What's Yours?

I recently shared my plan to live an Inspired 2015. . .  and since this post I've been enjoying reading other's thoughts, hopes and plans for the New Year.  Below are a few of my favorites:

Nina ((Flowers in My Hair)) chose a word for her 2015

Some inspiration from some kick-ass women, thanks to this Huffington Post article

A few things we probably won't be seeing in 2015 ((but at one time, we all thought we would!))

Here are 15 things we should stop doing in the New Year

...and can't we all agree that EVERYONE needs a copy of this book in 2015?!

If you're still unsure about 2015, listen to the wise words of Astronaut Chris Hadfield 

((look him up... he's amazing.))

 Wishing you a Happy and Blessed 2015.

xoxo,

-J

Five things I'm loving on the internet this week. . .

Whenever I am dealing with that "I've hit a brick wall" feeling at work, I find it best to distract myself for a moment.  I'll minimize whatever window I am working in and go the internet for a quick break.  ((The trick is not to let yourself get too distracted, which is why I rarely head to pinterest while on a break...))

Below are a few links to things that I've found ((and loved)) around the internet this week:

The trailer for this documentary on marriage.  I'm looking forward to watching this one!

The film-nerd in me loves this slideshow of the visual spacing used in When Harry Met Sally. 

((I blame Professor Gorham and my college film class for this one!!))

Blake Lively's new lifestyle website, Preserve.  I'm not sure about its user-friendliness yet, but Lively's first letter was inspiring, and rumor has it her husband Ryan Reynolds will be contributing.  Who doesn't love that?

This spoof trailer from Wil Wheaton is HILARIOUS.  And so very dead-on.  If you grew up in the 80s/early 90s, you MUST watch this!

...and speaking of trailers...

Fifty Shades of Grey is hitting theatres in February.  Have you seen the trailer?  ((Of course you have.))

What do you think?  I read the book series, and was very mixed about it all.  The story-telling was atrocious and I found all it very annoying- but I read all three books within a week.  I think I'll eventually get around to seeing the film version- but I don't expect to head to theatres to do so.  

Will you go see it?  

If you've got something great on the internet that I need to see, give me the link in the comment section!  

xoxo