I always crack up at those videos that are like “my husband takes hideous photos of me” (with examples), and meanwhile mine takes ones like this... and then makes them the wallpaper on his phone
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A question we get asked often about our house/where we live: "Do you get scared at night?"
...Yes
Over 30 inches of snow here, 3 feet in some places. 400+ cars stranded on highways. I hope everyone gets home safe
This weather is unbelievable. The last time it was this bad here, I was 21 years old, in college, stranded in my dorm room for a week surviving on instant coffee and microwave mac & cheese.
New England weather is no joke.
Yikes.
Shoveled out our entire driveway, front walk, and most of the yard, though. At least now the dog can get out.
Rest of the property will have to be done with the snow blower.
Insane snowstorm here… again. Opened the front door to let the dog out and a 4 foot snow drift almost fell in. Looks like we’re stuck here until the roads get plowed, which could be days from now.
Guess who is extremely happy with his fancy new Keurig, which I insisted was a frivolous purchase lol
Just another morning…
Woke up to another snowstorm this morning. Seems like it will never end...
My happy place. Just back in from working outside in the cold, and curled up under a blanket in front of our “fireplace”
My sleep hasn't been the best because we're getting married a week from Sunday and I'm a little overwhelmed. So if you see me on here at odd hours that's why (I also get up at the crack of dawn for work, which I'm about to get ready for.) There is nothing bad in any way about us getting married, I'm extremely excited, I'm just an anxious person and want the wedding to be perfect.
We weren’t sure what to do with this little corner since we moved in, but I think it’s come together nicely.
Everything except for the appliances is secondhand
We are big secondhand/antique collectors, because who needs everything new and full price?
“His and hers” keys. Lol
We have a very tiny independent thrift store down the street from us, and we checked it out for the first time today and it was awesome!! Got some housewares, jewelry, a jacket, and Pekka got a keychain that has one of his favorite sayings, "It is what it is," for only $1. Everything was on sale so in total we only spent $35. Really unique store that has different things than you'd find at a Savers or a Goodwill.
Just went for a hike and we both feel so much better. Now headed to explore a library. We’re still relatively new to the area (moved out here in November) and haven’t explored everything yet.
Pekka (my partner) and I have realized that we have too much of a routine. Everything is like Groundhog Day. We need to change it up a little and get out of the house more. We don't go anywhere, other than work, the rink, errands. We've gotten a little too comfortable doing nothing. Being married doesn't have to be boring.
My dog is lucky he's cute, because his farts could strip paint off a wall. This is partially how he got one of his many nicknames, "Mr. Poopybutt"
Being a (ice hockey) goalie, I think of something completely different when I watch makeup tutorial videos, and they say to put the eye shadow in your "crease," lol. (It's not an innuendo, it's an actual term for the goalie's designated zone on the ice.) But now I can't hear that in makeup videos without thinking "Stay out of my crease!"
Getting married in two weeks, and the nerves are starting to kick in. Nothing to do with the relationship, just the pre-wedding jitters that I think everyone gets. It's a big step. Not that anything will be different at all between us, it's really just signing a silly document. Just somehow feels more tangible and real now, and a little anxiety-inducing. But change is hard for most of us, even good change.
Nothing says “I love you, happy Valentine’s Day!” like getting up at the crack of dawn and sharing a giant bowl of tater tots… at least the bowl is festive!
Random thought for the day: The way I hear my own voice in my head (internal monologue) and the way it sounds when I actually speak, are completely different. Anyone else experience this? -
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