Fabulous Friday

Greetings ya'll! Wow, it seems like a decade since I've blogged. Does anyone still read this? Seriously, is there life at the other end of this ol' blog out there? Oh well, here I am typing.

I love weekends now, mostly because I am starting to de-stress. This semester has been hetic, as you can probably tell from the lack of posts, and when I did post, it was like a Stop N' Go kind of post, like a woman when she is pressed for time doing her hair and saying "I'll be down in five minutes!". It's really not five minutes, it's more like 15.

The picture you see is me and my cousin at a bowling get-together back home over Easter Break. Him and that emo hair! Gotta love him!

But I must say, yesterday was one awesome Friday, and I'm not kidding. Usually during the week it's an endless rush of things to do and places to go, but Friday was just perfect, and I thank God for that.

It started off with my 11:00 class getting cancelled, which meant there was no quiz, and I could hang around. From there, I had lunch with two of my former art teachers that were in Edinboro for the day because of some workshops going on for alumi. After that I worked in the lab on my typography projects till around 4:00, then went for a run that lasted 35 minutes! It was amazing, totally awesome. After that, I hung around the Potter's House and chatted while I cooled down, went back to the dorm room, took a much needed showa, and headed off to a campfire with friends and didn't come back till 4:00. I can't tell you the last time I was up that late. Actually, I can, it was Nov. 2004, I was up playing scrabble with my bowling team. (wild life I live!)

So needless to say, yesterday rocked my socks and every stress molecule in my took a hike, and hopefully it stays there. I've been getting these "stress headaches" in the afternoon each day and it's really agrrivating because of schedules and such. Ahh, fabulous Friday...

So I'm off again this lovely weekend! Finals are coming around the corner and there is a small quiet and peace before the storm, so I guess all I can do is sit back and enjoy it! Have a blessed weekend!

Jesus Calms the Storm

"One day Jesus said to his disciples, "Let's go over to the other side of the lake." So they got into a boat and set out. As they sailed, he fell asleep. A squall came down on the lake, so that the boat was being swamped, and they were in great danger.

The disciples went and woke him, saying, "Master, Master, we're going to drown!"

He got up and rebuked the wind and the raging waters; the storm subsided, and all was calm. "Where is your faith?" he asked his disciples.
In fear and amazement they asked one another, "Who is this? He commands even the winds and the water, and they obey him."

Luke 8:22-25

Whether calm or stormy weather, God is in control :)

Remember Me?

Remember Me? The person who has this blog?

No? Really? I could have swore she stopped by here about a month ago...

...go figure. It's been brought up that it's been close to a month since the lsat post. Good news is that she is still alive. Bad news is that she's probably on wanted posters because there are sightings of her here and there.

Well, anyway, it appears she's been having the most hectic time as far as schedules, meetings, programs, and everyone's favorite - homework. Swamped would be a good word. Congested, smothered, cramped, I think you get the idea.

Well, anyway, she had a passion for re-designed the blog but just didn't have the motivation. She hasn't had time to read others and she barely has had the time blog herself, or not blog at all.

So then year is coming to a close, and maybe she'll start a new game called "catch-up". For now, catch ya'll later.

Oh, and enjoy the picture that was taken at Target. It's titled "The Circle of Life" only in plastic version, although I doubt hippos eat baby monkeys and lion cubs probably can't bring down a hippo, but hey, with plastic animals, anything is possible.