Young and Innocent.

So today is Thursday, which is a day I usually don't write my own lists.
Therefore, I am going to get this one started, with the hopes that people will add to it.

Today while at the gym I started thinking about songs I sang when I was younger. Songs that I sang without really interpreting the lyrics, or maybe I did, but never really thought about them since after a while songs just become a bunch of words. Now looking back I can't believe I probably sang these while shopping in the grocery store with my parents.

Here's the first song that popped into my head.
What song pops into yours?

1. "Do Me" Bell Biv DeVoe

I would also like to add to this list anything by Samantha Fox.

So you only get 5 things...

So today is Thursday, I didn't ask anyone to write a list, but Mary happened to anyway.
I love it when things just work out.
You can find her list here!
It's a good one, I'm still thinking about what my list will contain...
Stay tuned, as that may be my list on a future date.
This one will take some thinking though.

Say cheese!

It's Thursday! Not only does that mean we're closer to the weekend, but it means someone else writes the list! Here's my friend Jaime's list:

Top reasons why I'm taking a Digital Photography Class

1. Learn how to use a digital camera
2. Learn how to buy a digital camera
3. Want to be able to take great pictures when I go to Italy next year
4. Just something that I thought would be fun to take
5. It's online; so I can learn it at my own pace
6. The class got some great reviews

Summer in New England

It's Thursday, that means someone else is writing the list.
Today it's my friend Connie!
Here you go:

Seven things I like about summer in New England
(written by someone who's spent the last 8 summers in Southern California....)

7. New England beaches. It might be really cold, but you can go into the water without getting some crazy rash or weird infection from pollution.

6. Thunderstorms. I used to hate them until I missed them.

5. The smell of rain on hot pavement. It doesn't rain in the summer in LA. Ever.

4. Leaves on trees and lots of green. Which also means the whole forest isn't gonna burn down from the wind and heat.
3. The temperature does not generally rise above 100 degrees.

2. Humidity. It's really good for your skin. Spend a summer in the desert and you'll totally understand.

1. And most importantly, ICE CREAM! Kimball's, Meadowlands....Who doesn't love homemade ice cream from the ice cream stand!

Summer Reading .

This isn't the kind of Summer Reading assigned by your fourth grade teacher.
These are "non-fiction books written by women you won't be able to put down."
This list has been compiled by Mary.

7. Garlic and Sapphire by Ruth Reichl
6. Tell them I Didn't Cry by Jackie Spinner
5. The Faith Club by Ranya Idliby
4. Kabul Beauty School by Deborah Rodriquez
3. Naked in Baghdad by Anne Garrels
2. Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert
1. Wake-up Call by Kristen Breitweiser


*I have decided that on Thursdays the lists will be written by someone other than me.
Please start thinking and send your lists my way!