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I like to keep Boss Liz and Friend Liz separate

gratuitous picture of my existence.

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This bowling alley has my favorite restaurant in Pawnee.

I am pretty much marrying a real life Ron Swanson. 

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Smooth sailing and lots of reading and creating and feeling creative. After work I popped by the light rail station and met M. We headed downtown and he gave me a tour of his new school — classes start for both of us tomorrow. I can’t begin to say how proud I am of him for taking this big leap and keeping such a positive outlook on life.

Wandering the city together as dusk overtook the streets was comforting. Sitting lofted above the vast school book store drinking sodas and catching up, unwinding, togetherness that’s been clouded lately by every. thing. else. in life colliding. We gathered menus from unique restaurants along the way, and wound up in an unassuming diner back near my work that had what turned out to be downright amazing pizza.

I’ve been figuring that the wedding planning process will be easy as long as I’m laid back and realistic, not too controlling, aware of my inherent virgoism perfectionism. It, all of it, has suddenly proven to be challenging to my introverted nature, all the meetings and negotiations and judgment calls.

But there’s perspective in remembering that the most important part of our wedding is the marriage we’re building and the person I’m walking down the aisle to meet. The person who is, among so many other things, always there to catch me as the light rail car jerks unsteadily along its tracks, packed with commuters, standing room only.

currently reading/loving.

where it is totally acceptable to eat your weight in sherbet and buy a shiny new planner and prepackaged apple sauce that you normally scoff at, unit price wise, and cry say, “tomorrow’s another day.”

a day where i have to get up at 5:30. but another day, nonetheless. 

isnoggirls:

So Will [Arnett] is quite fond of Xbox’s “Call of Duty”…

Oh my God! He’s obsessed. I’ve lost him. I’ve lost my husband to “Call of Duty.”

Have you played it with him?

No, I refuse. It’s too stressful to me and I don’t know how. He’ll say “Babe, just come in and watch it. I’m telling you, you’ll like it.” I watch it for five seconds and I’m like this is giving me the biggest anxiety attack. Do you play “Call of Duty”?

Sadly no. But he’s got a cool crew he plays with right?

He plays with [“SNL’s” Jason] Sudekis and [Justin] Theroux and [“The Office’s” John] Krasinksi. They have a whole little gang. I’ll just hear him yelling into a headset at all hours of the night. And often when he’s done, I’ll ask him to pass me the ketchup and he’ll say, “Is that the way you address a general? [x]

reblogging as my fiancé plays in the other room. if he could play with will arnett and john krasinski? oh man. one of the few times i’d enjoy being subjected to the group chats.

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supppplizzie:

theysayifyoulovesomethingletitgo:

i looooove tea

My life.

zen is the best best.

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The Thomasons. (LtR Quinten, Allyn, Quinten Jr., Charles)

Allyn Thomason (npc garden club lady turned matriarch). She is married to Quinten Thomason (nee something I can’t remember, he was also a townie), and they have one son, Quinten jr. Also a Servo robot named Charles. I may have played their family an inordinate amount today. Right now Quinten Sr. has purchased a convenience store “Corner on the Market,” and he built a hair salon for Allyn (and Charles, who is apparently an awesome hair stylist) that they can’t afford to run right now called “Hairway to Heaven.”