What I'm reading
I just started to listening to a new audio-book this week, and it's a blast from the past... Stephen King's IT. I know I know, I listened to Stephen King last month too. I'm a sucker for horror novels, and SK is the king of the genre I have never read this book so it is all new to me. I have however seen the movie, so I have very high expectations! With Halloween quickly approaching it just feels really good listening to a good scary book. Hopefully, I will soon be able to pick back up actually reading real books.
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What I'm listening to
I have been listening to a lot of praise music this week on my way to class. I really enjoy The David Crowder Band. They always makes me happy when I need a pick me up! They have so many peppy songs that have such a good message.
What I'm watching
I am a BBC fan-girl and this week it has really shown. I have been catching up on my recorded shows, and these two have been the bulk: Dr. Who ( the new season), and Misfits. Dr. Who if you have never seen or heard of it, look it up and you can thank me later. It's about a time traveling alien Dr.that saves people. He's amazing, just saying! It has been on since the 60's, and still has a huge fan-base, and many spin-offs. I have also been watching Misfits. It's a series that I just got into not too long ago. It's about delinquent kids who get superpowers. It's an acquired taste and I do not recommend it for the faint of heart.
What I'm eating
I had Chick-fil-a this week and it was really good! I always get the same thing every time I go, a spicy chicken sandwich extra pickles. This week I was feeling adventurous, and got the spicy chicken cool wrap... it was AMAZING! My meal looked like this.
This week I have been pinning a little bit of everything. I have been thinking about trying to be more healthy, so more and more healthy treats have been popping up in my feed, such as these.
I have also found a couple of great pins for PCOS awareness. I think it is great that more and more people are learning about this condition, because so many people suffer in silence.
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