Live from my iPad: It's DIY Sunday Funday

My step dad and I created this lovely holder for my necklaces and bracelets today. I'm not going to detail it's creation because it was super complicated and nearly impossible to replicate. Or maybe it's because I'm on my iPad. You can decide. Anyways, I love it because all of the jewelry holders I've found are too short for my necklaces and I really didn't want another row of command hooks like I had at my apartment. Can you say painful to remove? I hate how command hooks catapult themselves at the most tender parts of my fingers. Easy to remove ? Yes. Pain free? NO. This lovely contraption is affixed to the wall with the less painful command strips...the photo frame ones. At least I think this option is less painful...we'll find out...eventually.

Now, if I could just figure out how to remove the white borders from all of these pictures.... 

PS. I CAN SEE! LASIK when great! Now I just have to remember my eye drops and stay away from pools and eye makeup for two weeks.

Live from my iPad...it's laser eyes 101!

Hey people. I purchased an iPad mini last week with graduation funds! It's super exciting and really not the best for blogging but I am still in the honeymoon phase so it's either on the iPad or nothing! Tomorrow I will be getting my eyes lasered so I won't have to wear glasses anymore. Yay! It's my graduation present from mommy. And since I don't have a smart phone, I've been super into everything I can get on my mini aka Instagram!! So I made this in honor of not being able to rub my eyes for TWO weeks. (Which I discovered this week, is all I do. Morning, noon night. Rub, rub, rub...how have I never gotten pink eye?) My next few days will be full of eye drops, self control and weird cups taped to my face....and hopefully better vision.

Obtain a Scull

Tomorrow, I begin my summer courses: Anatomy and Physiology I with Lab and Statistics. While rummaging through the course materials, like the good student I am (see previous post), found the labs I will be conducting. My favorite lab, at first glance, is Lab #6. This is only because it begins with "Obtain a Scull," which I find to be hilarious. I would like to know where I will be obtaining this scull because it was not on the materials list. I haven't gone to the campus bookstore, but there better be a scull section.

As I further flipped through the labs, I became weary and faint. I knew I would be dissecting something since I had to buy a dissection kit, gloves and a BA lab coat. However, to my dismay, I will not be dissecting a frog or a fetal pig. I will be dissecting a cat. For several labs. I love cats....gulp. Therefore, I have created this meme as a form of therapy:

Thank you Tard. For making me feel better. 

Summa Cum Laude

This is the first post.

Welcome. This is a blog. I don't really know what I am doing with it right now. Frankly, I am putting off packing up my stuff. You see, I am moving soon. That's when this blog will pick up. And that's when people will totally start pinning my stuff to Pinterest and I will become super famous for my crafty skills and all the stay at home moms will want to be ME. (Which will be childless and living at home with my parents...)

Ha. No. I haven't done this in a while and I don't remember how to do anything on blogs. But what I do know how to make lists! And I hear if you make a commitment and put it to the public via the internet, you automatically will feel the desire to stay committed because some weirdo in another state knows about it and will hold you to it. I know these things because, on Saturday, I graduate with a minor in psychology.

Here is my list for my blog:
Find out how to make those tabs so I can make an about section (DONE. Now what?)
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Okay. That's really all I can think of. Oh guys, this is going to be so much fun!