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15 ways 20-somethings ruin their twenties
1. Letting themselves get out of shape.
If you’ve ever watched The Biggest Loser and questioned the contestants desire, based on their struggles — you’ve never been out of shape….
My life is sad. I’m sitting in my living room alone, tearing up over bridal shows on TLC. What is wrong with me?
T’was the night before Christmas and in every room,
The family was up partying without a trace of gloom.
They forgot their worries, cares, and frights,
And let themselves be present with each other for tonight.
The brothers joked around like they were kids again,
While their parents wondered, “When did they become men?”
They all got drunk on eggnog and beers,
Telling stories no one had thought of in years.
And when they finally all snuggled up tight in their beds,
The same thought ran through each of their heads:
I’m so lucky, more lucky than I know how to say,
To have this family, to have had this day.
Tangled (2010) & Beauty and the Beast (1991)
guys when you read a book do you ever close it for a minute because you know something bad is going to happen and you need a moment to inhale the last breath of air before you die
Ok so one of the winners of this ogorgeous bag and mat (from the Livestrongwoman giveaway) hasn’t claimed her prize for weeks so I’m making the exec decision to find a new winner! To enter, reblog this post on tumblr!!! For 3 extra entries, 1. Follow me on instagram @blogilates, like it and comment, 2. follow me on twitter @blogilates and use #ogorgeouscontest and tell me you wanna win, 3. Fan me on Facebook.com/blogilates and share the post, like it, and comment. Good luck! I’m picking a winner tonight PST!!!!
Disney Dreams Collection by Thomas Kinkade
Emily of New Moon
Okay, so it’s no secret that I love the Anne of Green Gables series. I’ve openly admitted on this blog that if I could marry one literary character, it would be Gilbert Blythe. No one is arguing this point. So imagine my delight when I discovered another series by the genius L.M. Montgomery! This is the first book in that series, which is only three books long. It’s about, you guessed it, a quirky orphan named Emily. It’s a really sweet story and I loved this book. It feeds the literary part of my soul in such a satisfying way. SO glad to be reading more from the brilliant mind behind Anne of Green Gables. Visiting P.E. Island is totes on my bucket list.
