I do not like feeling so lazy, but I think sometimes you need days like these. After my english final this morning, I came straight up to my bed and slept and slept and slept. When I finally got up, I turned on the telly and watched a Top Chef marathon. I thought about dropping the whole nursing gig and becoming a chef for like 20 minutes, but changed my mind after remembering my many failed attempts of cooking brownies (the mix kind too!), chicken, and other easy things. I still think being a chef would be sweet, but it's just not for me.Sunday, April 27, 2008
Lazy Day
I do not like feeling so lazy, but I think sometimes you need days like these. After my english final this morning, I came straight up to my bed and slept and slept and slept. When I finally got up, I turned on the telly and watched a Top Chef marathon. I thought about dropping the whole nursing gig and becoming a chef for like 20 minutes, but changed my mind after remembering my many failed attempts of cooking brownies (the mix kind too!), chicken, and other easy things. I still think being a chef would be sweet, but it's just not for me.Thursday, April 24, 2008
A tiny bit of procrastination
The downside of all this feeling accomplished thing is the second I start feeling like I've made progress, BANG! I've got an essay or two due. It's cool though, because soon I'll be done with school for almost a whole month.
Dern learning.
I am so stinkin' nervous about my A&PII final. I have done less than good on those lecture tests, and this one is worth two, yes two, exam grades! I think that this might have been what got me on the last one (nervousness), so maybe I'll practice some chill techniques, and try having positive thoughts. All the while, entertaining thoughts of intestines and kidneys. Possible? Not sure.
I was studying at my friend Dani Beth's apartment this evening when I saw her roommate's (who is a J2 nursing major) medicine note cards. I got pumped about getting to memorize meds and side effects, it seems so neat! I'm sure I might feel differently about it when that day actually arrives, but today I got encouragement that I'm doing the right thing here.
Procrastination ending now.
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Silverware Rollin'
Like I have said before, I am amazed at the conversation that rolling silverware brings. It amazes me every single time. Actually, how can I give the action of rolling silverware the credit for all the wonderful conversations that have happened in the banquet room at Cotton Patch? I can't. I should be thanking God for the blessing (although most nights when we're tired and just want to get out of there, it seems like a curse) that rolling silverware is. I hope I don't sound like a kook, but I look forward to rolling silverware, and that will be one of the things about Cotton Patch I will miss the most. I have learned so much from the people I've worked with this past year. I've learned that a listening ear and time to spare can do wonders and that it doesn't take much for people to open up. I thank God for introducing me to lost people with hurts and messed up lives who are searching. Since I have became a Christian, I've heard "our mission field is all around us, everywhere we go..." I have never believed or understood that statement more clearly than I do now. I thank God for opening my eyes to that.
They have grown a lot. So, so, so sweet (even when screaming). I asked her how I could be praying for them, she says: -that Tim's treatment will continue going well -that Ethan and Noah will keep gaining weight -that her new job will work out -that she would stay strong despite her exhaustion. If it crosses your mind, lift these things up for her. She still isn't sure about God, but she also sees provision in her life that she can't explain. Friday, April 18, 2008
Camera Dead.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Almost There

Saturday, April 05, 2008
This and That
I had my advising meeting yesterday, and aside from being extremely scared/intimidated by my advisor, it went well. I got myself all registered, and I'm ready to go. I might regret taking Developmental Psych at 8 am, but I keep remembering that I woke up early everyday for high school, so I guess can do it 3 days of the week for college.
Today was a beautiful day. Since the library didn't open until 1:00 today, I sat outside and studied. When my eyes needed a break from reading I watched the squirrels. They are so neat. There was one with only half a tail that I liked a lot. I got another one arm tan while studying, so now both of my arms have a nice uneven farmers tan. It's cool. I'm proud of how much I studied today, even though I still feel like I have quite a lot to do, I feel slightly accomplished.
I like having a roommate who works at starbucks. Free tea and coffee has changed my life.
I'm taking an online defensive driving course to dismiss a speeding ticket I got a couple months ago. I'm taking it at http://www.asenseofhumordriving.com/ and it's hilarious! There's this little cartoon character guy who talks to you about safe driving and makes corny jokes. I think I'm enjoying it more than I should.
This book is awesome. One of my choir friends, Kelsey, brought this book on tour the other day. I think I'm going to buy it someday. It starts out with some simple "get to know you" questions and as you go on, the questions get more in depth and thought provoking. There are funny questions, serious questions, and questions that make you say "hmmm?". It was a fun way to get to know some of my new friends. I think it would be a great book for finding out what people believed too, mainly because you can kinda do it discretely without being like "SO, what do you think about Jesus?", even though sometimes that's the right way to do it. Anyway, it's fun. I recommend it. : )
I really should pack or study or work on defensive driving, or something.
Friday, April 04, 2008
Tea Time
Choir tour (round 1) was a ball of fun. I'm looking forward to round 2, all of it except for waking up at 4am. I'm in love with my friends.