you might end up like me, then, and we couldn't have that.
i don't suggest it.
in fact, it rather makes typing kind of difficult.
my index finger got the worst of the burn. too much contact. poor little finger.
i put some pure lavender essential oil on the burns, and band-aids too just to i wouldn't touch anything with my raw nerves. youch. i have expected my finger prints to be gone at least on two of the three fingertips, but then again, my imagination kind of took that from the book i just finished last night --er, this morning-- at 3:30am.
i know. i'm not too proud of it.
i can't remember the last time i stayed up that late --by myself, reading a freaking book.
i'm really pondering this.
perfect iced coffee. by the pioneer woman.
i'm thinking of making it, actually.
we just got 2-4lb of whole bean dark roast in from co-op, therefore i should try it, shouldn't i??
i'm so making that today.
yesterday --i'm writing this right before midnight, tuesday june 28, but i'll put it into perspective for ya-- i got some inspiration while doing the current chapter in this book. ^^
therefore, i sketched with a pen in my canvas-quote notebook.
a sneak peek of one i did on june 14.
latest search words leading to my blog according to stats:
"jack gram", funeral association
"my hair chopped" --which, by the way, i can't wait for; mid-july sometime. :) nearly everyday i find myself saying "i can't wait to chop my hair"... heh:)
creepy restraunts
kristen leigh shade trees
shauna niequist love quotes
this is the stuff of life!
in other news [and this i type at 1:52pm today], i'm reading this book: the truth teller. anna found it at a buy-books-cheap place a few weeks ago, and even though it was after 12 when i got in bed last night, i had a hankering for a bit of reading . . . so i got to the middle of it --which, by the way, is unheard of considering my normal speed of reading, and this book is thick and heavy-- because i skipped all the creepy doctor/genetic parts. only because it was after midnight and i didn't feel in the mood to go through whole chapters of that stuff. there's just this really sweet, caring friendship in there . . . you'd skip the medical parts like i did, if you read it.
but just a sidenote, i have read the entire book once before, all the way through. so that's why i don't feel bad about skipping through. ;) it's truly a fascinating read.
fyi, the lavender is working its magic. i recommend lavender for burns. i'm typing nearly normal now. bandaids came off after the shower. yippee. :)
oh, and something that made me laugh as i glanced through the paper this morning: like, um, how cute is that? sending a tweet, it made the news.
8 comments:
you and your fingers, woman. gollie gee
totally make that iced coffee, and tell me if it's really worth it! =D
So sorry about the hand... Don't burns always hurt more than they look? And by the way, you have THE perfect face for short hair. Can't wait to see it! :D
Burns are THE WORST! Good thing you have that lavendur. I used to put St. Johns Wort on mine.. that was back in the day when I still lived at home and mom had all the herbs and potions haha.
That coffee looks divine. I saw that on her site too.. I so want to make it!
Hope your fingers are well soon. :)
Iced coffee sounds sooooo yummy tonight.
that iced coffee looks DIVINE. i can't stop staring at the pictures. if you decide to make it, you'll have to let me know how it turns out. :)
i hope your little fingers feel better!
by the way, that article about the pope? SO cute.
Your blog posts are so full of coffee I can't help loving them. They make me feel at home.
HA! The pope tweeting. That's hilarious.
PS: Sorry about your fingers.
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