Got a letter today--
A drawing I started over a year and a half ago is going to be displayed at the Arts Center at school..
so long as I can come up with at least 2 more that look as good. (Is what I am told)
Nothing serious, but.. I am happy. Especially considering the fact that I only entered it on a whim of my humanities professor. I dunno why I let her do that to me, but I am glad that I do.
On a different, yet similar note--
I am thrilled with my new job, $7.00/hour to scrapbook for someone. It's a two-three month operation, under the table kinda thing. And the scrapbook store this woman found me through offered me a position, on a 'need' basis. Mostly picking up slack, but I like the idea. A little cash would be nice.
School is stressful, 19 credit hours and counting. But I am feeling a bit better, because I actually feel challenged now.
I am feeling very healthy since I have incorporated exercise, an hour per day, in my schedule. I am seeing vast improvements in just the first four weeks and couldn't be happier about my body.
I have become a member of the Fort Walton Beach Methodist Church, and am very excited to have finally found a church family that may help me figure out all of my questions about God, and some about this life.
Starting in October I will be taking a 6 week, build on, ballet class. I have always wanted to do this, and I figured why not now? This world ain't gonna do the things I want for me.
I am looking at getting back in with my volunteer gig, or possibly trying a new route. I think I might like to work with children this go-around, rather than grown women. I think I might do more good at that stage.
I am tossing around the idea of either switching majors, or double majoring, or minoring to/in anthropology. After a couple of discussions with my humanities professors, it is starting to look even more appealing to me.
Oh, and of course, my relationship with Joshua is absolutely thriving. We have never been so happy. We had our rough patch, and we have come out even stronger than we could have ever imagined. He is brilliant, and there is no one else in the world who could captivate me as he does.
All in all, I would have to say that life is brilliant.
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