Today's title refers to the forecasted high temperature for this area. 47 degrees Fahrenheit. 47! The record low for our area is 51! So said the man on the news last night. It's freaking October and it's snowing in the northeast/midatlantic states, and it's in the 40s here. So odd. Maybe we'll actually get snow this year? Cold weather and a family guy episode have inspired me to listen to Christmas music, so that's what I've been doing :D I stocked the 5 cd changer full of Christmas cds and just let it play...yum. I'm also listening to TSO and Josh Groban on my computer. Happiness. The leaves are changing and being colourful! It's exciting, although it doesn't reall feel like autumn with how cold it is. The leaves aren't nearly as pretty as they are up north this time of year, but still nice.
In other news, I met a girl at school who I'm now tutoring in Spanish. Turns out she's a Christian and I know her brother from IV at UMBC. She also recently started attending Cov. Small world? I think so. She's cool though, I like her. We had lunch at Chipotle yesterday after tutoring, since she had lack of cash to pay me she offered to buy lunch with her credit card, which I agreed to, since I'd probably just spend the money on food anyway.
Weekend happenings will be limited by the dreary weather unfortunately. I'm sure Tori and I will find some way to entertain ourselves despite the drizzle. Maybe we'll see a movie or go shopping. Sister bonding time =]
You win some, you lose some. It was fun while it lasted, and it's a learning experience.
Now time for a nice hot shower, and maybe some hot tea or cocoa to take off the chill.
Peace y'all.
P.S. Common Sense Life Lesson for the week: Drinking hot chocolate while folding laundry is a bad idea, particularly when you attempt to drink it over a pair of freshly washed white pants. Go me.
A friend once told me I needed to get a blog as an outlet for my musings on life. This is me, the good, the bad, the occasional emo. My thoughts and responses to life, microcosmic and macrocosmic.
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Friday, October 16, 2009
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Life is a Rollercoaster
My life is never predictable. Most of the time I enjoy this, but sometimes there are days where I wish I knew what was going to become of it all. I analogize life to a rollercoaster becuase it is constantly moving, up and down, twists and turns, and upside down. At times it makes you wonder: who am I, what am I doing here, and which way is up and out of this mess we call life? I've learned in the past few months that college can cause alot of those moments, as can the drama of life. Though the two are often related, they aren't necessarily. So what's the point of this little rambling about the confusion of life? Two things: first and most important, although life is constantly changing, God is faithful and will often be the only thing that makes sense amidst all those "how did this become my life?" moments. Second, to share something I wrote a little over a month ago. I write alot when I'm feeling like I can't really explain feelings in plain conversation. I had been feeling sad and frustrated about a friendship that seemed, and still seems, fated to be anything but normal. We seem to fluctuate weekly between the polar opposites of friendship: really close, or barely speaking at all. (I'm hoping to get this figured out soon). The strange thing was that I have now turned this into a song-in-progress. Normally I don't put my writings to music, although I suppose in a way it makes sense since both writing and music are things that "connect", if you will, in my life. There's a bit of irony in it all, as the tune that seemed to attach itself to the song is rather light by itself, whereas the words are more introspective and nostalgic.
Written 11/16/2007
My world is brighter than the sunshine whenever you're around
Your smile can light my darkest hour
Your voice can still my restless heart
When I'm in your arms I know everything will be alright
You're all I want; You're all I need
You're all I want, but now you're gone...
I can't see your smile
I can't touch your face
I can't hear your voice
Telling me I'll be ok
It's time to move on
I've got to be strong
All I've got is Jesus now
I know He'll catch me when I fall
My world is brighter than the sunshine whenever you're around
Your smile can light my darkest hour
Your voice can still my restless heart
When I'm in your arms I know everything will be alright
You're all I want; You're all I need
You're all I want, but now you're gone...
I can't see your smile
I can't touch your face
I can't hear your voice
Telling me I'll be ok
It's time to move on
I've got to be strong
All I've got is Jesus now
I know He'll catch me when I fall
The first half is the first "verse" and the second half is the "chorus" I guess. I have some scraps of a second "verse" rattling around in my head, they'll probably start coming together in the next few days. Meanwhile, I've got to finish wrapping Christmas presents, so that's all for tonight. I'll leave you all with this: "And in the same region there were shepherds out in the field watching over their flock through the night. And an angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone all around them, and they were filled with fear. And the angel said to them, "Don't be afraid, I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all people. Today in the city of David, a Saviour is born who is Christ the Lord. And this will be a sign for you: you will find a baby wrapped in cloths laying in a manger." And suddenly there was a multitude of angels with the first angel praising God and saying, "Glory to God in the highest. Peace and good will to those on earth with whom He is pleased!" ~Luke 2: 8-14~ Merry Christmas y'all!
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