They make way cuter slippers now than eleven years ago . . .

Right now:

I'm denting the couch (I did switch sides at one point), blogging, writing a paper, listening to music and shopping for some new slippers. Er, considering that I've been here for four hours, I definitely think it's time to re-evaluate my effectiveness at multitasking . . .

 

Mama says I look like Mary Tyler Moore. . . Wish I could be this comfy in public! Socks, leggings, a thick knit sweater and fluffy slippers.

 Oh yeah, the slippers?

 

I'm shopping for new ones . . . I realize this makes me look really . . . er, sloppy? Lazy? Deprived? These have been the best slippers ever and I've had them for ages (hmm, about eleven, twelve years?). Wow, yeah, let's just say I have a slight attachment to them. 

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Might be able to reconcile myself to a pair of these . . .

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How cute are these?  

They make armadillos, pigs, dragons, kangaroos, pandas, bulldogs - omg, totally cute! 

Yes, I just typed "omg". 

That's how cute they are.

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<3 <3 <3

Ahem. 

So I've narrowed it down to two. . .

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 These . . .

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Or these. Leaning towards the booties . . . Life is full of tough decisions!

But not when it comes to yogurt!

Merry weekend to all, and to all a good night!

I'm tired!

I had a busy day today. Mama and I went grocery shopping. And clothes shopping. And plate shopping. And impulse shopping. And Valentines Day shopping. And we stopped at the library; oh, we were so efficient : )

We got some cute plates that have palm trees on them, and we bought groceries for two weeks for eight people. One of our biggest stops was at the library where we had a shelf of hold requests. In culinary arts, my sis and I are doing fancy desserts. Mama went crazy with the curriculum, and I think we're doing chocolate stuff now (there's so much!). I wonder if we have to pay for the drool damage to the books? ; P Currently we have home at least 25 dessert books.

Earlier I had an interesting thought. I usually think this thought, but today when I thought it, I thought it was profound. We were passing the highway in the van, and I thought something along these lines:
"Wow, lot's of cars. What if there are at least two people in each car? I can't even estimate that (they were going by so quickly). There are several billion people on this planet. I'm only one of them. Every single person is unique and has a different personality. It takes a lifetime just to get to know one person." I relayed the gist of it to Mama (there are a lot of people in the world) and she laughed. I explained it to her, and we talked about how life just flashes by, it's pretty scary.
Anyway, I think about it a lot. . .

Goodnight,

~Sophia