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My name is Heather.

This is a place for baking and random thoughts.

You can contact me by: AIM- washingtonh8syou Email- heather[dot]is1337[at]gmail[dot]com

Aug
5th

Tue

I hate applying for jobs; mainly because I hate rejection (this explains so many aspects of my life).

I’ve only ever been rejected from one job (Pier 1 Imports), and after everything that happened in Boston and getting fired (for the first and only time ever) I get anxiety from just filling out applications. These jobs I’m applying for aren’t even important career decisions, just jobs I need to get so I can save to move; aka: I have no reason to get anxiety over such things.

ugh, if gas didn’t cost so much I’d probably be in Tacoma already.

karenabad:

So one of our nearest and dearest Vimeo friends, Michelle, had surgery and Wendy compiled a bunch of lovely videos that we made as a Get Well Soon present. I decided to do mine with Jason. It is our first collaboration; he is in Canada and I am in California. Our bit is around the 6 minute mark.

This video is a prime example of how close of a community Vimeo can be and why I am really glad to be part of that community.

This is just one example of why I love Vimeo and everyone over there.

Aug
4th

Mon

malty:

(via lukees)

hahahahahahahahahahah …..gross….

This would be a funny gift for my sister and her friends.

My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2008-8-3)

Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz

Tom Hanks Pickle Sandwich - SUPPENDAPO (via wreckandsalvage)

andreaallen:

nickdouglas:

Balloon Release For Orphans Goes Hilariously Wrong

I could watch this 100 times and still laugh out loud.

everyone laughing makes it even better.

You, too, can play the spoons. Little known fact about me; I have a dream to learn the spoons really well so I can join a band where all I do is play spoons and clap.

Lying in bed would be an altogether perfect and supreme experience if only one had a colored pencil long enough to draw on the ceiling.

— Gilbert Keith Chesterton

patrickmoberg:

I’ve been experimenting with polyphasic sleep schedules the past week, which is, more or less, taking a bunch of short naps throughout the day rather than all at once. I think there is a Seinfeld episode where Kramer attempts it, but I couldn’t track it down.

It’s been a cool/bizarre/fun experiment, allowing for a lot of extra hours in the day. I’ve been listening to the Harry Potter books on tape, and working on 3 big projects. They’re all hovering around 80% complete, and I can’t wait to finish them up and share.

For a year and a half of my life I lived on naps. I got much more done, I was more active, and lost weight. Granted the weight loss wasn’t due to taking naps, but by having more time to work out and being more active. I did it because I was working two jobs, one full time, and the other part time. Sometimes I miss those days; these days I have trouble sleeping like a normal person. Normally I’ll stay up for two days, sleep for like 12 hours and continue in this cycle. It sucks and I wish I could get back into naps or even just sleeping normal hours.

What 100 cookies look like.