Who knew a ball of fluff could be so cute

One day during my lazy unemployment summer, I stumbled across The Today Show. After contemplating a cocktail after Hoda and Kathy-Lee's segment, I saw probably the cutest thing I have ever laid my little eyes on.

Enter, Boo.

Doesn't he look fake? haha! Boo is a pomeranian whose claim to fame is that he is The World's Cutest Dog. I mean come on, how cute is this thing?

Anyway, I "like" him on Facebook and saw that he had updated his status, so I figured that I had to alert the blogging world about Boo in case you don't know him!

In Texas, Shalyn and Sabrina and I spent almost an hour ooo-ing and aww-ing over Boo's pics!

And if pictures aren't enough...

I figured your Thursday might need some cuteness :-)

Dirty raunchy songs

If you know me, you know I enjoy a good rap.

It's a problem. Why is it that I can remember words to vulgar rap songs, but I can't remember simple things?

Anyway, I was scouting some favorite websites last night and came across a list of the 10 Raunchiest Songs of All Time.

I'd post one here, but I'm afraid big bad blogger will kick me off or worse, mark me X-RATED! (Click here if you want the full list!)  Let me just share that one of the songs has a lyric that says..

Slob on my knob like corn on the cob

Catchy right? Why do these songs sell? Why are rappers only writing about sex and girls and slobbing on knobs? I mean, I'm not complaining, because as you can see from the videos above, I don't hold back when I'm spittin my game! I guess I'm just wondering WHY!

I remember this night vividly. I was at a college party and the song "How many licks" by Lil Kim came on and I started to sing it, as did the girl standing next to me. We got to this really raunchy lyric and the girl actually said "beep" in place of the word. Girl, say WHAT? She told me it was too dirty for her to actually say outloud.

Do you hold back if you're rapping and a "vulgar" word comes on? Or do you let it alllll come out? I know you all have some inner gangster in you somewhere ;-)

I could cry

Yesterday while perusing the web, I came across this.

It's a wedding flower bouquet with photos of loved ones 

who have passed away clasped to a ribbon

Seriously, how cute is that?!

I think this is probably the most precious thing I have ever seen. When Kurt 

first met my grandparents on my moms side, they immediately 

fell in love with him. That was almost 5 years ago.

Each holiday, my grandmother would ask me "did he get you a diamond?" 

or "where's the diamond this year!" etc etc. 

As both my grandparents started to get older, they set milestones. They said they just wanted to live to see me graduate highschool. They did. Then they wanted to see my sister graduate from highschool, and they did.

They started to reach 90, and sadly, hoped they'd see us graduate from college. THEY DID.

It was sort of an ongoing joke with the family that they'd live to see Kurt and I

get married one day I know that's what my grandparents really wanted to see happen.

But unfortunately, they both passed away recently within 4 months of eachother. 

My grandfather even passed away on my grandmothers birthday.

sweet little prayer cards on our fridge :-)

The reason I'm writing this, is because whenever I do end up getting married, I want to do this; whether it be little photos of them on my bouquet, or their names stitched somewhere, or something similar. Just so I know, and so they know, that they were there with me on my special day.