Sneaky

Here's a montage of crappy pictures. This is what your photos look like when you sneak behind the local H.H. Gregg with your husband on his lunch break... to take pictures. Big concrete buildings on the edge of cliffs, not unlike a modern day castle, I suppose, create amazing wind tunnels. I'm just not sure how to take good photos in wind tunnels. My hair sticks in my lip gloss. My bangs poke my eyes. Every rustling piece of garbage sounds like someone walking up to see what exactly you are doing behind H.H. Gregg.

Did you know the past tense of sneak is actually sneaked, not snuck? Snuck is getting more and more colloquially used, but it's not really a word. Don't believe me? Take a second and type both in the comment section or in a Word document. Sneaked is left alone. Snuck however? Big angry red underline under that sucker. How could you need more proof? So there's your grammar lesson for the day. Hey, I must keep my skills sharpened somehow over summer break!

Tank Top and Skirt- Old Navy (last year)
Wedges- Kohl's

Finally, because I might as well end this random post with more random information, my theatre group voted down Zombie Romeo and Juliet in favor of a comedy starring a group of Marilyn Monroe impersonators. Included in the cast will be a very sweet Russian guy who doesn't speak much English and may not exactly understand what he's going to be doing (wearing a dress and pretending to be a Marilyn impersonator).We are nothing but classy! I assure you it had nothing to do with the fact that their illustrious director (guess who!) could get her hands on four Marilyn Monroe costumes. Nothing at all!