*~*Day 30*~*

Well I've finally reached Day 30, the last day of the challenge. Kind of bittersweet, on one hand I'm excited to have reached the end and kept up with it (even if I did miss a few days) but on the other hand I also really liked having something to post about every time I signed in. And let's be honest you really can't keep doing blog challenges, eventually you have to put your normal day-to-day stuff in it.

So onto today, something I could never get tired of doing. I was talking with Larry about this and was telling him how there's a few things I think I could never get tired of doing and realized there's too much to choose from, so instead of just picking one I figured I'd make a list (maybe making lists should really be the thing to put here since I seemed to have done that with all of the posts ha ha). So here's the list of things I truly believe I could never get tired of doing:

• This may make me sound like a crazy cat lady, but I could never, ever get tired of watching my kitties. They make me laugh so hard when they play around. And they make me just want to pet and annoy them when they sleep. They find the craziest poses to sleep in, the best moments to be sweet, and they make any bad day so much better when I come home and they rush to my feet to say hi.

• I could never get tired of seeing or being around my family. My mom, step dad, dad, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, grandma, and Larry are literally everything I need in my life to help me succeed. They mean the world to me and they give me the best advice and never make me feel judged. If it weren't for them I could've never became who I am today. They help me feel good when I feel I'm not my best, they help me in times of need, they make me laugh when I really need to be cheered up, they are just amazing. They've shown me how to love and what kind of people I deserve to have in my life. So to all my family out there, thank you for helping me with everything and being there when I really need you, you have NO idea how much it's meant to me.
• I could NEVER, absolutely never, get sick of going on a roller coaster. I'm sure (given my family history) I'll eventually need to take a break from them, and I fear for when that day arrives, but until then I love being on roller coasters. I love the rush, I love the feeling of falling but then being pulled back up, I love trying new ones when they put new twists and turns in them, I love love love when they go upside down. I just love the limits they push and the adrenaline rush they bring. That's why I'm so excited for our vacation this Summer/Fall because I can't wait to try out new ones that I've never been on before.
• I could never get sick of having lazy days with Larry or coming home to him after work and watching a TV show or just being in the room with him. Some days we may bug each other, but I could never get sick of being around him. He's my rock, I understand so many corny cliches because he's in my life. And I really like that he's shown me so many things I never would've known had it not been for him coming into my life.

• I could never get sick of road trips or traveling. I love seeing new places and being able to say I've been there or done that. I like taking pictures of those places even if I'm being goofy in just asking for one. I like having new stories to tell and new memories to make. I always joke that when I retire we'll be living out of an RV and just seeing the country.

• And lastly, make fun all you want, but I could never get tired of planning anything. I love having the control, I love seeing the choices, and I love knowing I brought it all together. I get a thrill from being able to look at something and say go ahead and plan it. I don't even get sick of having to reschedule because of other's plans, I love being able to say I pulled it off.

And that's it, that's my 30 day challenge. It was fun to do and I'm glad I did it. I don't care that I missed a few days, I figure I was either doing homework or spending quality time with loved ones so it's no great loss. Thanks for reading, if you did, and until next time I have something to blog about (which may not be too long)...

:)