HAPPY JULY! :)
Each month, my favorite blogger, emily @ chatting at the sky, shares on her blog some of the things she learned that month. Some things are significant and impressive, and others are small and light. For this past month, she invited all of her readers to join along and share the new knowledge June has personally brought them!
So today, I am linking up with Emily and sharing the bits and pieces of things I recently learned. (:
10 things i learned in june
1. Always, always check the expiration date. When I first came home from Italy in early May, it took me a really long time to unpack. I left my suitcases untouched for weeks, and along with it, my sacred face wash. So I just used a random face wash I found under the bathroom sink, and I noticed that within days my face started to break out uncontrollably. IT WAS BAD. LIKE WHEN YOU ACCIDENTALLY PRESS THE WRONG SQUARE ON MINESWEEPER AND SUDDENLY THE WHOLE SCREEN IS FILLED WITH RED X'S AND IT MAKES YOU SQUEAMISH. DO YOU KNOW?
I could sit still for two hours, minding my own business, and next thing I know, new raging red bumps are invading my chin. So what did I do, used that effing face wash even more. I attributed the breakout to the fact that the US doesn't recycle and my new Italian skin couldn't handle the polluted air and water. (No, I'm just kidding, I just feel like I haven't said any pretentious European stuff in awhile.) Anyway, but after about three weeks, I noticed one day six digits engrained on the bottle cap. And it read: 03/13/07...... THE FACE WASH EXPIRED IN 2007. Lesson learned, Biore. Lesson learned.
2. Pic-tap-go is the best photo editing app out there. It was the best $1.99 I have ever spent.
3. The OT is great and changed my June. (see why grace is so sweet)
4. Running isn't that bad. I mean, it is in the sense that it hurts different parts of your body before, during, and AFTER the run, but it also releases a wave of endorphins and changes the way one perceives themselves in the mirror. So, I guess it's worth it?
5. I have a bottomless stomach for Mexican food.
6. Everything, and I mean everything, is all about perspective. An experience is not innately "good" or "bad," it's how you look at it. And YOU have the ability and power to choose how you want to look at it. EREGO, YOU HAVE THE ABILITY AND POWER TO MAKE A SITUATION GOOD OR BAD. So, how is today? Is it good or bad?
7. Good coffee, good handwriting, and a good journal affect my mood. Like, a lot. It is what helps my soul BREATHE and if I go for too long without it, I grow anxious, frustrated, and out of touch with myself.
8. Home videos are so cool and I really want to get into them. My inspirations: lovetaza
9. God is my boss and no one else. (there's a story behind this one.)
10. Tina Fey is great. That's all.
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see what other women learned this month here.
Each month, my favorite blogger, emily @ chatting at the sky, shares on her blog some of the things she learned that month. Some things are significant and impressive, and others are small and light. For this past month, she invited all of her readers to join along and share the new knowledge June has personally brought them!
So today, I am linking up with Emily and sharing the bits and pieces of things I recently learned. (:
10 things i learned in june
1. Always, always check the expiration date. When I first came home from Italy in early May, it took me a really long time to unpack. I left my suitcases untouched for weeks, and along with it, my sacred face wash. So I just used a random face wash I found under the bathroom sink, and I noticed that within days my face started to break out uncontrollably. IT WAS BAD. LIKE WHEN YOU ACCIDENTALLY PRESS THE WRONG SQUARE ON MINESWEEPER AND SUDDENLY THE WHOLE SCREEN IS FILLED WITH RED X'S AND IT MAKES YOU SQUEAMISH. DO YOU KNOW?
I could sit still for two hours, minding my own business, and next thing I know, new raging red bumps are invading my chin. So what did I do, used that effing face wash even more. I attributed the breakout to the fact that the US doesn't recycle and my new Italian skin couldn't handle the polluted air and water. (No, I'm just kidding, I just feel like I haven't said any pretentious European stuff in awhile.) Anyway, but after about three weeks, I noticed one day six digits engrained on the bottle cap. And it read: 03/13/07...... THE FACE WASH EXPIRED IN 2007. Lesson learned, Biore. Lesson learned.
2. Pic-tap-go is the best photo editing app out there. It was the best $1.99 I have ever spent.
3. The OT is great and changed my June. (see why grace is so sweet)
4. Running isn't that bad. I mean, it is in the sense that it hurts different parts of your body before, during, and AFTER the run, but it also releases a wave of endorphins and changes the way one perceives themselves in the mirror. So, I guess it's worth it?
5. I have a bottomless stomach for Mexican food.
6. Everything, and I mean everything, is all about perspective. An experience is not innately "good" or "bad," it's how you look at it. And YOU have the ability and power to choose how you want to look at it. EREGO, YOU HAVE THE ABILITY AND POWER TO MAKE A SITUATION GOOD OR BAD. So, how is today? Is it good or bad?
7. Good coffee, good handwriting, and a good journal affect my mood. Like, a lot. It is what helps my soul BREATHE and if I go for too long without it, I grow anxious, frustrated, and out of touch with myself.
8. Home videos are so cool and I really want to get into them. My inspirations: lovetaza
9. God is my boss and no one else. (there's a story behind this one.)
10. Tina Fey is great. That's all.
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see what other women learned this month here.
Yes! I love this list... so many great things here! #10 - agreed! #9 - And how! & #4, #6, & #7 - it's like you know me or something? Clicking over from Emily's at Chatting at the Sky!
ReplyDeletehaha, I love this idea of 10 things I learned in the month! I want to start this too. that face wash story is a sad day! hahaha I think we've all been there.. i have sensitive skin too.
ReplyDeleteHAHA. I'm so glad someone understands me. Especially about the good coffee and good handwriting. (; Looking forward to reading your list!
ReplyDeleteYou should definitely start it! I'm excited to continue this for a few months, and then look back in the future to see what that month looked like. And oh dear... HAHAHA. I will never disregard the expiration date, again. Thanks for reading! (:
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