
Taking Stock (Vol. III)
making // Plans to relax.
cooking // Nothing. I don't really cook these days.
drinking // Hot wild sweet orange tea. I've also been really loving the iced mango green tea from Trader Joe's.
reading // This is Where I Leave You by Jonathan Tropper. I also read Mindy Kaling's Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? while I was in Japan.
wanting // This week to be over before it has even begun.
looking // Forward to having a break soon.
playing // Michael Bublé. He makes me happy.
wasting // Time not studying.
wishing // I could spend the entire summer adventuring.
enjoying // Time spent reading and commenting on other blogs.
waiting // For the tub to fill up with hot water.
liking // Cookie butter. Oh. My. Dear.
wondering // What my new room and home will be like.
loving // How pretty all my washi tape looks stacked on my desk, even though I haven't used it for anything yet.
hoping // I do well on my finals this week.
marveling // At how our trip to Japan has already come and gone. Sad.
smelling // My lit gardenia lily candle.
needing // To cuddle.
wearing // Those brown sandals from Target every. freakin'. day. Starting to think I should get some new shoes.
following // My to-do list.
noticing // The pile of towels that need to be folded.
knowing // I should go get in the tub now to memorize some things for my art history test tomorrow while I'm in there.
thinking // About how lovely it would be to go on a beach vacation right now.
bookmarking // Things to do this summer.
opening // Mail. They're all just bills.
giggling // Because it's all I can do to keep myself from crying about finals.
feeling // Nostalgic and overwhelmed.

It has been a while since I did
First of all, I just want to say a huge thank you for all of your kind and loving comments on my last post. I have read them all at least ten times throughout this weekend and have been comforted by each one. All the warm thoughts really made me feel so loved. After thinking it over all weekend, I decided to make the trip out to Washington DC to see my aunt, and booked my flight/hotel tonight. I don't want to have any regrets and my heart still aches that I never got to see my great grandma one last time. I don't want to feel that way about my aunt, and since I have figured it all out and am able to, I'm going to go. I know it will be a bittersweet and emotionally draining trip, but in my heart I feel that it is right. So, again, thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your love and support.