Well, last night I had the greatest night of my life. REALLY. I DID. WOULD I LIE. I mean, anyone that goes to a Princess House party would have the time of their life. It's one of the funnest things in the world. A bunch of women gathered around spending money so that one person can get a whole bunch of free stuff. I should do that kind of thing more often. Maybe next time I'll be the one getting the free stuff so at least it's worth my while.

Is it just me, or does it seem like the older one gets the more you realize life isn't the way you pictured it would be at the age you are. I'm turning 25 in 2 months. I pictured I would be married, have kids, own a house, and be traveling all over the place. RIGHT! So, I'm 24, not married, no kids, and the only places I've been to are Mormon country (UTAH) and PA. Oh, I've been to Vegas too, but since I live in Cali us californians dont really consider a 3 hour drive traveling. It's like our backyard playground. Not that I'm not happy with my life, it's just not what I thought it would be like when I was picturing it at 15. I'm happily in love, and I hope he asks me to marry him (you better be working on that honey, :) ok) and I can work on those little rugrats later. I'm happy I didnt have kids at 22 like I thought I would. I got to go out partying and living it up in my 20's unlike the majority of my high school class who had kids right out of school and have no lives. I get to stay up all hours of the night and not have to worry about finding a baby sitter, or taking kids to school in the morning. There is plenty of time for that in my late 20's or early 30's. Boy am I glad things didn't work according to plan.