Bring on the Weekend

As this week comes to a close, Kim Kardashian's latest magazine cover remains this week's celebrity hot topic. She claimed to "Break the Internet." I thought her butt selfie a year ago made my jaw drop. She manages to top that. Even The View's Rosie O'Donnell weighed in and came to her defense. While I get Rosie's point that if she had that body she would do the cover, however, I wonder how much of it is actually her body. Thanks to Photoshop, graphic designers and magazine editors can make even imperfect celebrities have the perfect smile, teeth, and body. Kim's skin is glistening a little to much for my taste. Feel me? My mother also used to tell me, "Just because you can doesn't mean you should."

I have to say this week feels much better than last week. I got four work out days of the gym in. I finally began chipping away at revising a script (as of last night 15 pages) and am currently reading Toy Story 3. In order to stay on track with my writing I'm writing 30 minutes a night and reading 30 minutes a night.

I don't even mind that it snowed a bit overnight although I was hoping it wouldn't hit until next month. Oh well.

Not sure about the rest of you, but I'm ready for the weekend and looking forward to it. Tomorrow afternoon I'm going to see Sacred Heart's High School's production of Singing in the Rain. Elizabeth, the young high school student I started mentoring this summer is performing in the production that will take stage at the Shubert Theater. I'm looking forward to it, it makes me nostalgic and brings back fond memories of when I performed in Cabaret for my senior class play. I still have the VHS of the performance.

The countdown to Thanksgiving has officially begun, which brings me to my Thankful and Giving Challenge. Take it if you have a social media account. Lets spread some positivity.