Summer Tunes

So...am I the only one that has certain music for certain seasons? Hope not. My favorite time of year is right now and there is nothing better than to have some good tunes accompanying it! Here is what I'm jamming out to this summer (and you should too!):

Goettingen, Du- The Finches
Waiting in Vain- Bob Marley
Summer of '69- Bryan Adams
Are You Sure?- Bethany Dillon
(Exactly Where We're From)- Mirah
More Time- Needtobreathe
King Without A Crown- Matisyahu
Over You- Jay Nash
Amber- 311
Amie- Pure Prairie League
Animal Tracks- Mountain Man
Arizona- Kings of Leon
Here Comes the Sun- George Harrison
The Girl- City and Colour
Buckets of Rain- Redbird
Bubble Toes- Jack Johnson
Forever Young- Audra Mae and The Forest Rangers
The Weight- The Band
5 Years Time- Noah and the Whale
Daughters- John Mayer
When U Love Somebody- Fruit Bats
Turn Out the Light- The New Amsterdams
Rhythm of Love- Plain White T's
Nothing Lasts Forever- Brett Dennen
No Envy No Fear- Joshua Radin
Naked As We Came- Iron & Wine
Moth's Wings- Passion Pit
The Park- Feist
My Malakai- Angus & Julia Stone
I Don't Love You Much Do I- Guy Clark
Free Fallin' (live)- John Mayer
Bella- Angus & Julia Stone
Hannah- Ray LaMontagne
Heartbeats- Jose Gonzalez
The General Specific- Band of Horses
The Underdog- Spoon
This Is Just So Beautiful- Jenny & Tyler
Lucky- Jason Mraz (feat. Colbie Caillat)
One Moment More- Mindy Smith

This music video by Angus & Julia Stone  is so beautiful. Enjoy!!!!
Mango Tree

The Blues for Graduation

I adore the color blue. Not just because my little eyes are blue, but because it's such a mysterious, fascinating color. Maybe it's due to the fact that I like the water. Who knows.

 This is what I wore Monday night for graduation, and I love it. It's a little above my price range, but I couldn't resist. It's so light and airy.  It's COMFORTABLE. That's what really matters, right?

 Monday night I graduated from college. It's still hard for me to grasp the fact that I no loner have to sit in a classroom, or have to get up and go to the hospital. What is my degree you ask? I have my A.A.S. in Occupational Therapy , which means I am now able to become an Occupational Therapy Assistant. It's a mouthful, I know. I hated it when people would ask me, and I would tell them, and they would look at me like I just spoke in German or something. Anyway, this chapter of my life has come to a close, and now I must take a national certification test, and then find a job. YAY!

(My hubby and I. He graduated from the Surgical Tech program. Yay for him!)