Thanks George

So this is sort of random, but I heard George Clooney on E! one day a long time ago (so what if I Tivo it??) and he said something that has totally stuck with me because I sort of feel like it's always been my go to mantra. He said, YOU CAN'T TAKE YOURSELF TOO SERIOUSLY. He was talking about fame and Hollywood crap of course, but come on.. totally applicable to Utah culture and being a stay at home mom, right?

I have never really been a person who cared what others thought, if I could or could not "pull this off" (purple hair-bring it on) or if this goes, or if I should say this. I just do. I be. I don't take myself too seriously. I don't over think too much or care too much about much of anything. Possibly because if I really wrapped my head around who I am and what others thought it would be crippling and exhausting and devastating. It's easier to not care. Maybe it's because there isn't anything seriously special about me, I am not overly pretty, overly talented at anything, never been overly popular, or overly anything. Therefore the fear of failing isn't too high for me. Expectations and disappointments just don't really exist. The bar isn't too high.

Anyways I thank George Clooney and my Hollywood obsession for putting a label on my attitude about life. I thought I'd share because it was such great advice.

Here are some recent pictures I have sent to friends or family asking for advice.

For example, "should I buy this?"


"Do you like these glasses? Or are they way too big for my face?"


This is obviously serious business, deciding which ones to wear today to the grocery store, I mean heaven forbid I buy the wrong percentage of milk.

Concentrate.....Yep, still like the race car glasses better. Hard decision, better just get Lasix.



Or "could my face possibly have more zits?" Ok not really, this one was to my fake eyelash friend. "Check out my new pair."