Showing posts with label me. Show all posts
Showing posts with label me. Show all posts

Friday, April 16, 2010

fern friday.


my friends, it's friday. hallelujah.

fridays mean that i am one week closer to being done with this semester.

this week i did these things:
1) spent some time in the ICU
2) saved a robot's life
3) went grocery shopping
4) wrote a paper
5) procrastinated by looking at this, this, and this

i hope your weekend is filled with things that make you smile! 

-kelsie.

Friday, April 2, 2010

(good) fern friday

{because it's good friday, of course}


happy almost easter! 

the easter bunny and i go way back. at some point in my childhood i imagine i was scarred by a large bunny at a mall. i think there is a picture somewhere of me with the most terrified look on my face on a bunny's lap.
(by the way, i never made the connection between bunnies and easter? and who decided that sending an adult in a bunny costume into a mall to take pictures with kids wasn't creepy? just my thoughts.)

so from that point forward, i required that the easter bunny not enter our house. however, i am a girl who enjoys her candy and i realized the easter bunny often brought candy - so i had to come up with a new idea.

the porch. 

i'm not sure how many easter mornings the pendley's spent on the porch, but i figured we better be safe than sorry by letting a big, creepy bunny into our home.

i was a very normal child.

so today it was quite appropriate when there was a package from the easter bunny (aka the pendley's) sitting on my welcome mat - not in my living room.

thank you pendley easter bunnies for easters on the porch, believing me when i told you i saw huge bunny foot prints in our backyard, and for all the easter goodies!!

-kelsie.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

2010...

how do YOU say it?

i've been told by some that the proper way to pronounce 2010 is "twenty-ten". i did a significant amount of research (browsing the first page of results on google) and i could not find any sort of verification.


 (image via weheartit)

even npr wasn't sure.

 one thing is sure: i don't like saying twenty-ten.

i know, i know, the 20th century was normally said as nineteen-whatever. but i think i will say two-thousand-ten. two-thousand-eleven. two-thousand-twelve... and so on for the rest of my life. i think it will make me a little bit classier. or crazy.

-kelsie.