Word of the Day: Kawaii ADJECTIVE 1. (In Japanese popular culture) Appealing in an endearing way; cute. NOUN 1. (In Japanese popular culture) The quality of being cute, or items that are cute. Example Sentences. 1. "All of my new clothes are kawaii — I can't wait to show you." 2. "I want to decorate my bedroom with everything kawaii." 3. "This litter of kittens is too kawaii!" Word Origin. Japanese, 1960s The simplest explanation of the word "kawaii" might be "cuteness inspired by Japanese culture." There's not a strict definition of "kawaii" (used as both an adjective to describe something and as a noun to designate the aesthetic), but think pastels, cute cartoon creatures, pigtails, and glitter.

Me & Ivan before our run this morning, and the results of my 5 mile interval training run.

Last night, I decided to try to make a logo and banner for my running, and maybe put them on a t-shirt and hat. This is what I came up with.

A teenaged mother gives birth and murders her baby at the prom. Eighteen-year-old Melissa Drexler gives birth to a baby boy in the bathroom stall at an Aberdeen Township banquet hall in New Jersey during her high school prom. Maintenance workers called to clean up blood found in the stall discover a bag in the garbage with her dead baby inside. An autopsy later revealed that the baby had been born alive but had been strangled to death. Drexler’s case drew national attention and outrage, especially since she returned to the dance floor after killing her newborn baby. It was also somewhat curious that she had managed to conceal her pregnancy from everyone she knew. After arriving at the Lacey Township High School prom with her friends, Drexler immediately went to the women’s bathroom. With her unsuspecting friends outside the stall, she gave birth to her baby boy in about 20 or 30 minutes. She reportedly told her friend, “Go tell the boys I’ll be right out.” Apparently, Drexler cut the umbilical cord on the edge of a metal sanitary napkin box in the stall. Blood tests revealed that she had no trace of drugs or alcohol in her system. Prosecutors in Monmouth County initially charged Drexler with murder, but she pled guilty to aggravated manslaughter on August 21, 1998. Telling the court that she was remorseful for her actions, on October 29 the teary-eyed girl was sentenced to 15 years in prison with the possibility of parole in three years. She was released on parole after 37 months on November 26, 2001. #TrueCrime