I was born and raised in a big city. Though Mesa is certainly no NYC [Scottsdale comes close], there are people galore, immigrants of all ethnicities, and a multitude of shopping malls. With the dense population (approximately 460,155 [that’s not … Continue reading
My life has changed monumentally within the past few weeks. I’ve become one of those people who hates people. Okay, not really. That is, I don’t hate all people. And “hate” might be too powerful of a word to describe … Continue reading
I have been having nightmares lately. It’s weird. The first one came right after watching The Dark Knight and then promptly falling asleep–I dreamed that I had Martha Stewart over for dinner, but my house was messy and I served … Continue reading
Halloween used to be my favourite holiday. It was my one chance to dress up like a beautiful and sparkly (insert over-clichéd childish dream); the one time out of the year I could beg—and eat—all the candy I wanted with … Continue reading
It’s always green somewhere in the world–only never where I am. I have lived my life holding strong to the mantra “the grass is always greener on the other side of the hill.” I don’t mean to do this; I … Continue reading
Winter is upon us. I’m reminded of all the snow we got last year. One day in December, I decided to brave the frozen white and do my civic duty, but I was no good at shoveling. I may never … Continue reading
…figuratively speaking, of course. View outside my bedroom window. Photo taken less than five minutes ago. Have a happy weekend. Me? I’m off to dig a cave and hide in it until Spring. No more posts until then.