One Never Knows

Dec 17

Ohhhhh lord oh lord oh lord oh lord I am SO SCARED for tomorrow’s tax law final. I wonder what it will feel like once I fail out of law school.

Alls I can say is THANK GOD I will have tivoed episodes of Real Housewives of Orange County and Jersey Shore and a boyfriend and a cat to come home to tomorrow, because I will most definitely need cuddling and trashy tv. Oh, and booze. A bottle of pinot noir awaits me.

Dec 16

“Books to the ceiling,/ Books to the sky,/ My pile of books is a mile high./ How I love them! How I need them!/ I’ll have a long beard by the time I read them.” — Arnold Lobel

Hey ya’ll- guess where I was last night!

chapel hill: smartest college town in the country. also most rad, but there doesn't seem to be a ranking for that. -

(via scenes-from-my-hood)

While I would have to (AHEM) disagree with anything positive about Chapel Hill, I do like that the Triangle area in general is ranked as the smartest city in the country. I really, really love it here. If I could only find a job here, then it would be absolutely perfect.

Strutting Season- At the NJ Shore, Guidos are Pumped for the Prime of Their Lives

A weird time.

I feel weird right now. I sleep SO MUCH. I have virtually no desire to exercise or eat healthy. I mean, these are normal feelings for me, but in much smaller doses. I mean, 12 hours a night, Liz? Excessive.

I am a fat, lazy blob.

On the plus side, only one final left!! (tax law for nonprofits). This fills my heart with joy.

katylouise:

oh dang this girl is good.

hark, a vagrant: 213

icatchfoxes:

as seen at art miami in this year’s miami basel showcase.

hilariously awesome.

(via elizabeth dunfee’s facebook album)

Dec 14

lizlemon:

texturism:

deliciousness from anthropologie (thanks jen!) [ via thethinkingtank ]

Holy… if this thing is even an iota as soft as it looks, I will own it.

I own it. It is. This was probably the greatest purchase I have ever made.

Dec 11

Free Mosquito Ringtones -

jordanreid:

Yet another fascinating thing I learned while in Ohio for Thanksgiving: there is apparently a website that provides kids with ringtones outside the audible range of hearing for most people over the age of 30 (the eardrum and inner ear become less active as you age, making it more difficult to hear high-frequency sounds). This means that you can receive phone calls in class without teachers knowing. Not that I endorse this kind of behavior.

Anyway, Kendrick’s family and I played with this site a bit, and it’s CRAZY: people under 30 literally plugged their ears from the sound while the “grown-ups” looked around in confusion: “What? What? I don’t hear it!”

Uh-oh. I could only hear down to the 49 year old and younger. I’M 24. Am I deaf, or are other people having the same problem?