Blog Award!

I was given a fantastic blog award, from Rose of "Through My Eyes"!

Anyway, to accept this award, I have to:
~Tell seven things about yourself

7 things:
1. I am pretty sure I know which college I'm going to.
2. I will be graduating a year early, because I did my 8th and 9th Grade years in one year
3. I have won too many blog giveaways to count. At least 20, most likely more.
4.I have only read Pride and Prejudice once
5. I am averaging 105% in one of my classes.
6. I am going to be a senior in highschool THIS fall!
7. My favorite number is 7, because it is a good number :)



I'm going to pass this award on to some of the blogs that I love to read and find inspirational:

Abby from Follow God {Every Day}
Elaine from Kissed By Jesus
Abby from Scampified
Natasha from What I wear, What I did, and Why I did it.

To accept this award, just head over to your blog and say you accept it, as well as write 7 things about you!
Also, pass the award on to other bloggers that have inspired you, and be sure to tell them that you have awarded them!

Book Review: Unsinkable by Abby Sunderland and Lynn Vincent.

    Did you know that the Indian Ocean is 27,000,000 square MILES wide? Imagine being stuck on a boat, in the middle of that vast aura. Imagine Being 16, with a broken mast, and a dead phone. Now you know what it's like to be Abby Sunderland. Abby Sunderland set out on an attempt to be the youngest person to sail solo, unassisted, and nonstop around the world. She baffled her critics, becoming the youngest person to sail solo around Cape Horn, the scariest sailing ground of all. It is no surprise, considering she has been around sailboats her whole life. On January 23rd, 2010, Abby sailed off from Marina Del Ray, determined to achieve her goal.
     This book had some high and low points, one of the highs being the time when her family to a 3 year family cruise. Just them,the Amazing Grace ( their boat) and the long rolling waves of ocean. They sailed around Mexico for three years, lingering at the ports they liked the most. One of the low points of the books was when Abby asked God how long He had been planning her  mast breakdown. Not cool. I also did not enjoy the pride laced throughout the book. Granted, she deserves to have a little pride in what she accomplished, but in this sort of a book, it is hard not to sound prideful even if you're not. I think the book was interesting, but I believe it would've been better had it come out 10 years from now. Overall, I think this book was an interesting book about a courageous 16 year old, and I believe it is a good read for anyone who has sailed before.








P.S. Booksneeze gave me a free copy of this book to review, honestly and in all truthfulness.

What I wear: To a Wedding, and the Winners!!!

Dear Blogging friends, I am so sorry for my lack of blogging! I have a couple of posts {fashion ones :) } planned for the next few weeks :) Anyways the winners of the free matching blog button, signature, and header are:


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Every person who entered! I decided that everyone should be a winner :) So, all of you winners email me at    libbilogs{at}gmail{dot}com  :)
      My Grandpa was remarried. Indeed, the wedding was very sweet, but also somewhat casual :) Hence the lace of silk on my dress :) Here is my outfit, whick I am also putting on Suddenly Darling. {I will post it later}
Here it is:

Undershirt: Kohls $5 Dress: Kohls $20 Sandals: Old Navy $15 Leggings: Target $5 Bracelet: Kari Jobe Concert $10  Necklace: Claires $15 Butterfly Bobby pins: Sweetheart Studio, as a gift, about $18.

What do you all think?