I can't say this week was completely uneventful. It was, however, fairly quiet and low-key. Visits to the chiropractor. Long walks. Lunch mid-week with one of my favorites. Great conversations with amazing friends. And summer. It is finally summer! And everyone in Illinois is happier and friendlier and has suddenly remembered why we choose to live here: summers. They're (mostly) worth it.
There's not a whole lot to do when you're sitting around feeling queasy except sitting still and watching tv. In addition to almost an entire season of Sabrina, The Teenage Witch (hey, don't judge), I've also spent a fair amount of time watching videos on YouTube. If I needed a reminder that I have extremely eclectic taste in music, my YouTube viewing this week surely demonstrated it...
A friend from church sent me this song on iTunes yesterday. I watched the music video today, and all I can say is: if I knew someone who could fingerpaint red light into the air, I'd consider her pretty unforgettable, too:
I think what I love best about this song is that it's like the Backstreet Boys or Savage Garden meets Daughtry - only in Spanish. Not exactly something you hear every day....
And the background singers in this video? Totally reminded me of the Partridge Family.
Speaking of whom... I found this today, and it made me... ahem, Happy... ;)
OH! Wait - there was a news-worthy item this week. So, my chiropractor told me to go to a particular store (known for its low prices) and purchase a foam massage roller so I can do a new exercise at home every day. I went today to pick one up - and was absolutely appalled. In all honesty, I was initially appalled by the hideous color choices (red or grey, really? ugh. if i'm going to buy exercise equipment, it ought at least be pretty....). But upon further inspection - both options carried a bright yellow warning tag stating that the roller was made with one or more chemicals known in the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects, etc.
Are you kidding me?! How could I possibly buy something clearly labelled "this might give you cancer"? And who would responsibly sell it? I couldn't do it. Cheap, or not, I can't make myself disregard that tag. So I'm off to another store tomorrow. Hoping the one I saw elsewhere that's twice as expensive doesn't come with the same sort of label.
Back to music. I am completely hooked on the soundtrack from Pitch Perfect. The harmonies in some of those songs are intense. (This one is my favorite.) I love a capella. I also love a good parody. Add them together? Even better. I know it's totally the wrong time of year for this, but hey - if some people listen to Christmas music all year long, why not Hanukkah music, too? :)
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