
I truly love him in My Best Friend's Wedding and The Wedding Date.
Also See this uber hot scene from 2005's The Wedding Date by clicking Here
I like light airy-ness of whipped cream and how it tops off everything (raspberries, pies, cookies) quite well; with or without a cherry.
I've come to realized that I love whipped cream. And add to that, c.r.e.a.m.
Cash Rules Everything Around Me.
A simple statement that holds more truth than even I could realize, and here's why
How Money makes me Smile
The combinations are endless. I love the look; how effortless it is and how it's a fabulous combination of all-of-the-above with pieces that are versatile and can be worn season after season. Many of my khaki, jean articles are YEARS old. and by YEARS I mean PRE 2003-4!
That's why you gotta be savvy and know whats a keeper when doing your spring cleaning!
I'm intrigued to read on and see if Candace does Carrie any justice. :)
Logging onto to Facebook via BB, I see that one of my forever-friends Dani, is celebrating her three years with her bf Stuart. I vividly remember the night Frank called me and told me,"You'll never guess who I talked to on the phone tonight..." Assuming it was some broad from his past, I was instantly disinterested. He insisted that I play a guessing game with him, and so I did. He gave me a clue, which was 'Stuart.' I instantly guessed Danielle.
He told me the story of how it all went down, and I was in utter disbelief that she was back in his life, after being labelled his long-lost-love (be it, we were 19-20 at this time, and this puppy love began way back when in grade 8).
Today, not just with this instance alone, I've come to see just how much time has slipped through my fingers. Thinking back the last few years, so much and so little has happened at the same time. A double-edged sword for me.
But as the fortune points out, memories are great keepsakes.
To all those that I like, love, and enamore myself with throughout the 365 day cycles of our lives, I thank you.
Thank you for the memories. For the good times. For the times that I laughed 'til it hurt. For the times that were simple and sweet. For the good eats. For the dancing. For the drinks. For the late nights. For the early mornings. For the day trips. For the night drives. For the coffee breaks. For the walks on the beach. For the shop-til-you drop fiascos. For the barbecues and summer nights. For each and every day that you made tomorrows worthwhile-waiting-for.
It's what I've been looking towards whenever I feel like things aren't as peachy as I'd like, not going to Plan, or the complete opposite of what is 'supposed to be.'
This column will have a fortune cookie saying with a blog post as to why I chose it; all 'fortunes' are courtesy of Fortune Cookie Message's Archive.
Although it is 'bad luck' to choose your fortune cookie, to that I say, in life, you are what you make of it. For the days I choose to carry on,
this column topic is for me, (and for you - who sometimes need a little
pick-me-up to keep on going).
Living in the City of Toronto, you're bound to see some messed up things while driving on our roads and 'highways' (freeways for you Americanos). Driving for a good 6 years now, I've seen my share of 'what-the-....' when driving. Rather than tell a chain link story of miscellaneous and random things, I'm gonna take the lazy river way out and list at-random, my pet peeves, and hilarious sights of drivers who somehow passed both the written and on-road tests and have their 'license to drive.'
END RANT.
Blood pressure rising. TY for reading!
Whenever I'm feeling down and out for the count, I just fiddle around with
this ring on my finger. Just looking at it, knowing that there's someone there
always in your corner, who will support you through anything. That's stability.
That's him.
To Be Continued...............
"......founded by 12-year-old Craig Kielburger in 1995 when he gathered 11
school friends to begin fighting child labour. Today, Free The Children is the
world's largest network of children helping children through education, with
more than one million young people involved in our programs in 45 countries."
I can only hope.