My notoriously evil left leg has been showing signs of issues on the horizon again so I've decided I must bear the terrible, terrible ice-bath-pain (it hasn't improved since my first ice bath). And I am not exaggerating. It is 100% torturous. The first 2 minutes are so incredibly painful everywhere, but that mostly eases except for my toes, my toes hurt SO BAD the whole time, and even after. I need booties or something.
In other news, it's almost time for FLORIDA and SUN! You've seen #5 and #4, but now it's time for my 3rd most favorite Disney movie of all time... are you tired of this game yet? Hopefully not, because it's ALADDIN!
Aladdin is JMan's #1 most favorite Disney movie so I think he is a bit offended it's only my #3.

Seriously. Look how ridiculously tiny that waist is.
In book news, remember when I told you all about how bored I was reading Mazerunner and how I wasn't going to read the rest of the series? Well a few days later the next book, The Scorch Trials, ended up at the top of my library queue, waiting to be picked up. Why is it that all of your books you're waiting on at the library always come at the EXACT same time, ensuring that there is no possible way you can finish even half of them in the small 6 week window?
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Anyway, this time I had the audio book, and I didn't have much else on audio, so I decided to give it a go after all and listen during commuting (in case I haevn't shared, I commute a decent amount and this is a common practice of mine, I listen to far more books than I actually physically read; I highly recommend it). Well I don't know if the second one was really more well-written than the first (doubt it) or if it is just a better listen than a read (likely), but I was definitely intrigued by this book.

Is it high quality literature? Not really. Is it better or equal to The Hunger Games? Definitely not. But it was interesting and I actually listened to it instead of wanting to throw the book out the window like Mazerunner. So I shall continue on to Book #3: The Death Cure. So what's the point? I don't know, if you're bored commuting, these books aren't so bad.
3 days!
What are you reading right now? Anything good you recommend? What's your 3rd favorite Disney movie?
marathonlar 68p · 685 weeks ago
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Jen · 685 weeks ago
3rd Favorite Disney movie - hmmm that is tough. But I will say alladian is a big hit in our house.
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Jen · 685 weeks ago
3rd Favorite Disney movie - hmmm that is tough. But I will say alladian is a big hit in our house.
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Ali Mc · 685 weeks ago
I'll even give you my top 5 :D
1. The Little Mermaid - man she was hot and I love her
2. The Lion King - Seriously Simba was da bomb!
3. Beauty and the Beast - LOVE IT! tale as old as time mutha %&&T&'s!
4. Aladin - I think he is so bad ass and gotta love that genie ;)
5. Tangled - yep I'm giving the new one I spot! It seriously blasted away Sleeping Beauty and Snow White.
Favourite non-disney movie - Thumbelina :)
Ice baths....they look crazy
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Allyson · 685 weeks ago
I like a lot of the non-animated Disney movies. Do those count? Mary Poppins, The Parent Trap, Freaky Friday. I do like The Little Mermaid and Lady and the Tramp, but find some of the others really dramatic and sad. I saw the Lion King when I was in my 20's and cried like a baby when Simba's dad died.
Speaking for crying, your icebath looks scary! My toes get too cold for that. I do the old-fashioned sit in a tub with ice wearing shorts and wool socks.
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