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First was strength--which I already have tattooed on my arm. Then chocolate. So..

Ida B (by Katherine Hannigan) was the first book to ever make me cry. It can still make me cry.

To me, it's being able to overcome mental obsticles and exercise. I love to run, but am sometimes so overwhelmed I forget how much better I feel when I run daily. Being fit to me is going to be able to keep up with my son once he starts walking/running around. (He will be here in… Read More

I love this. It reminded me how blissful the past 4-5 months have been without having a period. Pregnancy rocks for that.

While Paul Mitchell is a fairly expensive brand (in my eyes), it's so so so worth it. As someone with super thick, stubborn hair, the Super Skinny serum has done wonders for me. Shampoo One is also the only shampoo I've ever found that allows me to skip a day of washing.

If any of you have ever struggled through depression, can you offer words of advice to a college senior who's going to get her Masters as well? I've always sort of been more mature for my agegroup--now I feel like an old woman. Is it possible to keep my sense of humor and find a job… Read More

When I was about 8, I was running down the driveway in flip flops, and tripped--landing on a rock. I complained to my dad that I couldn't lift my arm, and he assumed I was being dramatic. After going back to my mom's, she took me to the hospital. I broke my collar bone. On a rock.… Read More

As something I'm struggling with, don't be too hard on yourself. It's okay if you don't make perfect grades. You will get through school and be successful in whatever you decide to do. And on that journey, be nice to yourself. Running is a passion of mine and I know not everyone… Read More

16th time is the charm..

I'm not done watching Chuck..??