not one circular pancake.

Later that night we made a fire in the backyard. Everything smells so good in the spring.

Beginning of the end

This past week was spring break. Considering it was the last year with my roommates, we decided to do something together, which was a welcome change from the overly dramatic breaks I have had in the past.


We traveled out to St. Mary's, Pennsylvania to visit Vanessa. We ventured out to the far reaches of Pennsylvanian forest and found this [completely safe bridge].


As true spinsters, we also went out to bingo night at Bingo Palace . A lovely lady named Lovie was kind enough to lend us her stampers. She could not help but laugh at how naively excited we were when we anything that remotely resembled a bingo. Needless to say, by the end of the night, we were all out 16 dollars.

Ontario Mall Antiques: $15.00
Antiques Roadshow: $15, 000??

When all is said and done, sure I could have spent my break photographing or working, but instead, I chose to spend it with some of the best people I have known in my life. I do not mind working twice as hard to make up for it.