Saturday, December 23, 2006

A New Year's Resolution

In hopes that I won't be put back on Chris's "Junk" list I am writing a blog tonight. I'm really surprised that I haven't written more this week seeing as I have been home-really doing nothing.
But I have already made one New Year's Resolution-to keep my blog updated. I'm going to try and write at least once a week. I think that's a good way to start, when I have gone months at a time without writing. I really do enjoy reading each of your blogs and keeping in "the know" with what's going on in your lives, so I decided maybe I should try to keep mine updated a little more.
I can barely believe it's Christmas Eve tomorrow, but oh-so-happy! For those who know me, which is most likely all of you, you probably know that this is my absolute favorite time of year! I love snow, and luckily we will have a white Christmas this year! Which I am looking forward to because those are few and far between here in Burley. I love the spirit of Christmas-the music, snow, family, traditions, the kindness and service. It all works for the betterment of the world! I am so grateful for it!
I'm so excited to see all of your smiling faces this Christmas! See you soon!

Friday, December 01, 2006

Is this Billy Gilman? . . .Don't hear much from him these days. . .

So today is the first of December.
Kind of hard to imagine.
I just realized that within two weeks I will have completed my fifth semester of college and only have three left to tackle.
Amazing!
I never thought I'd live to see the day when I was a college student, let alone one that was this close to being done. People who went to college were adults-- grown-ups who knew what they were doing with their life, who were really smart and who knew-everything! I do not fulfill any of these assumptions and am far from it! I feel inadequate to be in college, going to school with so many people who really are adults. It almost seems like something I just say, not something I am. "I'm a junior in college."
Who would've ever thought?!
Billy Gilman. . .don't hear much from him these days.