Reading

Sometimes I forget how much I love to read.
I love coming home and having the time to read a book.
Read what I want to read.
I think college kills that joy sometimes.
Yesterday, read two books.
I want my future kids to have the same love I do.
My future house will have a library in it.

~Linz

Disappointment

Disappointment is when...

•  There is no fabric you like for the skirts you were dying to make

• There are no skirts at the mall either

• You make an extensive cake and realize after it's done cooling you forgot baking powder
• Start over?

• The store has no fleece either to make that blanket

I think that's it. :)

 ~Linz

Good deal/random

I thought this 7 week break would be a relaxing break. 

I was wrong.  This week alone has been crazy. 

 6am. car details 2 days in a row  

5 hour 3 days in a row babysitting. (I'm reconsidering ever having kids)

Car detailing days

Office projects. More office projects.  

Driving a bunch of 13 year olds to Fresno. 

I got to hear all the latest 8th grade gossip.  

Hence it's been a week since my last post. oops. 

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So, I have to brag about this great deal. 

I love a good bargain, many of my friends can confirm this.

So these three items would have cost $16.97 w/out tax.
Through coupons and sales

I paid $1.18 (including tax).
Oh yeah. 

~Linz

Sunday

Happy Sunday,
Our actions have a huge impact on others.
Are we helping or hurting them?
I love this video.
enjoy
~Linz

Interesting/thoughts

I have started a few blog posts today... But I am going to go with this one.
I am not a huge fan of posting my thoughts on political issues...
but...I am going to go with this one.
Today is National Chick-Fil-A appreciation today.
Numerous Facebook posts were about going to eat there today.
From a single post stating the above, one knew what the person's stance was.
It's fascinating, going to eat at Chick-fil-a today, underlines a whole complex issue.
It means that you support traditional marriage, freedom of speech, and freedom to practice religion.
That's what America is about...right?
I couldn't help but smile every time I saw a post about Chick-fil-A.
Background article here
I loved this quote in the article

"Being against gay marriage is not being anti-gay.” 

 I couldn't agree more. 

The thing that I love most, is at these restaurants the lines were sometimes 2 hours long.
Yet, everyone was kind to each other.
Elderly and children were brought up to the front.
Everyone watched out for each other.
Would this have happened with a different type of crowd? 

Why wouldn't a person support a business that has morals?
They treat the customers and employees with upmost respect.
I have always been impressed with their service.
I am just confused why someone would boycott a restaurant,
because they stated their opinion.
When did America become...so complicated?

~Linz