The law of the diminishing birthdays

So, yesterday was my birthday...I am now 25 (that's a 1/4 of a century as my dad likes to keep pointing out!) I can now say with authority that with each passing year, your birthday becomes less significant. I mean, since about 18, they've all kind of run together. Less presents, less excitement, less cards in the mail. One day, you wake up and realize another side effect of being an adult - no one is really all that concerned that it's your birthday. (I think that was yesterday) Now, I'm not saying this to complain at all. I don't really want lots of excitement anyway, it's just something I've been noticing as I get older.

That being said, I did have a nice day. My dad took me to lunch at Chili's where I ate one of my most favorite foods, chips and salsa. Then, there was dinner at Texas Roadhouse. Of course, I am still so full I will not need to eat for at least 4-7 days. But, it was a yummy-licious day completely void of birthday cake, which I loathe.

Happy Sunday

Synchronized Sheep?

The Great York Fair

Only 15 more days! My countdown has begun....

Ode to camping....

Okay, so last weekend was spent once again in Harvey the RV. I love him. If he was a man, I would marry him. Okay, maybe not, but you get the picture. I spent the entire weekend relaxing and sewing and reading and sitting by the campfire. And the best part is, I didn't have to sleep in a tent or go potty in an outhouse!! (That's why I love Harvey the RV) And, I found this really cool bug, which I will post pictures of later, once I get them on the computer. There were cheeseburgers cooked on the fire, and s'mores, no chores to do, and a long walk in the woods....RVing is pure bliss. :)

Tidbit....

Something I overheard at lunch today:

Teenage mother #1: I have to go the dentist tomorrow.

Teenage mother #2: Oh is that from when you got beat up and your teeth broke??

Teenage mother #1: Yea.


My question is....how do these people function in society?! Really??????????

Yummy-licious things...

I just finished my lunch. I had takeout from Roburritos, which, if you live in York County, you absolutely must try. Well, as fabulous as my roburrito was, it was accompanied by one of the most wonderful foods on earth...homemade chips and salsa. I savored every bite! Mmmmmmm. I believe I could eat this treat every day! The sad part is that the store-bought chips and salsa don't even begin to compare to the homemade variety, so unless I want to spend my days making tortilla chips and salsa, this will have to be an ocassional treat. Oh, well.......

My very first post....

On the off chance that anyone is actually reading this, welcome! I have recently joined the world of myspace and have become fascinated with what people put on their webpages and blogs for everyone to learn, laugh at, enjoy, etc. So, I thought I might be able to build my own little corner of the web, and here it is.

If you know me, post so I can see who's out there. If you don't know me, here's a little intro.... My name is Sarah. I'm 24. I live in Southern York County, PA (I don't specify a town, because that is up in the air right now.) I work for an electronics manufacturing company doing office work, accounting, and production jobs. If you think that sounds boring, it is. It is, by no means, my dream job, but it pays the bills.

Well, as uninformative as that was, it's time to go....

"Resolve to be thyself: and know that, he who finds himself, loses his misery." Matthew Arnold 1822-1888