wild horses couldn't drag me away

my chapstick melted. dealing with this.

we've danced in the risk of each other. would you like to dance around the world with me?

hunger

dashboard is down. la la la

coffee love

so i read this sweet little post today on Luxist about the wonders that a good cup of coffee can do for a person's day ("starting every day with a great cup of coffee can make all the difference"). i, for one, could totally not agree more. i am a starbucks lover through and through. to be specific, my fix is a venti non-fat chai latte, no water, eight pump. there is no harm is knowing what you like or want. this could, and should, very well be translated to the rest of our lives.

anyway, here's to coffee, in all its sweet, strong and bold forms!

Millennials

So my dad Tivo'd (yes, I have added that word into my permanent personal dictionary) for me a 60-Minutes segment which discusses a new generation taking over the work place. Millennials. This population of "new" workers is one which places themselves first. They are no longer the breed of old which placed such emphasis on working hard for the benefit of the company. Gone are the days of the "Company Man" (Ew! What an awful term!). In fact, this new generation - of which I am a member - works simply for one reason ... the betterment of themselves. According to Andy Rooney, we now schedule work or meetings around Yoga and the gym and are not ashamed to admit it. We blog (e'hem), text, wear sandals to work and carry around our iPod's as if we shouldn't expect to finalize our projects without something to keep us entertained while doing so - do they want us to do a good job or not?! We're also unafraid to switch jobs ... as if some other company is not going to break their necks to get us into their doors. This me first sense of entitlement, according to 60-Minutes, has sprung from our childhood (see, I'm not the only one still finding it hard to say goodbye to my child-like sensibilities). Milennials were raised being told how important we are, that we can do anything and that simply giving something a try is valiant and brave - something we should be rewarded for - and apparently we believed it. This is now applied to the workplace.

Now, pardon me while I take a long lunch to get my yoga out of the way.