This too shall pass...

Work has been stressful lately but is about to get 10 times worse.

People are dropping like flys. 3 people have put in their 2 weeks notice in the past month.

And we were understaffed before. I still plan on going full-time but will keep my eyes open for another job that doesn't make me feel like a robot. I need something more creative.

Hopefully I can get an appointment with a counselor at school and get this whole situation settled so I can get back on track.

Things with Tim are good. He has been really stressed out about this whole house thing so I try and do my best to support him and keep his mind off of it.

I really look forward to our future. Theres nobody else I'd rather be with.

2 more days of work, then 3 days off. Fun things to look forward to and hopefully a lot of pictures.

-Me

I promise that...

I'll update after this weekend. Fer Reals.

Skypin' With DevBaby

Lazy Monday

Monday was a very lazy day. I didn't do anything but read wedding and fashion blogs ALLL day.
Then my computer broke..grr.
So, like any other bored girl who just spent 6 hours looking at amazing pictures,
I decided to take my own. Mainly to wear the amazing dress the boy bought me for Christmas.

He really is too good to me..

I'm gonna marry this boy.

I'm with CoCo

Rain Doesn't Stop 'I'm with Coco' rally at Universal.

January 18, 2010 | 4:06 pm

Don't ever say Los Angeles is an apathetic place.

The rain did not, could not, would not stop the"I'm With Coco" rally today at Universal Studios. An estimated (if you can believe what you read on Twitter) 300 to 400 people gathered at the lot where "The Tonight Show" is taped to protest NBC's imminent firing of Conan O'Brien.

According to LAist.com the crowd withstood morning downpours to chant "Jay Leno sucks!" as someone dressed as Leno ran around.

Then, their hero arrived, the skies turned blue, and "The Tonight Show" passed out pizza from Miceli's, as "Coco" made his way to the roof to wave to his fans.

"The whole time, people were just screaming their heads off," the post said. "Celebrity chaos at its best."Similar rallies were held in New York City and Chicago, even though everyone, including Conan O'Brien, is waiting for the official announcement that NBC will pay him millions of dollars to leave his gig, after only seven months.

NBC, it seems, is not with Coco.

-- Maria Elena Fernandez

S.U.N.D.A.Y.

Today we didn't really do much. We were pretty lazy actually. Blame it on the rain.
We went to breakfast at 1:00, did laundry that took FOR-EV-ERRR, then laid on the couch and watched t.v. and ate red velvet cake..Mmmm.. Perfect Sunday!

Oh yeah! We also did one of our favorite things! Take silly pictures.