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Hello, and a "Where I've Been!"

Remember me and this little 'ol blog? Yeah, you probably don't. It has been a LONG while. To that, I'm sorry. I promise I'm going to get better. Bear with me as I get back on track. I've missed you! So these next few days I am going to fill you in on what has been happening in my neck of the woods.

Let's start with February-March-ish.

Well, I got a car. It is an 2002 Toyota Corolla. I really do love it. I thought I was more of an SUV person, but I am enjoying the car. I'd like to get a CD player for it, so this is my summer project.

Dunkin Donuts has their $.99 iced coffee back, and I have taken advantage. I've tried making it at home, and it just isn't the same. So Dunkin, you are the best.

Can we take a second and appreciate the National score?!
YOU GUYS AND GALS! March Madness came and the first weekend, I ROCKED my bracket. Like, better than I've done in a long time. However, the rest of the tournament happened, and I fell, HARD. I guess there is always next year!







Easter was great, and I wore my LuLaRoe Ana dress in this fabulous print.




So that was the early part of this year. Stay tuned tomorrow for more of What I've Been Up To!
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