Saturday, November 28, 2009

"So Break It Down and get Free."


   One late night about Midnight. Whitney burst into my room while I'm in bed reading...she goes, you wanna have hot chocolate? So, about 12:05 Whit and I go down the stairs to the living room and sit down on the not yet finished concrete floor and start drinking our Cinnamon hot chocolate and some Raspberry dark hot chocolate. Mmmm....I  finds some candles my little sisters made and light them up in the middle of us girls. Then, our dad got home, so we hurry up, blow out the candles, run up the stairs throw our cups in the sink and dive into our beds. 

After a long day of shopping the day after Thanksgiving. Whitney, Ashley, our friend Erika, and I finished off our day by going to the movies. We watched Fame. It was great, we were the ONLY people in the theater...so we got to have free reign. We talked loudly, snorted, giggled, Whitney slept, at one point there was some rockin' music and Erika had just came back from the bathroom and we didn't notice her come back and she came back dancing wildly down the aisle. So Whitney and I joined her and we danced all around the theater laughing, being idiots. We def "broke it down and got free". That was def a movie to remember. :)

After that long day of shopping I had a major migraine. So last night I went to bed at 8:30 and slept for 20 hours straight. That's a record for me!!! WHOO!

"So break it down and get free!"

I'm Right. As always.


You Are 50% Left Brained, 50% Right Brained

The left side of your brain controls verbal ability, attention to detail, and reasoning.
Left brained people are good at communication and persuading others.
If you're left brained, you are likely good at math and logic.
Your left brain prefers dogs, reading, and quiet.

The right side of your brain is all about creativity and flexibility.
Daring and intuitive, right brained people see the world in their unique way.
If you're right brained, you likely have a talent for creative writing and art.
Your right brain prefers day dreaming, philosophy, and sports.



Friday, November 20, 2009

Off adventuring in a foreign land that some like to call Dallas.

This past weekend through last Tuesday, I was off adventuring. 
 My adventure included four of my favorite people. (Well, it included a lot more, but I only have pictures of four. :D)


 Sit back, relax, and let me tell my tale. :)

Here's where is all started, at the DMC for the Excel concert.


Enter in Jessica and Heather.
My dear Heather lives at the DMC.
I love to visit her office.
:D

After the amusing concert I went home with my one and only pretty, Victoria.



And had a blast of course. :)









You should have seen us racing up and down that little hill setting both of our camera's on self-timer, racing back down the hill, plopping down and trying to act nonchalant.  Ha. What a sight we must have made. :)



We did our hair for Victoria.

Victoria has this practically awesome neighbor, Lydia. :) We hung out with her quite a bit. :)










A taller and shorter half.
Like puzzle pieces, they fit perfectly together.
:)



 Notice the matching shirts we bought together at AE.
"All We Need Is Love"



Running outside to play in the leaves. :)







Nothing beats having fun like a kid. :)



 Ha, attempted mysterious look.
Epic fail.
I don't think I ever got a serious face. :D




More my type of picture. :)






Tree Huggers.


The best part of the adventure. Climbing a tree to get to the roof and take pics. :D



Then, I went to Jessica and Rachel's house. My other two favorite people.



We went to Jadore Yogurt. The BEST frozen yogurt place. EVER
The cute little Asian man insisted upon taking a picture with Jessica's phone. Hahah.
And kept insisting. We let him take one then insisted no more.
That ends my Dallas adventure.
The end.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

I am a Promise with a capitol P.

I live for a purpose.
That's what God has been repeatedly telling me.
I'm here for a reason.
I saw a song on my friend's status that I haven't heard since going to children's programs.


I am a promise I am a possibility I am a promise with a capital "P" 
I am a great big bundle of potentiality 
And I am learnin' to hear God's voice 
And I am tryin' to make the right choice
 I am a promise to be anything God wants me to be.


I thought, I should listen to kids songs more often if they are gonna that inspirational. ;)

I have been slightly frustrated lately wondering, what in heaven's name am I supposed to be doing with my life? What in the world will I end up doing. How can I do whatever it is. I have been literally begging God to tell me these things. Begging him to answer me and give me something hard, great, yet satisfying, something to give Him glory. Then I read this in a book.

One song can spark a moment.
One flower can wake the dream.
One tree can start a forest.
One bird can herald spring.
One smile begins a friendship.
One handclasp lifts a soul.
One star can guide a ship.
One word can frame a goal.
One vote can change a nation,
One sunbeam can light a room.
One candle wipes out darkness.
One laugh will conquer gloom.
One step must start each journey.
One word must start each prayer.
One hope will raise our spirits.
One touch can show you care.
One voice can speak with power.
One heart can know what's love.
One life can make a difference.

I thought...whoa.
My life in it's self, right now, right here, can make a difference.

"To the world, you may be one person. To one person, you may be the world."





I am a promise I am a possibility I am a promise with a capital "P" 
I am a great big bundle of potentiality 
And I am learnin' to hear God's voice 
And I am tryin' to make the right choice
 I am a promise to be anything God wants me to be.

So, I am sitting by quite anxiously, knowing I am God's promise.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

"Once 'pon a time, there three 'wil piggies."

My little brother, who is the apple of my eye, loves to play, hates to sleep.

Last night it was my little brother's bedtime, he was trying every method to avoid the fact. Hehe. :) So I told him to jump in bed, his new idea? Tuck ME in bed. He grabbed me by the arm and said, "I take you to you woom." I was like...whaaaa? So he drug me to my room said "lay down!" and pushed me towards my bed. So I layed down on my bed and he pulled my blankets on me turned my little heater on HIGH, (suffocation began there) and started to literally tuck me in. I was laying there wondering, where in the world did this little squirt learn this? After he had successfully smothered me and I had suffered from heat exhaustion he started to leave me, I, at this time playing along, protested saying, "where's my story?!?!?" To my surprise he climbed and sat on top of me and started telling his all time favorite bedtime story and gave it a little spin of hilarity.

(Exactly like this)

"Once 'pon a time, there three 'wil piggies.
They live with there mommy.
They not obey there mommy."

he paused for dramatic emphasis of course and I asked...what happened?
He answered..."they git in biggggggg piggy trouble."

I have no idea where he came up with disobedient but it made for a pretty good laugh. :)

I love my little brother.