Super Saturday!

Today, a lottttt has happened!

To explain my title for this post..

A little while ago I was making Ramen noodles for dinner with one hand, and stirring and cooling jello in it's starting liquid form with the other, all while stretched across the kitchen, throwing away trash, buring my hand on the oven, getting ice from the fridge, drying measuring cups, all that kitchen jazz.

But to start off this post, I gotta say...

CONGRATS TO SEB'S CLASS OF 2012!!!

My high school's graduation was today and I was not able to attend, low and behold, thanks to modern technology, I was able to watch peers walk across the stage and recieve 13 years of school work on one sheet of paper. I'm going to miss Amber Harville, so much, the little cupcake C:

RIP Haley Davis <3

RIP Haley Davis <3

These are suuchhh throwbacks, for me and Amber had no classes together this year :c^

This morning, my dear little family and my visiting grandparents went shopping, and while out, my life saver Brittany texted me knowing I was in desperate need to grow my hair out after a tragic mishap at the salon (they cut it waaaaaaay short. I've never cried so much over a trim..) Brittany added on a second solution to my problem!

The first solution being from Noah, to eat lots of gelatin, and I've had a bowl of jello every day since.

Brittany contributed the suggestion that I use a horse shampoo called "Mane and Tail".

When I was first told this, it was doubt. There's no way.. and that's crazy. But then with a little more explaniation, fun facts, and encourangement from testimonials, I realized I was desperate enough to wash my hair with horse products. The best part was that it was only six dollars a bottle, yes!!

I actually just got out of the shower from using it, and I'm blessed to say this was no practicle joke in ehich all my hair would fall off. It's funny. Onthe back of the bottle, instructions for use on humans come before use on animals..

So, a personal relationship between me and my blender has bloomed. I've been in love with Smoothies for quite some time now, and it came to pass, that in the seventeenth year of the Cindy, I have been making them myself. There's no Planet Smoothie in the dump town that I live in, so this love of ice and milk and fruit had to be introverted to my home. I've most recently made Orange Julius, and made a new smoothie today!

This smoothie contained 1 cup of skim milk, frozen strawberries, blueberries, and pomegranate!

I pity the people whose only affiliation with pomegranates are the scents in Bath and Body Works, because they taste 3785835894 times better than how they smell artificially!

this was my smoothie I made today, and the below images are my most beloved Orange Julius!

I have been trying really hard to eat healthier, because I am a terrible eater. Terrible. My next milestone in my life, is to start juicing fruits and vegetables. I'm really going to be persistent in training my tastebuds into tolerating said veggies. I really hate veggies, so this better be worth it, and the expenses of a friggin' nice juicer. By the way, my birthday is in July..... lol.

Another thing that I've been doing, ALL DAY, is painting.

I don't know if I've shared my love for art on my blog yet, but, guys, ask anyone. I'm pretty passionatley in to it. I had not finished my 3D project for my AP Studio Art portfolio, so I'm still working on it. If anyone has seen my progress of my cast plastering my hand and wrist on Instagram, this may look familiar to you!

Flash makes everything look weird.

One more painting I've been really working on is a watercolour that I first drew out in ink, to wash over with color. I finished all I could put up with today. And this is what I have! I can't really decide if I'm pleased with it or not. I hope you are! It is a picture I originally took at Noccalula Falls in Alabama while me and my sweetheart were out on a date there :D

Yes, I am planning on cutting off the tip of my picture, the paper with stop at the hault of my topless tree.

It's been a pretty busy day, and now I need to go chew on some hay.