Hellooo Friday!

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Right...another Friday and another life lesson (or 2):

1. An A in chemistry is way more satisfying if you were once told that you weren't any good at science or math!!

2. Christmas is supposed to be a season of cheer and giving....Yeah, right. It is this time of year when I get flipped off more in traffic, scowled at if I am first in line at the post office, and would rather stay at home with a good, stiff drink that get knocked over and stepped on at the mall. Thank God for online shopping!

Hope everyone has a relaxing weekend:)

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