what happened to september?

My favorite month of the year just flew by.
Although, October is a pretty close second to September.
Here are some things I've been doing/thinking during my blogging absence.

• I'm in love with the word adorable. In fact, I find the word adorable to be rather adorable. And although there are some people out there who would hate it, I've decided that I would be quite pleased if someone were to use that word to describe me.
• Speaking of adorable, have you been watching New Girl? Because you should be. Zooey Deschanel is delightful.
• I bought a rain suit at Costco this weekend. Yes, suit. Jacket and pants. Who wants to go camping in the rain? Because I'm ready.
• Buying the rain suit prompted me to search for new rain boots. I found these, but cannot find them anywhere online in my size. That's a mean trick, Internet.
• And while we're talking about online shopping, I'm tempted to buy this shirt. It has the word "bling" in the name soooo, there's that.
• What I really want is this. But made for a woman. And it should be blue. And the D should be orange. Life is hard sometimes.
• I've been watching a lot of sports lately and I'm not mad about it. Give me a team to cheer for and things will get intense.
• I want my nails to always be perfectly painted. Is that too much to ask?
• My dear friend, Butter, brought me some cider yesterday. She knows I like the cider. Now I just need to obtain some powdered donuts and I will be in heaven.
• The new season of Dexter started last night. I have a little crush on him.
• Last week the IT guy took my computer for, what I thought was, a quick fix. A couple hours later I still had no computer and there was a client emergency. I ended up having a co-worker print out documents and a phone list, grabbed a highlighter and started making phone calls. I felt like I was on an episode of Mad Men. How did people get anything done before computers?
• I saw Bon Iver last week. And thoroughly enjoyed it. 
• I'm starting to panic about a Halloween costume already. It's a yearly struggle.

As you can see, there's been a lot of deep thinking going on over here.