Happy Feet!

Attention all ladies! Forget Band-Aids or sticky inserts. I found the answer to avoid blisters when your shoes rub up against the bone right above your heel!

I was rushing around this morning looking for the sticky inserts to line the inside of the back of my shoes. I couldn't fine them anywhere. I thought, "Well, Band-Aids are going to drive me nuts and fall off after 5 minutes. That's why I bought the inserts in the first place." So while looking for my inserts in the medicine cabinet, I came across my skin glue. I figured it dries smooth and kind of rubber-like, so I thought I'd give it a try. I applied some on the inside of the back of my shoe where it would rub up against that bone and cause a blister... And it worked like a charm! All I had to do was paint it on, give it about 5 minutes to let it dry, so I packed my lunch and loaded the dishwasher while I waited. Then I put my shoes on and was on my way! I reapplied a little bit during my lunch hour just to make sure that I really wouldn't blister, but I think I could have gone without the second application. I wore my shoes for about 10 hours today, and am blister-free!

I highly recommend this to anybody who loves wearing that cute pair of painful flats. I will definitely keep a bottle of skin glue handy, not just for when I get deep cuts, but to also make fashion more comfortable.

I give myself props for this little discovery :)
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Nerds and Gorillas

Ardon and I just celebrated three years of being an item. Time flies when you're having fun. I can still remember the night we met. It's such a classy story, really. It was around 1:30am and I was pretty wasted coming out of Tia Lou's with my best friend Stephanie. We were walking toward the hotdog stand when we heard somebody yelling "Stephanie!" from across the street. Next thing I remember, this funny looking guy with a big afro and glasses ran up to us. Stephanie introduced us, and in typical Ardon and Cat fashion, our first words to each other were spoken in a Vietnamese accent. I had him at "What doing?" Three years later, here we are... still conversing in Vietnamese accents.

If there's one thing besides me that Ardon LOVES, it's music. Being with him, I've learned so much about music--making music, local music, the music business, producing, scratching, and so much more. I can see why he loves it so much, and we enjoy going to shows together, whether big or small. I have also learned to love it all. Music is music and it's all good.

So in celebration of our splendid three years together, we had a two-day celebration. Our actual anniversary date fell on a Monday, so after work we had a lovely dinner at List in Belltown. The following night we went to the Gorillaz show, and opening up for them was N.E.R.D. It was so dope. (I've also learned to say dope after three years.) We really enjoyed the show. Ardon, especially, was giddy like a little boy throughout the Gorillaz set. It was a wonderful celebration with a wonderful dude after three wonderful years. Cheers to many more!

Pharrell and N.E.R.D rocking the stage.

The Gorillaz set up was awesome. Definitely cool to watch.

Do They Have to Grow Up?

Isaat.


"Quirks McGee"

Hanging out at Grandma and Grandpa's house, and Mia climbed over Isaac's legs.

Isaac: OW! Mia, you hurt my yegs. Auntie Cat, my yegs hurt.

Me: Mia, you hurt your brother. Can you tell him you're sorry?

Mia: Sorry, Isaat.

Isaac: It's okay.

Mia: I yuv you, Isaat.

ASB Card

At 28 years old, I still get an ASB card. Too bad I probably look exactly the same as when I got my first one issued at Saltars Point Elementary.
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X Man

6:30 pm to 9:30 pm and still going!



Auntie Cat wore him out. Shouldn't it be the other way around?
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Pumpkin Patch!

There's a GI Joe and a peacock hunting for pumpkins.
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4th Grade Science!

I had to go out and get 40 crickets for science class. We're studying ecosystems, and the kiddos got to add crickets to the terrariums they built. It was quite the experiment.
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