shiny things

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One of the best post I read about the new year was from Mighty Girl.
I especially like the last bit:
Make things shinier. Disco balls! Lip gloss! Futuristic rockets with lens-flare sheen! Admit it. Shiny things are better than regular things. For one, they catch the light. Further, they distract stupid people so you no longer have to engage in conversation with them. Finally, they really pull a room together. In 2013 I am coating everything in glitter. You! Come here. Shiny things! 2013.
My cousin Rachael and bestie Audrey would agree. Hurrah for Shiny things!

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