My Slight Love of Tan Lines

Okay, it's probably because I grew up on the beach.  Every day, all day.  My summers were spent on the beach.  And if I wasn't there, I was at my best friend since birth's house swimming in her pool, all day, or swimming laps at swim team practice and meets.  So when I say I was a tan kid, I don't mean, has a little bit of a tan.  I mean, my skin was a good 8 shades darker by the end of the summer - which contrasted nicely with my so blonde it was white hair.

Anyway, to the point.  I have a slight love of tan lines.  There's nothing I love more than coming home from the beach, taking a shower (the smell of beach in the shower is a WHOLE OTHER slight love post), and seeing a good set of tan lines from that day.  I know, the sun in gracious amounts is awful for your skin, and raises the chances of skin cancer like a 234934.234234%.  I struggle with this all the time.  I don't want premature wrinkles, or skin cancer.  I've already had 8 moles removed on my back from too much sun to test for skin cancer.  Yet still, there's nothing like a good tan. (BTW - I don't mean Snookie orange, I mean a real beach tan.)

That being said.  Kids, wear your sunscreen.
Now, off to let the world admire my lovely shorty wetsuit and Teva sandal tan lines from work today.

Periods are a very necessary part of punctuation.

I mean, right?  They provide the ending to a thought so you can start a new one.
Consider the following.

This week is the last week of my summer.
Next week begins my fall internship, the third internship I'll  be completing this year.

Plans after that?  I have no idea.  I mean, I have my "ideas", but everything's up in the air - which is pretty much how my life has been the past year now.  And now I'm about to start the internship I've been working towards this whole time.  WOW.  Exactly a year ago I decided to apply for my first internship, working towards this one, and exactly a year later, it's about to start.  WOW (yes, two wows were necessary).

So this week I'm going to wrap up this sentence and get ready for a whole new one.  BRING IT.