Cheer up, Emo Girl...
I had a bit of an angsty moment yesterday. Mostly about our living situation. I mean, time is limited and choices are scarce. I'm tired of living in limbo. Wondering if the next housing option will pan out. Wondering if the next employment option will pan out. It's a bit frustrating.
Anyway, I'm feeling a little better now. When I was at Bible Study yesterday, I came across a book that looked intriguing. I picked it up and started reading. It is very intriguing. It's called Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer. It's about this guy, fresh fom college, who gives up everything to wander in the wilderness, to try and live off nature. Needless to say, he doesn't make it. I've only made it a few chapters in, but it has this magnetic pull. Even though you already know the outcome, you want to continue to read to find out why he'd do something like that. Me, if I ever did anything like that, I'd make 100% sure I knew exactly what I was getting into so I could be prepared for whatever circumstances may come up.
The road construction in front of the house is finished!! Finally!! Now, I no longer have to weave through a maze in order to get to the house.
Dad's planning on coming down toward the end of the month. My grandmother is moving back to Indiana and he's going to help her move her stuff. So he's gonna stop by so we can spend some time together. It'll be nice. I haven't seen him since the funeral, and even before that, it was a few years. At the moment, we're trying to hash out exactly what we're going to do.
I think I'm gonna go to the bookstore and see if I can see what's come in. I'm still on the prowl for RK 25... Hopefully it'll be in.
Trivia of the day: Richard Cadbury invented the first Valentine's Day candy box in the late 1800s.
Anyway, I'm feeling a little better now. When I was at Bible Study yesterday, I came across a book that looked intriguing. I picked it up and started reading. It is very intriguing. It's called Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer. It's about this guy, fresh fom college, who gives up everything to wander in the wilderness, to try and live off nature. Needless to say, he doesn't make it. I've only made it a few chapters in, but it has this magnetic pull. Even though you already know the outcome, you want to continue to read to find out why he'd do something like that. Me, if I ever did anything like that, I'd make 100% sure I knew exactly what I was getting into so I could be prepared for whatever circumstances may come up.
The road construction in front of the house is finished!! Finally!! Now, I no longer have to weave through a maze in order to get to the house.
Dad's planning on coming down toward the end of the month. My grandmother is moving back to Indiana and he's going to help her move her stuff. So he's gonna stop by so we can spend some time together. It'll be nice. I haven't seen him since the funeral, and even before that, it was a few years. At the moment, we're trying to hash out exactly what we're going to do.
I think I'm gonna go to the bookstore and see if I can see what's come in. I'm still on the prowl for RK 25... Hopefully it'll be in.
Trivia of the day: Richard Cadbury invented the first Valentine's Day candy box in the late 1800s.