JazzFest Friday

We're going old school today. This song takes me right back to my awkward middle school years. I first heard of Jason Mraz through my group of friends in 8th grade, and we listened to his debut album Waiting for My Rocket to Come quite often. "The Remedy (I Won't Worry)" was one of my favorite songs from that album. I really like the message in this song, and I basically love Mraz's voice. So...listen, think about the awkward things you were doing/saying when this was on the radio back in '02, and smile. And please, Don't worry your life away.

In the middle of the night

I've been spending a lot of time thinking about songs and the different meanings and memories that they have for people. During my thought process, I decided to think back to the first song that I have a fond memory of. And I came to Billy Joel's "The River of Dreams." My Dad used to play the River of Dreams album all the time--especially in the car. This song was (and always has been) my favorite on that album. Each time it plays on my iPod, the song holds a different meaning pertaining to my life at that very moment. But one thing always remains the same--the memories from my childhood.

Enjoy!

The Memories Live On

The year Two Thousand Ten is coming to end, and what a year it was! So much has happened over the last twelve months, and I wanted to share with you some of my favorite memories....

The University of Alabama wins the BCS National Championship on January 7, 2010.

And I was there!

ROLL TIDE.

1407.

Loved my roommates. Loved the times we had in that house.

Spring Break.

My oh my what a fun trip! The weather was sub-par, but plenty of good times were had.

We laughed, we danced, we gambled. 

Brooke karaoked to Cher. 

Adam proposed to Ashley. 

It was a wonderful trip with wonderful friends!

Senior Year...Our Final Sorority Date Parties.

Enough said.

         

           

Family Vacation in Western Europe.

An amazing experience with my incredible family. 

I can't wait until I can go back!

London, England

Paris, France

Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Graduation.

My time at the Capstone ended in August. 

It was a bittersweet moment, but something to celebrate and be proud of!

Visits to Tuscaloosa and Athens.

It is always an adventure to head back to campus for a football game. 

And visiting friends in Athens is always a whirlwind!

The best times are those shared with the people you love.

Goodbye 2010. It's been real. Can't wait to see what 2011 brings!