Sooooooo yeah.

Okay, so I'm back. I don't really have anything to write about, so I'm winging it. Don't you hate it when you're talking to someone and you suddenly stop talking, start closely scrutinizing the floor, and say "soooooo yeah." (If you hear me say that, you know that I've completely run out of things to say). Anyways, that's sort of how I feel now...... at a loss. Wow. Sooooooo yeah.............. *silence*.........................*more silence*..........

I'm debating whether I should go to the midnight showing of the Hunger Games or not. I really liked the first two books, but I cannot tell you how DISAPPOINTED I was with the third one. she completely changed her character and turned her into a killing machine and made her lose her patience with everyone until you're saying, "Die, just die. You're so annoying."

I was on youtube the other day and found this. It has got to be the most hysterical thing I've seen from him.

I realize I'm randomly jumping from one subject to the next, but that's ok. You don't care, do you? I didn't think so.

While reading ( I forget what ) I found the most encouraging quote. It was so encouraging that I couldn't not share it. The bad part is, I forgot who said it. I think it was Charles Spurgeon. 

"Remember, there is nothing that happens in your daily life, but was first of all devised in eternity, and counseled by Jesus Christ for your good and on your behalf; that all things might work together for your everlasting benefit and profit." Is that not reassuring? 

Yesterday I painted my nails red. I had gotten this really, really bright red nail polish, and it made my day so much......... well......... redder, I guess. I mean that in a good way. So if you ever need more bling in your life, paint you nails red and /or get a hold of some red lipstick. 

Just for good measure, and to give you one more laugh before you leave my conner of the web:

Thank you for your time and patience and for reading my ramblings. 

Don't worry, be happy.

Tuppence

P.S. Tuppence is my new alias in case you're wondering. I got it from Agatha Christie's Tommy and Tuppence books.