If any of you noticed yesterday, I added a new page on the top of the blog. It is the new "Controversy" tab. I didn't really mean for it happen but after my post yesterday, I thought it might be a great idea to share my opinions on the latest "news." (Sorry for all the quotations.) I had written yesterday's post about my rant on the music industry last week when I was listening to the radio. If you would like the read more into it, check out the post. 
      I was skeptical about posting when I realized that people might not take it well. After going on Twitter last night, I saw a music blog that I read share another blog post from another blog writer (crazy chain) about "Promote Musicians, Not Gender." It was then that I decided the time was right. And that's how the "Controversy" tab came to be. :)
      For new posts, be sure to check it out because the posts in that section will not be featured on the home page! Thanks always for reading.

     Sorry for all these short Polyvore posts (in which you can follow me here). This summer is going to be hell as I plow through summer reading, working, blogging, and AP work. (BOO!) I mean, at least I have blogging to look forward to. I'm hoping as this summer progresses, that I can improve my writing for you guys and talk about some of my favorite topics.

      Today I had to wake up extra early to get a good spot in line at my local record store. I hope you guys all went out and supported your locals. Sadly, they didn't have the record I wanted but my sister got the Phosphorescent record. Literally over the past few days, my collection has grown twice its size.

      If you can't tell, there are almost no gaps to fill in with more records. New records, new CDs, new music. I love it all. I hope you all found great records for a good deal.

     Since I know most of you that read my blog are directed over from my Pinterest, I decided to show you my favorite articles that I pinned this week. But please, if you enjoy any of my material, I hope you will come again. I can't wait to show you my upcoming articles for spring and summer!

     1. Easy Twisty Bun
     2. Lazy Girl Hairstyling Hacks
     3. 31 T-Shirt DIYS
     4. DIY Pore Strips
     5. 7 Steps to a Perfect Mani

       Today I had planned on doing a N.Y.E. OOTD, but I realized I wasn't even ready for that. As 2013 comes to an end, it allows me to reflect on all the great memories (and all the bad memories) that I have had. One of them has been starting this blog this month. All of you readers, new and old, have welcomed me. Over 300 people have come here in less than thirty days! I know that may not sound like a lot of people to you, but to me it makes me realize that over 300 have taken time out of their lives to read my blog. I thank you all for that.
        Another great memory of this year would be finding my inspiration. This woman isn't into beauty and fashion. She's a musician. To be quite honest, expect a post about this topic in the near future. She has made me realize that the life we live is ONE (which I haven't been able to grasp very well) and that each day really does count. And you can spend them unhappy or happy. It really is a simple choice. 
        Though I'm sure there were plenty of bad memories of 2013, I'm done obsessing over the negative influences in my life. I hope that you decide to join me with that. Everything that happens after tonight will be "so last year." 
  

My 2014 Resolution: 
I want to be a happier person that isn't afraid of what people will think.
Be fearless.
Actually upload videos for you. :)

   Warm Bodies. (Warning: Possible Spoiler Alert) The new movie released February 1st, 2013 just now got to my television. I love movies so there will probably be more of these to come (behold the most random rambler). So here is the lesson I learned from this funny, heart-string-pulling film. And must I say that not only did Nicholas Hoult do a great portrayal, this movie made me develop a huge crush on him. (I think I have a thing for zombies.)

1.) People are not to be feared by appearance
       Though I must admit that if I saw a brain-eating zombie approaching me, I would't exactly think of a friend. Everyone is              different and unique in our way. Even if they don't fit in, that doesn't mean they will all be the same. You never know who you will click with.


2.) People change.
       I'm not just talking about appearances. When people can subside their differences and work together, they really could save the world. Initial opinions ruin our open-mindedness that even the most scholarly scholar must have. 


3.) All we need is love.... (literally)
     If you hadn't already watched the film, I highly suggest this film. But as we watch the film near the ending, we see the zombies start to remember loved ones. Then, their heart started to beat. (Tear-jerker anyone?) The love that Julie has for R even begins to help his transformation into a human. I know this may sound naive, but what if we just tried to love each other more? A cure to world peace, maybe?

     Here is a little edition of the 12 days of Christmas filled with some of my favorite Christmas movies. It's so hard to believe that it's almost here!