I definitely started my Christmas music two days early this year. I have a VERY strict rule that Christmas music begins the day after Thanksgiving and is in FULL effect until Christmas Day when I am cut off again for another year. But, as I was baking (that turned out as NASTY Soup pie instead of the normal pecan pie I make EVERY SINGLE YEAR. What happened??) on Wednesday in preparation for Thanksgiving, I couldn't help myself.
Now, just picture, The Larsens dancing around to Mariah Carey's "All I want for Christmas is You" over and over again. It's times like these that I know I really scored. How many husbands would do that??
I LOOOOVVEEE Christmas Music. And I REALLY love that song. I don't care what any of you say. I won't change my mind!
For more appealing music, also check out "Maybe this Christmas". It's the best Christmas mix of all time. (Okay, maybe not all time, but definitely right now). Love it!
Merry Christmas everyone! I hope you all had a fab Thanksgiving. Like usual, we brought a camera with us to Bakersfield, but forgot to charge it. Yet again another fun family weekend with no evidence. I promise, we had a blast and I LOVED Twilight. Can't wait to see it again!
*And apparently I'm in some sort of blogger funk. I can't write, I can't spell, and I can't think of anything to write about. :(
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Fleshy Beard
Yes it is true. The other night I turned on the tube, checked out what we hadn't watched on the DVR, and chose to watch...The Hills. I can't get enough of the show's formula of:
lame dialogue - cut to overhead of LA with cool music - really short lame dialogue - cut to overhead of nighttime LA with so so music - lame dialogue.
I love seeing what Spencer and his freaky facial hair will do next. He's a train wreck.
Labels:
gross facial hair,
Spencer,
The Hills
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Grr....
There's a very good reason I'm never going to be super skinny. That is because I continue to eat Thai fried rice for lunch, split a slice and dog at Costco and eat entire Ghiradelli Sundays without sharing.
What am I going to do with myself??
What am I going to do with myself??
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
You can make your own assumptions...
...last night as I was reheating food for my dinner, I definitely heard a specific theme song come on the TV. Oh yes, Patrick had personally selected "that" show to watch without ANY persuading from me. While I won't tell you what show it was, I will tell you that I was completely shocked.
He's comin' around. YESSSSSSSSS
He's comin' around. YESSSSSSSSS
Friday, November 7, 2008
Jealous?
I'm not one to brag, but it's hard not to today.
We had the best day ever. Shopping all day with my dad and Patrick
Then the Ducks game with them and my Grandma.
SO fun.
Best Part? Finding the PERFECT Christmas Party dress. I LOVE Calypso. (Ok, maybe hanging out with my family all day was the best part, but this was definitely a close second.)
We had the best day ever. Shopping all day with my dad and Patrick
Then the Ducks game with them and my Grandma.
SO fun.
Best Part? Finding the PERFECT Christmas Party dress. I LOVE Calypso. (Ok, maybe hanging out with my family all day was the best part, but this was definitely a close second.)
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
In case you were wondering...
I would LOVE these as a Christmas Present. Yes, I know they're overpriced and overseas but that's what Christmas is all about, right? Impracticality :)

Gorgeous. And I've been looking for pretty coasters for forever. Wait a minute...don't you think Lisa Corcoran could make something like these with the Elison Machine?? Hmmmmmm.....
To be honest. I'd also like the throw blanket, the table centre piece, and any of the rugs. But I'd be happy with the coasters :)
Don't worry, I'll post some more realistic (and unrealistic) "Christmas Wishes" in the upcoming months to help give you all some ideas. :) I know, I know, I'm SO thoughtful. ;)

Gorgeous. And I've been looking for pretty coasters for forever. Wait a minute...don't you think Lisa Corcoran could make something like these with the Elison Machine?? Hmmmmmm.....
To be honest. I'd also like the throw blanket, the table centre piece, and any of the rugs. But I'd be happy with the coasters :)
Don't worry, I'll post some more realistic (and unrealistic) "Christmas Wishes" in the upcoming months to help give you all some ideas. :) I know, I know, I'm SO thoughtful. ;)
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Happy Halloween!
Now, regarldess of your political affiliation, I'm sure you can appreciate our impressive (and thrifty!) costumes. Note, my outfit did NOT cost $150,000, nor is it from Neimans or Saks. And yes, that is baby powder in Patrick's hair (it's not that grey just yet).
We also found some awesome Maverick buttons online to complete the outfit.





Our friends the Bellisarios and the Woolwine's threw a great Party friday night. There were lots of interesting costumes roaming around...
Oh, and feel free to drop by any of your leftover candy at our apt :) hehe
We're off to Laguna again this weekend to hang out with my parents! We're really excited. Especially because we get to go to a Ducks game. I LOVE hockey!!
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Nov. 4th
Hate me all you want.
I'm an apathetic Independent* who is SICK AND TIRED of the Election.
That said, I already voted for President, one proposition, and to get rid of Nancy Peloski so you can go back to loving me Mommy and Daddy.
Robert posted this on FB today. I thought it was pretty cool, mostly because it's the first political thing I've seen that isn't a bunch of biased crap. And I mostly think it isn't biased because I can't understand what they're saying. So maybe it is. And maybe I'm being subliminally swayed. But I already voted so it's too late to sway me!
Nov. 5th can't come any sooner for me! Everyone I know is counting down until the Election...I'm counting down until it's OVER.
And no, this is not the time for you all to swarm my comment box with reasons why I should be Republican or Democrat. I get it.
* John P. Avlon at The Wall Street Journal got me "spot on": Independents do not fit in the traditional boxes: They are fiscal conservatives who favor a strong national defense, low taxes, and balanced budgets, but who are, at the same time, socially progressive. They support same-sex civil unions, but not gay marriage; back legal abortion in most—but not all—cases; and are disgusted by Washington’s partisan gridlock. In other words, they’re pragmatists, not ideologues.
I'm an apathetic Independent* who is SICK AND TIRED of the Election.
That said, I already voted for President, one proposition, and to get rid of Nancy Peloski so you can go back to loving me Mommy and Daddy.
Robert posted this on FB today. I thought it was pretty cool, mostly because it's the first political thing I've seen that isn't a bunch of biased crap. And I mostly think it isn't biased because I can't understand what they're saying. So maybe it is. And maybe I'm being subliminally swayed. But I already voted so it's too late to sway me!
Nov. 5th can't come any sooner for me! Everyone I know is counting down until the Election...I'm counting down until it's OVER.
And no, this is not the time for you all to swarm my comment box with reasons why I should be Republican or Democrat. I get it.
* John P. Avlon at The Wall Street Journal got me "spot on": Independents do not fit in the traditional boxes: They are fiscal conservatives who favor a strong national defense, low taxes, and balanced budgets, but who are, at the same time, socially progressive. They support same-sex civil unions, but not gay marriage; back legal abortion in most—but not all—cases; and are disgusted by Washington’s partisan gridlock. In other words, they’re pragmatists, not ideologues.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Help!
I have my company Christmas party coming up in December (I know it seems early to start thinking about but...) and I'm looking for a dress. If any of you come across anything cute with sleeves please let me know! I need it to be fairly dressy (but not like a full-length prom dress). So far I've found a few but nothing I'm madly in love with...
Friday, October 10, 2008
A lot of good things have happened lately
And eating at Trio with my best friends
And Patrick's parents came to visit. But doesn't that deserve it's own post? I thought so too.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
VS

Patrick's birthday is coming up soon (!) and my dad is coming to visit tomorrow (!!) so we've decided to celebrate Patrick's birthday dinner together tomorrow night(!!!).
Sarah: We're going out for your birthday, where do you want to go?
Patrick: I dunno, no where too fancy
Sarah: But it's your birthday! We have to go somewhere fun!
Patrick: Fine. I will pick somewhere and let you know.
Next day:
Sarah: Have you picked somewhere to go?
Patrick: Not yet. I want somewhere with good chocolate cake.
Only a Larsen would base his entire birthday dinner on dessert. Us Cowans base it on steak.
Lets just say, we've settled on a happy medium. House of Prime Rib here we come!!
Monday, September 1, 2008
What is WRONG with me?!
I found yet another amazing website. yearbookyourself.comI apologize for those of you that I did not "yearbook". I only had usable pictures of Patrick, Robert, Daddy and myself.
Enjoy
Robert '96
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Finally!
Two weekends ago, Patrick and I had the time of our life. We got to puppy-sit for one of my friends from work AND go to the Renaissance, I mean "Ren" faire. Talk about a good couple of days!
I'm not too into dogs. Actually, that's not true. I feel the same way about them as about babies. I like them--just not ready for my own. haha. Hence the babysitting, right?
We love Cash. I mean LOOOVVEEE Cash. I've missed him every day since we gave him back to Jonny. Come back to visit please!
He rode the bus with us every morning.
We've been having a really good summer. And just think, for SF, it's just begun!
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
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