Monday, June 29, 2009

Summer Day Dream

One of these days I'm gonna have to come back down to earth, but not today. My heart aches for a trip to the beach, and until I get there you're going to have to deal with posts about said topic.

Work hasn't been the greatest lately which results in me spending down time at work day dreaming about what is next for my family. But I have worked to increase my productivity and improve my attitude. It helps. My attitude is the one thing I can control. Sometimes you have to pretend or "fake it till you make it." I'm here to tell you that this method actually works. That and jello with fruit in it...and reggae music. I know, I'll make a list of things that spell summer to me. You go do the same thing right now.

2. Listening/dancing to oldies
3. Jimmy Buffet (when I'm in the mood)
4. Cold glasses of French Chardonay
5. Swimming pools.
6. Driving through the lush, green WV mountains
7. Summer Rental (so cheezy, so reminiscent of vacations of my youth).
8. Sunscreen
9. Smell of cut grass/sound of lawn mowers
10. Sound of summer bugs buzzing in the evening
11. Dinner on the grill...
12. That full body exhaustion after being in the pool...and the smell of chlorine on my skin
13. Red Stripe
15. Old Crow Medicine Show's "Down Home Girl"
16. Coming down the last mountain in VA on I77 and crossing right into NC where the wild flowers are in bloom in the median all spring and summer long.
18. The smell of self tanner (because they all smell the same...and all give you orange elbows/knees). Nothing like paying $8 for a tan.
19. Afternoon drives (and midnight escapes) through the TN mountains
20. CatFish Fry's
21. Lightnin' Bugs (aka Fire Flies)
22. Trips to the library for summer reading
23. My grandma's stifling hot kitchen and home cookin'
24. James Taylor
25. Sitting on the beach with a Louis L'amour book, a frostly Coke Classic and a bag of Frito's Scoops. Sugar, salt, sand, water. Amen.

Daydream away....your turn!
Molly Jane



Friday, June 26, 2009

Its Ffffffffriiiiiiday.

Its Friday in Kentucky. I'm working.

For lots of people in Holden Beach, NC, its the last full day of vacation.
Better get on the beach and enjoy it while you can! Look at how pretty it is! Hi birdie, I'll be seeing you next year...but I'll be down a few islands at Sunset Beach.

Happy weekending to the rest of the working world! Its definitely what I
live for after a rough week like this...I'm sure it is for you too.

Live From Holden Beach, NC

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Monday, June 22, 2009

Positive Thinking - Take Two

Breathing in fresh mountain air.
Breathing out pollution.

Breathing in fresh mountain air.
Breathing out pollution.

Breathing in positivity.
Breathing out negativity.

Breathing in positivity.
Breathing out negativity.
_________________

I'm homesick for these here mountains.

The end...love,
Molly

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Office Hero Award


I'm really proud of you.
I'm really proud of you.
Lets hope things really change.

Love,
Me

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Positive Thinking

This picture makes me feel good.
Hope it does the same for you.
Namaste.
Ohmmmmmmmmmm.

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Equestrian Madness

So I live in Lexington, Kentucky, home of the upcomming 2010 World Equestrian Games.  Its a big deal.  The local Kentucky Horse Park has revamped, refurbished and rebuilt about everything there.  Lexington has major construction happening to increase housing, hotels, amenities, etc.  Landmarks are being torn down on a promise and a handshake and then nothing is being built in its place.  Its a big mad mess...imagine Bejing preparing for the Olympics but on a smaller scale and with less human rights violations....for the most part.  

I really don't want to be here next year when this thing happens.  This could be a permanent move (because I'm always looking for another reason to move...wink!) or a long vacation, either way I want no part of it.  This is a medium sized town with a small (two lanes in each direction, nothing to brag about) beltway that goes in a circle around it so I imagine traffic will be a nightmare.  Traffic is a nightmare without extra people.  Also dining out will be a nightmare, shopping will be a nightmare, everything will be a nightmare.  I realize that in the grand scheme, the games are a great thing for this town.  It will bring jobs, world exposure, growth, and the money-money-money that it needs.  But it reminds me that I'd rather be living in a town that doesn't have that much need, that has its traffic under control via brand new 6-8 lane interstates, and that doesn't have some sort of major event planed anytime in the next 5-10 years.  I don't hate on Lexington, but I don't love it either. 

Cheers to you on a Friday,
Molly