So I was sitting at the kitchen counter, drinking liquid ice-cream and reading Deathly Hallows, when my brother announces we've received a package. Or several.
OH JOY! What on Earth could it be?
AS IF I DON'T KNOW.
Oh yeah. It's that pair of little beauties. I know, you're aroused just by looking at them. Behold their various beauty shots!
Oooooh YEAAAAH. *koolaidman*
They came accompanied with a box with two pairs of the same shoe in the same size. WAY TO GO, ONLINE STORE. Screwed up me order, ya did. But it's ok, you're forgiven, because at least they were delivered (plus, return policy!). The shoes give off the smell of leather wherever they go - my room currently smells like new shoe. And I'm lovin' it. Like McDonald's.
Now, anyone remember that Anthem essay we had to write a few months ago? The one I'm sure you forgot until I mentioned it, like, a second ago? YEAH WELL... guess who's a finalist? :DDDDDD
That's right. I AM. I received an email from DA INSTITUTE OF AYN RAND that says I'll be receiving a package that includes my prize ($50 for doing my homework? HELLS YES!), certificate, and official letter or something.
Thanks, Anetha Milllis. I guess there was a method to the madness. (No speaking of the true name, friendlies. If you call her, she shall come.)
AAAND: My Ricardo Arjona tickets arrived in the mail today too! It's been a freakin' fantastic day.
Friday, July 24, 2009
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Ooooh, those shoes look effin' FANTABULOUS.
ReplyDeleteWhere'd you get them?
YOWZA! Could your day get any better?
Shoes, money, tickets...did you also find out you get to go to Disneyland free for the rest of the year?
I got them at Modcloth.com. They have some pretty schnazzy things there.
ReplyDeleteI WISH. That would be like a dream come true!
Oh! I love pretend shopping on there haha.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that what Disneyland is suppose to do?
Me too! I've only ever "window"-shopped until those shoes.
ReplyDeleteI know, right? It's supposed to make dreams come true, but it really sorta doesn't. The Year of Million Dreams wasn't truly a way to make a million dreams come true - it was a marketing stunt. And they mostly just gave out Mickey ears - that's not really anybody's big dream, sadly.
Oh man, oh man. It's like the Ayn Rand judges bought those shoes for you!
ReplyDeleteI know, right? Now I'll be able to pay my mom back! :D
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