New Kid on the Block

One of my really good friends Bianca got a wheaten terrier puppy this weekend and we had a little doggie date to welcome her home! Here are some photos of all three of our babies together. :]

Fall Time!

Finally October got its act together and dropped its temperature! It was raining all day and I cuddled up with my Harry Potter book next to the fireplace and Napoleon. Ahhhhhh :] This is what I wore earlier today before I jumped into sweat pants and thick socks. I also got my hair done and I'm very happy with it!

School Shmool

Today my nose was in the books ALL day. Studying for my exams this week like a mad woman! I hope hope hope it pays off!

In the collage: Outfit from today, chemistry, tea (doodling by me), and my daydream (China). Just a little summary of my day...work work and more work. I need to recharge my brain! Goodnight!

I've only ever played mini golf. :]

Puppy Love

Everyone...this is Napoleon. :]

September Weddings...

Ahhhh...turns out almost every weekend this month is filled up with a wedding! I will be attending THREE this month! Here are some pictures from the first one. It was really lovely & the Brazilian h'orderves were to die for! I love weddings so I don't mind the sudden explosion of wedding bells. It's always awesome to see how everything turns out and to be a part of such a special event. This is my first time that I caught the bride's bouquet! Watch out boys! ;] haha... My outfit in total costed less than $50...money in my pocket, money in my pocket...cha ching! :]
+Skirt- Express-$20
+Blouse- Marshalls- $5
+Shoes- Guess- $20

P.S. 18 Years ago on dark night at 9:26 a star was born...NOT...it was just me! haha... I will be working & going to school all day...party animal right? There will be time to celebrate during the weekend! ;]

iHola Honduras!

The last two weeks of my life were spent on a mission trip with the Seventh Day Adventist Reform Movement Church to help with the construction of several church buildings. There were around twenty young people all together and the group was split in half when we arrived in Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras, in order to work in two locations. Half the group traveled to Siguatepeque and the others to the city of Tocoa. My group was located in Tocoa, which is around 40 minutes from the Caribbean Sea. We helped dirt pack a dormitory building and an auditorium, cement the floors, wall a septic tank, build a roof, and enable lighting. It was my first mission trip and I realized that you can ALWAYS make a difference.

















Memorias Preciosas:

+Locals singing all the time
+Kids playing soccer games in the streets
+Pepsi/coke stands at every corner
+Green/fertile EVERYWHERE
+Tropical Mountains
+Plantains (starchy fruit)
+Sweetest fresh squeezed orange juice EVER
+Hondurans on porches talking instead of watching T.V.
+Random rain storms
+Cotton Candy on the beach
+Playing copy cat con los niños
+Fire ants stinging my feet...NOT, that was awful
+Church in the dark
+9 people in back of a pick up truck
+Push starting it too...haha
+Lemons the size of your head
+Pistacio ice cream
+Counting geckos
+Bus rides :)