life or journal, such tough decisions
I realized today that it has almost been a month since I journaled last. I think about journaling often and what I will write but never seem to actually sit down in front of my computer and write. Partially because I tend to find other things to do with my time and partially because I just space out.
Anyways I have been busy and life has been crazy. The run down. Working quite a bit and driving home to see family and friends the last couple of weekends. Went on a very delightful vacation where I got to hang out with Dawn, Jesse, the cats, Pua, and her friends. Saw more of Florida and DC. Found Bamboo with whom I have completely fallen in love. (For those wondering, he is the most adorable stuffed giant panda that I bought at the National Zoo. He is extremely cuddlable.) Had a couple of dinners for friends. Several girls nights. Was sick for a week. Actually progressing on Dad's quilt. I think it is going to be quite nice. Got the guts up to call a boy. He hasn't called back. Visited a new church with a friend and his family. This week was much better than last. Realized how much I have to do this weekend before I go back to work on Wednesday. Feeling slightly overwhelmed. Turned on the heat in my house. Novel concept I know. Have had some REALLY good soul searching discussions with a few people. Discovered online crosswording fun. Quickly becoming addicted to peppermint soy hot chocolates. They are the reason for winter. Reading tons of books, mostly YA fantasy and some mystery. Watching DVDs. Watching the life slowly ebb out of my computer and car. Dreaming of how I am going to decorate my house for Christmas. Sort of starting on on the actual writing part of my application for UM iSchool. Discovered a neat microbrewery in Mac. Had a lovely Thanksgiving with Turk and her family in Yakima. I love having friends with me on overnights.
That I think is it. Probably not. It is amazing how many stories are in that short paragraph. Too much to tackle now or to bore you.
We in the NW really are snobs. (I am sitting in a coffee shop listening to people order.) And difficult.
And life marches on. Most of the time I am content and happy. I have my moments. As one person puts I am in my mid-twenties and all that goes with it. But I try not to complain too much contrary to what Turk and Pua may hear from me. Hope you all had a lovely Thanksgiving and will enjoy the holiday season. (Who knows when I will write next.) Try not to get burnt out on Christmas songs and ads. :)
Anyways I have been busy and life has been crazy. The run down. Working quite a bit and driving home to see family and friends the last couple of weekends. Went on a very delightful vacation where I got to hang out with Dawn, Jesse, the cats, Pua, and her friends. Saw more of Florida and DC. Found Bamboo with whom I have completely fallen in love. (For those wondering, he is the most adorable stuffed giant panda that I bought at the National Zoo. He is extremely cuddlable.) Had a couple of dinners for friends. Several girls nights. Was sick for a week. Actually progressing on Dad's quilt. I think it is going to be quite nice. Got the guts up to call a boy. He hasn't called back. Visited a new church with a friend and his family. This week was much better than last. Realized how much I have to do this weekend before I go back to work on Wednesday. Feeling slightly overwhelmed. Turned on the heat in my house. Novel concept I know. Have had some REALLY good soul searching discussions with a few people. Discovered online crosswording fun. Quickly becoming addicted to peppermint soy hot chocolates. They are the reason for winter. Reading tons of books, mostly YA fantasy and some mystery. Watching DVDs. Watching the life slowly ebb out of my computer and car. Dreaming of how I am going to decorate my house for Christmas. Sort of starting on on the actual writing part of my application for UM iSchool. Discovered a neat microbrewery in Mac. Had a lovely Thanksgiving with Turk and her family in Yakima. I love having friends with me on overnights.
That I think is it. Probably not. It is amazing how many stories are in that short paragraph. Too much to tackle now or to bore you.
We in the NW really are snobs. (I am sitting in a coffee shop listening to people order.) And difficult.
And life marches on. Most of the time I am content and happy. I have my moments. As one person puts I am in my mid-twenties and all that goes with it. But I try not to complain too much contrary to what Turk and Pua may hear from me. Hope you all had a lovely Thanksgiving and will enjoy the holiday season. (Who knows when I will write next.) Try not to get burnt out on Christmas songs and ads. :)