No babies?

Okay, I know it's kind of weird that all of my actual posts have to do with children. Haha, but that is totally by chance. Anyway, today at school I was in my biology class and we were talking about the Gardasil shot that is supposed to protect you from certain HPV strains. Well, we came up on the subject that this shot supposedly cause sterility in some patients. I had the series of three shots.

I freaked out. Yes, I am young and I do not want any babies of my own for at least ten years. But, I still want to be able to have them when I get older. Now, this could all be me blowing up everything in my mind to make it worse than it actually is, which I do quite often. But it brought to attention all of the opinions about this shot out there.

My mother made both my sister and I get this shot, and she did it out of love and wanted to protect us from cancer. But now all of the side-effects are coming out and I am actually kind of worried. I didn't even have to get the shot, that is what I didn't understand, I mean...I was (and am) definitely not having casual sex. So, I figured it was silly for her to get it for us. But she was looking out and it was all in good thought.

I looked up all of the side effects. And there is so much information that doesn't actually lead me into a direct answers. Is the shot a good or bad thing? In some tests they did in lab rats the lab rats proved to be sterile, and also right after they recieved their vaccine some girls even died. I don't really have to worry about dying because I have had the shot for at least two years. But it is still kind of scary. I hope to find out more, and I hope that there is nothing wrong with me either.

But what I want to know, what do you guys think about this controversial shot?

30 days -- all crammed into one hour. :)

Okay, this is a spin-off on the 30 days thing. It's a spin-off because, well...I did it in an hour and I didn't use all of the factoids we were supposed to use AND they are completely out of order. Anyway, enjoy. :)

 I am not going to list fifteen facts about myself, because, well...this whole post is about me anyway. ;)

 Kennis is my sissssta. She would be the person that I have been close to for the longest. She's annoying and breaks my car, but I love her.

 Pushing Daisies is my favorite show, well was...until those mean NBC people cancelled it. That was a sad Thursday. :(

 This would be a picture of a good night, prom night/birthday night/dancing/got my car/Chinese. :)

Oooo, I want Chinese now.

 Here is a picture of a memory. I went on a spontaneous trip down to C-bus with my BUFF, and we went to a three story F21. It was AWESOME.

 This is a picture that makes me laugh, seriously, every time. hahahaha.

 Here's another memory. :)

 This was an adventure I had again with my frannn. We are sooooo clever. :)

(No frogs were harmed in the making of this crime scene.)

 This makes me laugh! I thought it was so clever. :)

 They like to call him the 'Turkey Raper' at the dentist.

 Something I hate -- someone reading over my shoulder! Urghhh.

 This picture makes me laugh. Hahahahah.

 Someone who I love. :) My pa. :)

 Someone who inspires me-- My Momma. She's pretty cool. ;)  She's going to hate me for putting this on the world wide web, though. haha. Good thing she's tech-impaired.

A picture of me and my cousin when we were wittttttle. :)

 Someone I miss -- Remi. :( RIP

 I'm afraid to be kidnapped. :/ This picture urks me.

 My favorite book. Lauren Conrad - Style. :)

 Somewhere I want to go -- Venezuela.



Happy Cheese Day! :)

Well, actually it was yesterday...but I am just now getting to it. I just wanted to dedicate a post to Cheese day! Which was February 20th. MY personal version of cheese would DEFINITELY be mac-n-cheese, so here are some mac-n-cheese facts. :)

• Crayola named one of their crayon colors “macaroni and cheese" in 1993
• In 1937, Kraft introduced its famous boxed version of mac and cheese; nine million boxes were sold in the first year
• The original source for Macaroni and Cheese is unknown but the first known written recipe is from thirteenth century southern Italy--recipe calls for lasagna sheets and fermented cheese.
• Burgundy wine is recommended to be served with macaroni and cheese
• Thomas Jefferson is credited with introducing macaroni to the United States after he brought the first macaroni machine home with him from France

I know, this really doesn't tie-in with mac-n-cheese, but I thought I would end the post with something even MORE yummy. :) Red velvet hot chocolate. :) Mhmmm. I advise you to try it sometime. :)

Bye!