New York City
California
Denmark (one of my best friends lives here)
Brazil (another one of my best friends lives here)
Italy
France
London
Rome

I love anything from American Eagle!!!

"I want, what I want, when I want it. What is so immature about that?" - Mila Kunis as Jackie Burkhart from That 70's Show

"Life is like a train, it's bearing down on you, and guess what... it's gonna hit you. So you can either start running when its far off in the distance, or you can pull up a chair, crack open a beer, and watch it come." - Topher Grace as Eric Forman from That 70's Show

"Dill-hole" - Everyone from That '70s Show

"Ugh, and ONLY if I was as open as you!" "Wha-?" "I was talking about your shirt!" -Dr. Greggory House to Dr. Lisa Cuddy about her open shirt

(Holds out fist and says sarcastically) "Bros before Hos!" -Dr. Greggory House to Dr. James Wilson

"Yippity Friggin Doo Da" - Me

"AWAHAHOOOOO!" - Me

"Money doesn't buy you happiness." "Oh please, thats just an excuse they make for poor people." - Eva Longoria as Gabrielle Solis and Melinda Page Hamilton as Sister Mary Bernard on Desperate Housewives

"The human piñata look may be all the rage in Queens, but in Soho they'll arrest you for crimes against humanity." - Becki Newton as Amanda Tanen to America Ferrera as Betty Suarez in Ugly Betty

Are you the before?" "What?" "The before-and-after shoot...?" "Huh?" "ARE YOU DE-LIV-ER-ING SOME-THING??? - Becki Newton as Amanda Tanen to America Ferrera as Betty Suarez in Ugly Betty

"Life is not the amount of breaths you take, it's the moments that take your breath away" - Will Smith in Hitch

"Do something everyday that scares you" - Unknown

"Thats all you got all lady. Two wrong feet and fucking ugly shoes!" - Julia Roberts as Erin Brockovich

"I won't worry my life away" - Jason Mraz, The Remedy

"Good day sunlight, I'd like to say how truly bright you are, you don't know me, but I know you see, your my favorite star" - Jason Mraz, Who Needs Shelter

"Learning to know somebody intimately is often the beginnings of dislike, sometimes even of contempt. Among humans, love often does not survive a growing acquaintance, but in a dog, love seems to grow with acquaintance, to get stronger, deeper. Even when fully acquainted with all our weaknesses, our treachery, our unkindness, the dog seems to love strongly - and this love is returned by most dog-loving humans. We, too, seem to love our dogs the more we get to know them. The bond grows between us and our dogs." - Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson writes in his book, "Dogs Never Lie About Love"