Lazy Friday

Reading: Bloglovin. I’m pretty pleased with how it works. Although I would like to find a way to click to the actual blog if I want to link to it.

Watching: The rain

Dreading: The weather for tomorrow. It is supposed to be 68 but with the rain and what-not, I’m not sure what race day weather will be like. And if I can manage them!

Feeling: Very tired. I was up sometime in the middle of the night with Leo while he complained of aching legs. Then he woke up again around 3:30 and of course couldn’t get back to sleep. Even though he easily did and was snoring next to me!

Wondering: If I’m going to make it through the obstacle course race I’m running tomorrow!

Planning: My day away from my boys. Not much time to do anything so I’m hoping to get some rest.

Wishing: For peace in the country

Worried: About my grandpa. He was admitted to the hospital yesterday. All seems well today so hoping that stays the same.

Thankful: For my family

Craving: Taco Bell. Seriously. I can’t get enough of it!

Learning: That I am not a good motivator. I’ve been registered for this race since November but I kept putting off my training. And now the race is here and I am not properly trained. Ah well. It is what it is.

Thinking: Slow days like this at work leaves me too much time to think. Of course I am thinking of all the things I could be doing if I were home instead of here slacking off!

Loving: That I get to go eat lunch with the hubby. And at 5 Guys no less. Yum!

 

Got this little diddy from Hannah. Go check her out!

My Week On Instagram

Jacoby's first bubble bath

Just chilling watching some cartoons

My shoes did some work last Tuesday doing Pilates and Zumba

My mom and I at the local movie theatre seeing The Sting

Girls Night Out!

Leo doing his best teenager impression while playing on the laptop

Fun at the park!



Finishing our weekend with some banana bread!

Don't quote me on that

I’m pretty sure that if they had actual reality shows for normal/abnormal (depending on how you look at it) then my life would be the perfect show. The hubby and I spend about 90% of our conversations working in movie and television quotes. Sometimes we’ll even throw lyrics in from songs. And since Leo is now old enough for comedic relief he throws in a quote every now and again. It’s actually quite hilarious. I know there are some days where this gets on my last nerve because, seriously, I just want to have a normal conversation. And then there are other days where it seems like every sentence is something that could have gone one way or another depending on where we took it. So here are just a few of the ones that we use on a pretty regular basis…

 

Can’t rain all the time. – The Crow

Hey little pig….BOO! –Space Jam (this is a Leo quote)

Fishy-fishay –McDonalds commercial (Leo started singing this at the drive through at McDonalds while the hubby was trying to order. So hilarious)

This is going to be legend-wait for it-dary –How I Met Your Mother

Any time I say I’m uncomfortable the hubby will ask me “Like in the back of a Volkswagon” from Mallrats.

Again, any time we have to say the number 37 we will make a sucking noise…thanks to Clerks.

Pretty much every. single. Kevin Smith movie is quotable. There are so many good ones that work in every day conversations.

Mm-hmmm. What? You don’t own that—Scrubs

Her-dee-der –Cougartown (this one was all me. I freaking love that show! And Christa Miller is hilarious!)

 

Seriously though, we are pretty much a bunch of movie-loving dorks in our house and can muster up quotes for almost every conversation. It’s a little difficult to come up with them on the spot without having a conversation to go with. But above is a good list!

 

Stop by Second Blooming to see other quotables this week. I’m sure it will be a doozy!