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The girls are baaack! And things are just as confusing as ever. First off, I don't know what Cece's endgame is anymore. Alison said she wasn't really redcoat, she was just a distraction. So what is Cece then? I still don't trust her.

Melissa is so eerily calm about everything. (Seriously. It weirds me out) And of course we never got to hear what she told her dad. It's something he doesn't want her mom to find out, though. For some reason I feel like it has something to do with Melissa knowing what body was actually found.

It seems as if Mona has gone off the deep end again, and this time she's bringing an army to take down Alison. She was totally acting like the mastermind of the "A" game, but I still think it's someone else. Speaking of which: SHAUNA. Obviously she was a part of the team, but I don't think she was the person. Aria seems to think that it's all over because she's dead. But it's never over.

Oh, the theories. 

xoxo, Kae.

If you want to see a movie that makes grownups cry

Once upon a time, John Green wrote a book that broke me and put me back together at the same time. Then, that book became a movie that broke me again.

Very rarely can I say I felt that the movie adaptation of a book was better than the actual book. In fact, The Princess Diaries and A Walk to Remember are the only ones that come to mind at the moment. With The Fault In Our Stars, the book still has my heart, but the film is one of the best I've seen in a long time. Seriously. 

Going in, I don't think I had many expectations because I didn't want to be let down. There was no way I could be let down, though. It almost felt as if I was reading the novel again, feeling all the emotions for the first time. It solidified my feelings for Shailene Woodley as an actress, it made me laugh, it made me cry, (a lot) and it absolutely broke my heart. I think one of the things I love most about the story is that it's real and hopeful and heartbreaking and beautiful. It isn't very often that a story can captivate you in such a way that you feel different once it's over. The Fault In Our Stars is that kind of story.

Whether you've read the book a thousand times or never opened it, the movie is so worth seeing. Go ahead and read the book while you're at it. Before you do either, though, just make sure you know you'll be crying.

June goals

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I cannot believe it's already three days into June. The year's nearly halfway over! Isn't that crazy?

Every year I try and plan things out for the summer so that I'm not super lazy. (Because let's face it, summer is the time for lazy) Aaaand then I still end up lying around doing nothing and before I know it it's fall again. So this year, I guess I'm making it a goal to actually do my June + summer goals. We'll see how that goes. {June is also my birthday month. Just throwin' that out there.}

1// Finish Divergent. I started that book over a month ago and I'm still not finished. See, with me, I either finish a book in two days or two months. I don't know why. But I really like Divergent and would love to finish it by the end of the month.

2// Write everyday. Sometimes I get a little lazy and don't feel like writing. There is inspiration everywhere and it's not hard to look for.

3// Do more crafting. I'm no Martha Stewart, but I really enjoy making things. (on my moderate level, that is) I have a crazy dream to open up an etsy shop, but I wouldn't know what to make. Maybe I'll find out.

4// Yoga. I absolutely love yoga and I want to get back into doing it at least three times a week. It's good for the soul.

What are your goals for the month?