Overusage

So I realized yesterday (with the help of my friend Hannah) that I use the terms "hit or miss" and "a caricature of himself"* over and over again. What can I say? It seems like I keep on encountering people that are hit or miss or just caricatres of themselves!

Maybe I should submit them to urbandictionary.com. Ya know, since I already have an account there and everything. NBD.

In other news, am home alone. By alone, I mean I have these guys here with me:



Doing what he does when he's not meowing for food - sleep.



What a sweet.

What should I do with myself!? I guess study for the LSAT. But I might try to make something fancy for dinner instead of heating up leftovers or whatnot. Ooh, maybe I'll try to actually complete a crossword. I say that every day. But I mean, maybe this time I'll actually put effort into it.

*I had to look up hoow to spell that. How sad.

There is a god!

So yesterday I was in a local grocery store and you know what I saw?!?

Heinz Ketchup without high fructose corn syrup!!!!!

Ahhh best day ever. Told my mom we totes have to buy that when we're finished with our normal bottle.

This is super exciting because yes, organic ketchups exist without the stuff but they be pricey (!). Also, if Heinz rolls this stuff out, maybe eventually (we're talking like five years here) restaurants will have it too!

This just goes to show, maybe we CAN live in a HFCS-free world!

And random, but a warning to all my bare minerals ladies out there: the new twisty packaging. Be careful! A shard of plastic somehow just got stuck in my thumb. Not really super painful (more gross than anything) but still not something you want to happen.

Hmm, maybe I should write to bareminerals and try to get a free sample or something. Happy Friday!

Future

Do you ever get really freaked out about your future? Can't lie, had a major meltdown earlier today. Major.

I'm torn - there's not much I can do about my future right now, right? Better not to freak myself out. On the flipside, I feel like there has to be good and bad effects for everything that happens everyday. Didn't Malcolm Gladwell write a book about that? Must investigate.

But I digress. Is it worth it making myself into a worried frenzy? Over what?

Yes. Maybe. Not sure.